Publications of Society Members

Fairfax, Virginia

Fairfax, Virginia:
A City Traveling Through Time
by Nan Netherton, Ruth Preston Rose, David L. Meyer, Peggy Talbot Wagner, & Mary Elizabeth Cawley DiVincenzo © 1997, pp. 227, illus., index.
$35.00

For ordering information, call the Fairfax Museum & Visitor Center at 703-385-8414 or toll-free at 1-800-545-7950 .

Books by Wm. Page Johnson, II

Brothers and Cousins:
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors of Fairfax County, Virginia
by William Page Johnson, II © 1995, pp. 249, index.
$20.00

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Make checks payable to:
William Page Johnson
Mail to:
4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Off To War:
The Virginia Volunteers in the War with Mexico or Fuera De Guerra La Virginia Volentarios en la Guerra con Mexico
by William Page Johnson, II © 2002, pp.460, index.

A comprehensive look at Virginia participation in the Mexican War consisting of a history, muster rolls, and biographical information on each participant.
$35.00

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Make checks payable to:
William Page Johnson
Mail to:
4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Twilight Years of Mr. Lincoln's Army: the Organization and Members of a GAR Post
by Barbara Bensinger Welch
113 pages, illustrations, notes, and index.

A study of Civil War veterans from Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, and the GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) post they organized in 1879. It contains information on GAR membership, rituals, and activities as well as facts on the pension laws and process to obtain a pension.
$15.00 (includes Postage & Handling)

Make checks payable to:
Barbara A. Welch
Mail to:
9849 Natick Road, Burke, VA 22015-2932
For questions, e-mail: 51174baw@verizon.net

Journey to Bloomfield:
Lives and Letters of 19th Century Virginia Families
by Cordelia Grantham Sansone © 2004, pp. 242, index.

Based on letters and diaries of the Carper Family who came to Pennsylvania in 1732, later moving to Maryland and Virginia, where Philip Carper bought and developed the old mill on Colvin Run, (now restored) and established his son Frederick on an estate with house called “Bloomfield.”
$15.00

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Rough-Riding Scout:
The Story of John W. Mobberly, Loudoun's own Civil War Guerrilla Hero
by Richard E. Crouch © 1994, pp. 58, illus.

All available material about Loudoun County Virginia's own Confederate partisan leader, and surely its most feared and hated Civil War figure, has been collected in this publication. John W. Mobberly was the leader of an extremely dangerous band of uniformed ruffians that operated in the western half of Loudoun County, and nearby Maryland and West Virginia, during the latter half of the War Between the States. Mobberly earned a unique reputation for vicious, savage, ruthless butchery. His comrade wrote that Mobberly personally killed more Yankees than any man in Lee's whole army. He has been a figure of mystery to local residents and historians for many years, and it has long been difficult to separate the fiction from the fact. This study attempts to do just that.
$12.00

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Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

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Elden Editions
2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 950
Arlington, VA 22201

The Virginia Gentleman:
A Field Guide, an Owner’s Manual, a History, and a Way of Life
by Richard E. Crouch © 1999, pp. 152, illus.

A complete history filled with quotable quotes and recyclable anecdotes, this book includes everything you need to know about this vanishing species. He who would be a gentleman or survive as one will find instructive stories here. This little volume abounds in helpful hints on how the gentleman deals with boors and braggarts, parvenus and poachers, ladies, Yankees, horses and hospitality, ancestry and alcohol, inheritance of plantations and titles. Nature’s gentlemen and the improvident and impecunious gentleman are covered, as well as how ladies manage the best ol’ boys and occasionally vice versa, and who really holds the power in Virginia.
$14.00

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Mail to:
Elden Editions
2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 950
Arlington, VA 22201

Brandy Station:
A Battle Like None Other
by Richard E. Crouch © 2002, pp. 296, illus., 6x9, cloth, index.

