Description
of the site
The Fort Collier site is largely intact. The earthen
ramparts are still visible and easily defined, the
surrounding acreage is undeveloped, and the house
on the property was built in 1867 on the very foundations
of the house that stood there prior to the Civil War.
Blue
Grass New
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Picture
left: Silver Wings featuring Slim Bonniger perform
at the Fort Collier Bluegrass Festival Sept. 17,
2006
Jim Whitley, Marshall Wilborn, Slim Bonniger and
Katherine Whitesell |
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Picture
left: The Tuscarora Brass Band of Shenandoah University
perform at the Old Fashioned Barn Dance at Fort
Collier on Sept.16, 2006 |
Kids
Camp New
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above: ED CREASY and RANGER and the FORT COLLIER
CIVIL WAR CENTER'S KIDS' CAMP SEPT 17, 2006 |
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above: Kids Camp at handely Library |
Picture
above: Kids Camp at Kernstown Battlefield |
Picture
above: Kids Camp at the Old Courthouse Museum |
Picture
above: Kids Camp Front Porch of Stine House 2006 |
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Site
Photos
Historical
Markers
Park
Day 2004
Honor the Past . . . Preserve the Future!
Sponsored by the Civil War Preservation Trust &
the Fort Collier Civil War Center
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