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that the book, through interpretation of so many sites, leads to historic preservation efforts to protect these historically rich buildings and sites.

Tb help fulfil] this dream, a significant percentage of the profits from the book will go back to the local non-profit Summers-Koontz Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans. The camp has been very active in preservation work in the county since its reorganization in late 1999.

Civil War historical site preservation is a large goal of the Blue Ridge Civil War Round Table as well. In addition to putting up historical markers in Rappahannock County and adjoining counties, the group has discussed preservation efforts at such sites as the Spindle House on 211 in Amissville (just past the trailer park) which served as General George A. Custer’s headquar

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