Brandy Station was a battle like none other. Cavalry against cavalry, with close to 10,000 horsemen on each side, much of it was fought with sabers alone. This comprehensive but fast-moving study of the great mounted struggle near Culpeper, Virginia, on June 9th of 1863 brings to life that story with all the epic sweep of a great narrative. It includes much material that has long been out of print, and much manuscript material published here for the first time. The story of the largest cavalry engagement ever fought on the American continent includes the experiences of large numbers of individual soldiers and civilians who witnessed, participated, and lived through that extraordinary day. In addition to a straightforward telling of the battles dramatic story without semiotics or deconstruction, this book includes the setting, the causes and effects of the battle, the little-known role of the infantry, the commentary in both Civil War and modern times, and the long-range effect on the futures and fortunes of the Union and Confederate Cavalry. Also covered are the role of spies and intelligence operatives, the controversy over failures of the scapegoated subordinate commanders, the unseemly excuse-making of the leaders, and a detailed look at the official reports.
$28.00

Available from:
Willow Bend Books
65 E. Main Street
Westminster, MD 21157-5026
Phone: 800-876-6103 or 410-876-6101
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Heritage Books
1540 Pointer Ridge Place, #E
Bowie, MD 20716-1859
Phone: 800-398-7709 or 301-390-7709
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A View of Falls Church, Virginia
Including Its Western Neighbors Thru the 1881-1889 Diaries of Edmund Flagg, Esq.
by Connie Pendleton Stuntz © 2005, hardbound, 206 pages, 130 illustrations, and index.

Stuntz used accounts of this area from Edmund Flagg who resided at Highland View, just outside the present day western Falls Church City limits on Route 7. In the 18th century, Flagg was a nationally recognized journalist, author, dramatist, and poet interested in the social, commercial, and religious life of Falls Church and other nearby areas. The book also
features descriptions of 18th century plantations in the area.
$35.00

Shipping & Handling:
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Virginia Residents add $1.75 sales tax.

Also locally available at:
Brown's Hardware Store
100 W. Broad Street
Falls Church VA 22046
703-532-1168

Falls Church Village
Preservation & Improvement Society
c/o Stacy's Coffee Parlor
709 W. Broad Street
Falls Church, VA 22046
703-538-6266

Level Green: Witness to War
The Civil War in Northeast Virginia
by M. Lee Minnis © 2006, pp. 284, 47 illus.

Level Green was built in 1728 by Richard Omohundro and continues to be occupied after two hundred and seventy eight years. It has seen many joyous events as well as trials and tribulations. Not the least of the latter was its part in the Civil War for both sides. Its history is one of people, ghosts, and adventure.
$15.95 - $48.95

Edition 1: ISBN 1-59800-411-5, 5.5 x 8.5, Paperback B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $15.95
Edition 2: ISBN 1-59800-422-0, 5.5 x 8.5, Hardback w/Jacket, B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $29.95
Edition 3: ISBN 1-59800-265-1, 8.5 x 8.5, Paperback (in full cover), pp. 224, index, illus. 47 $48.95

Signed copies from the author:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

Mail to:
Capt. M. Lee Minnis USN (Ret)
845 Putters Green Way N
St. Johns, FL 32259
Phone: 904-619-3835
E-mail: lminnis@comcast.net

The First Regiment of Foot:
1775 - 1783
by M. Lee Minnis © 1998, Hardback w/ dust jacket, pp. 467, index. ISBN 1-888265-29-9

This is the first history of any Virginia Regiment in the American Revolution. Battles and daily actions are recorded chronologically followed by biographical data on many of its members. It is extremely helpful to historians and genealogists. Three of its colonels later became governors of Virginia.
$30.00

Willow Bend Books
65 E. Main Street
Westminster, MD 21157-5026
Phone 800-876-6103 or 410-876-6101

Signed copies from the author:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

Mail to:
Capt. M. Lee Minnis USN (Ret)
845 Putters Green Way N
St. Johns, FL 32259
Phone: 904-619-3835
E-mail: lminnis@comcast.net

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The town of Herndon is situated on the western edge of Virginia's picturesque Fairfax County. In the 18th and early 19th centuries, this part of Fairfax County was primarily agricultural, and as additional settlers arrived farming flourished. Early residents found woods, flat open fields, outcroppings of rocks, and workable soil throughout the region. By 1857, the installation of the railroad line brought summer residents, commuters, and real estate developers to the area. Residential growth continued into the 20th century, as more Washington, D.C. workers chose Herndon as a convenient town from which they could commute to their jobs. From 1959 to 1961, the railroad line experienced busy years when it was used to haul sand and construction materials to build neighboring Dulles Airport, which opened in 1962. Although the region has become a center of Internet technology, with several high tech companies located in the area, Herndon still retains a small-town charm.
$19.99 New

