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Corbin, & Weakley. For almost 200 years before the establishment of the Shenandoah National Park in 1935, families lived in these hollows. This book tells their story. Author and Archaeologist, Audrey Homing wanted to know the real story and spent nine years finding it by unearthing the materials they left behind, searching through archival records, and tollring with their descendents. In compelling prose, highlighted with numerous photos from the past, Homing brings these people to life again, challenging long-held stereotypes. Homing establishes a new history, richer and more balanced.Thls book moved up the list, having been number five in 2004. See SPERRYVILLE, Page A3 Correction In an article entitled “Lee celebrates the human spirit and her sixth anniversary’’ which appeared in the November 24 issue of the Rappahannock News, the ghost that Lee refers to is named “Engham.” James Arthur Engham occupied the house during the early 1900s. He was the grandfather of James Russell who live in Sperryville.
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