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throughout the war. but the stories these markers tell encompass the entire range of what people experienced during the war "

Those stories, Tole said, include the sacrifices and hardships suffered by all, active soldiers and otherwise, including: local farmers and merchants who saw livestock and livelihoods confiscated by Union troops who occupied the county in the summer of 1862; typhoid and other life-threatening diseases and wounds suffered by those Union troops and. a year later, by the Confederates who passed through on their way to and from battles in Gettysburg and Manassas.

The markers and highway signs art* part of a federal Transportation Enhancement Project administered by the state and the private nonprofit Civil War Trails organization (www.civilwartraveler.com), which builds and installs the markers and offers comprehensive Civil War tourism information - trail maps, event calendars, historical narrative and more - on its Web site and at visitor centers nationwide.

The county paved a parking lot at the county-owned farmhouse next to the library

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