Washington Dulles International Airport is one of the three major airports that transports passengers into and out of the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. The beauty of the site is admired not only by millions who arrive and leave the area, but by local residents as well. After an extensive study of three separate locations in Virginia, Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower agreed to the Chantilly site and later chose to rename the world’s first jet airport after his former secretary of state, John Foster Dulles. Renowned architect Eero Saarinen designed the magnificent building that serves as a gateway in and out of the United States. Today, the once peaceful farming area and small villages have turned into a fast-paced business world filled with thousands of new homes and residents.
$19.99 New

Courage in Blue and Gray : Tales of Valor from the Civil War
by Ken Kryvoruka © 2006, 108 pages, illus.

This is a rich sampling of Civil War stories – tales of courage and valor – culled from letters, diaries, newspapers, periodicals, battle reports and pamphlets, which feature some well known and not so well known people who faced danger and uncertainty and showed great courage throughout this difficult time in our nation’s history.

Here, in vivid detail and with a dramatic flair, are the voices of soldiers and sailors, friends and enemies, doctors, correspondents, generals and politicians, all told in a way that only history from the heart can tell. These tales convey the vitality, the humor, the courage and the valor of a people and their volatile era.

$8.48 - $20.70

Civil War
Sites and Scenes in Northern Virginia

The Last Confederate General:
John C. Vaughn and His East Tennessee Cavalry
by Larry Gordon © 2009, pp. 272, illus., hardbound, maps, bibliography, index, ISBN-13: 978-0-7603-3517-8

John C. Vaughn and his East Tennesseans fought at First Manassas, Vicksburg, and all over Tennessee, Virginia, and Maryland. In continuous action from the beginning to the end of the Civil War, he escorted Jefferson Davis in the war’s final days and was the last general in the eastern theater to surrender.

Larry Gordon presents the life and times of this often-maligned Rebel cavalry leader who was blamed for losing the upper Shenandoah Valley at the Battle of Piedmont. He makes use of new research and information to reveal a complete picture of General Vaughn, including the effects on his performance of General William T. Sherman’s arrest and incarceration of his wife and family.
Retail $27.00

Signed/personalized copies from the author are only $24.95 plus S&H: (Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book. Virginia residents also add 5% sales tax, or $1.25/book).

Mail to:
Col. Larry Gordon, USA (Ret.)
10111 View Point Court
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
E-mail: lastconfederategeneral@cox.net

This is a collection of 60 short stories in American history dealing with a wide range of topics. The topics are obscure and unusual, such as a story about President's Lincoln's personal bank records, a plot to kidnap George Washington, the impeachment of a Supreme Court justice, corruption in the Civil War, a history of the Lee Highway and the Little River Turnpike, indentured servants, World War One posters and a slave insurrection in Fairfax County that never quite got off the ground. There are also stories about the Revolutionary War draft in Virginia, the Revolutionary War lottery and ships that collided (including in the Potomac River) during the Civil War. And much more!
$25.00 Hardcover, $18.00 Softcover

75 Years in Vale: Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of Vale Club Oakton, Virginia
by Patricia Strat ©2010, pp. 240, illus.

"75 Years in Vale" uses historic photographs and writings, as well as modern narratives and memories, to tell the story of Vale Club, a women's group in Oakton, Virginia, which was established in 1934. The Club, which began as a Home Demonstration Club affiliated with Virginia Polytechnic Institute's Extension Service, has been in continuous operation since its founding.

In 1935, the Club convinced the Fairfax County School Board to allow it to convert the abandoned Vale schoolhouse into a community house. By 1938, the Club had raised enough money and purchased the school property.

In addition to the story of Vale Club, oral histories, historic writings, and new research findings give the reader a glimpse of the history of the small community once known as Vale, Virginia.
$75.00 Hardcover, $60.00 Softcover

Available for preview and purchase from the Blurb.com bookstore: http://www.blurb.com

Brothers and Cousins:
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors of Fairfax County, Virginia
by William Page Johnson, II © 1995, pp. 249, index.
$20.00

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book

Make checks payable to:
William Page Johnson
Mail to:
4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book

Make checks payable to:
William Page Johnson
Mail to:
4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Twilight Years of Mr. Lincoln's Army: the Organization and Members of a GAR Post
by Barbara Bensinger Welch
113 pages, illustrations, notes, and index.

