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On Reverend Philip Slaughter’s Property, “The Shelf”

On Reverend Philip Slaughter’s Property, “The Shelf”

This is the 4th & last installment of a series of four memorable tours given at Cedar Mountain Battlefield in 2019. Links to the previous 3 tour reports can be found at the end of this post. Continue reading “On Reverend Philip Slaughter’s Property, “The Shelf””

Author Brad ForbushPosted on February 2, 2020December 6, 2020Format LinkCategories Battlefield tour reportsTags Rev. Slaughter House

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