Journey to Bloomfield:
Lives and Letters of 19th Century Virginia Families
by Cordelia Grantham Sansone © 2004, pp. 242, index.

Based on letters and diaries of the Carper Family who came to Pennsylvania in 1732, later moving to Maryland and Virginia, where Philip Carper bought and developed the old mill on Colvin Run, (now restored) and established his son Frederick on an estate with house called “Bloomfield.”
$15.00

Shipping & Handling:
**Add $2.50 for the first book (book rate) or** $5 for up to two copies (priority mail).

Rough-Riding Scout:
The Story of John W. Mobberly, Loudoun's own Civil War Guerrilla Hero
by Richard E. Crouch © 1994, pp. 58, illus.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.00 per copy.
Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

The Virginia Gentleman:
A Field Guide, an Owner’s Manual, a History, and a Way of Life
by Richard E. Crouch © 1999, pp. 152, illus.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.75 for one copy or $3.20 for 2 copies.
Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

Brandy Station:
A Battle Like None Other
by Richard E. Crouch © 2002, pp. 296, illus., 6x9, cloth, index.

A View of Falls Church, Virginia
Including Its Western Neighbors Thru the 1881-1889 Diaries of Edmund Flagg, Esq.
by Connie Pendleton Stuntz © 2005, hardbound, 206 pages, 130 illustrations, and index.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $4.00 per copy.
Virginia Residents add $1.75 sales tax.

Level Green: Witness to War
The Civil War in Northeast Virginia
by M. Lee Minnis © 2006, pp. 284, 47 illus.

Edition 1: ISBN 1-59800-411-5, 5.5 x 8.5, Paperback B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $15.95
Edition 2: ISBN 1-59800-422-0, 5.5 x 8.5, Hardback w/Jacket, B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $29.95
Edition 3: ISBN 1-59800-265-1, 8.5 x 8.5, Paperback (in full cover), pp. 224, index, illus. 47 $48.95

Signed copies from the author:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

The First Regiment of Foot:
1775 - 1783
by M. Lee Minnis © 1998, Hardback w/ dust jacket, pp. 467, index. ISBN 1-888265-29-9

Signed copies from the author:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

Images of America
Around Herndon
by Margaret C. Peck © 2004, pp. 128, illus.

Images of America
Washington Dulles International Airport
by Margaret C. Peck © 2005, pp. 128, illus.

Civil War
Sites and Scenes in Northern Virginia

The Last Confederate General:
John C. Vaughn and His East Tennessee Cavalry
by Larry Gordon © 2009, pp. 272, illus., hardbound, maps, bibliography, index, ISBN-13: 978-0-7603-3517-8

God Knows All Your Names:
Stories in American History
by Paul N. Herbert ©2009, pp. 398, illus., index

75 Years in Vale: Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of Vale Club Oakton, Virginia
by Patricia Strat ©2010, pp. 240, illus.

Brothers and Cousins: Confederate Soldiers and Sailors of Fairfax County, Virginia by William Page Johnson, II © 1995, pp. 249, index. $20.00

Shipping & Handling: Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book

Make checks payable to: William Page Johnson Mail to: 4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Shipping & Handling: Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book

Make checks payable to: William Page Johnson Mail to: 4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Twilight Years of Mr. Lincoln's Army: the Organization and Members of a GAR Post by Barbara Bensinger Welch 113 pages, illustrations, notes, and index.

Journey to Bloomfield: Lives and Letters of 19th Century Virginia Families by Cordelia Grantham Sansone © 2004, pp. 242, index.

Based on letters and diaries of the Carper Family who came to Pennsylvania in 1732, later moving to Maryland and Virginia, where Philip Carper bought and developed the old mill on Colvin Run, (now restored) and established his son Frederick on an estate with house called “Bloomfield.” $15.00

Shipping & Handling: Add $2.50 for the first book (book rate) or $5 for up to two copies (priority mail).

Rough-Riding Scout: The Story of John W. Mobberly, Loudoun's own Civil War Guerrilla Hero by Richard E. Crouch © 1994, pp. 58, illus.

Shipping & Handling: Add $2.00 per copy. Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

The Virginia Gentleman: A Field Guide, an Owner’s Manual, a History, and a Way of Life by Richard E. Crouch © 1999, pp. 152, illus.

Shipping & Handling: Add $2.75 for one copy or $3.20 for 2 copies. Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

Brandy Station: A Battle Like None Other by Richard E. Crouch © 2002, pp. 296, illus., 6x9, cloth, index.

A View of Falls Church, Virginia Including Its Western Neighbors Thru the 1881-1889 Diaries of Edmund Flagg, Esq. by Connie Pendleton Stuntz © 2005, hardbound, 206 pages, 130 illustrations, and index.

Shipping & Handling: Add $4.00 per copy. Virginia Residents add $1.75 sales tax.

Level Green: Witness to War The Civil War in Northeast Virginia by M. Lee Minnis © 2006, pp. 284, 47 illus.

Edition 1: ISBN 1-59800-411-5, 5.5 x 8.5, Paperback B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $15.95 Edition 2: ISBN 1-59800-422-0, 5.5 x 8.5, Hardback w/Jacket, B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $29.95 Edition 3: ISBN 1-59800-265-1, 8.5 x 8.5, Paperback (in full cover), pp. 224, index, illus. 47 $48.95

Signed copies from the author: Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

The First Regiment of Foot: 1775 - 1783 by M. Lee Minnis © 1998, Hardback w/ dust jacket, pp. 467, index. ISBN 1-888265-29-9

Signed copies from the author: Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

Images of America Around Herndon by Margaret C. Peck © 2004, pp. 128, illus.

Images of America Washington Dulles International Airport by Margaret C. Peck © 2005, pp. 128, illus.

Civil War Sites and Scenes in Northern Virginia

The Last Confederate General: John C. Vaughn and His East Tennessee Cavalry by Larry Gordon © 2009, pp. 272, illus., hardbound, maps, bibliography, index, ISBN-13: 978-0-7603-3517-8

God Knows All Your Names: Stories in American History by Paul N. Herbert ©2009, pp. 398, illus., index

75 Years in Vale: Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of Vale Club Oakton, Virginia by Patricia Strat ©2010, pp. 240, illus.

Brothers and Cousins:
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors of Fairfax County, Virginia
by William Page Johnson, II © 1995, pp. 249, index.
$20.00

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book

Make checks payable to:
William Page Johnson
Mail to:
4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book

Make checks payable to:
William Page Johnson
Mail to:
4141 Orchard Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030
or call 703-273-6130 to order.

Twilight Years of Mr. Lincoln's Army: the Organization and Members of a GAR Post
by Barbara Bensinger Welch
113 pages, illustrations, notes, and index.

Journey to Bloomfield:
Lives and Letters of 19th Century Virginia Families
by Cordelia Grantham Sansone © 2004, pp. 242, index.

Based on letters and diaries of the Carper Family who came to Pennsylvania in 1732, later moving to Maryland and Virginia, where Philip Carper bought and developed the old mill on Colvin Run, (now restored) and established his son Frederick on an estate with house called “Bloomfield.”
$15.00

Shipping & Handling:
**Add $2.50 for the first book (book rate) or** $5 for up to two copies (priority mail).

Rough-Riding Scout:
The Story of John W. Mobberly, Loudoun's own Civil War Guerrilla Hero
by Richard E. Crouch © 1994, pp. 58, illus.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.00 per copy.
Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

The Virginia Gentleman:
A Field Guide, an Owner’s Manual, a History, and a Way of Life
by Richard E. Crouch © 1999, pp. 152, illus.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $2.75 for one copy or $3.20 for 2 copies.
Virginia Residents add 4.5% sales tax.

Brandy Station:
A Battle Like None Other
by Richard E. Crouch © 2002, pp. 296, illus., 6x9, cloth, index.

A View of Falls Church, Virginia
Including Its Western Neighbors Thru the 1881-1889 Diaries of Edmund Flagg, Esq.
by Connie Pendleton Stuntz © 2005, hardbound, 206 pages, 130 illustrations, and index.

Shipping & Handling:
Add $4.00 per copy.
Virginia Residents add $1.75 sales tax.

Level Green: Witness to War
The Civil War in Northeast Virginia
by M. Lee Minnis © 2006, pp. 284, 47 illus.

Edition 1: ISBN 1-59800-411-5, 5.5 x 8.5, Paperback B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $15.95
Edition 2: ISBN 1-59800-422-0, 5.5 x 8.5, Hardback w/Jacket, B/W, pp. 284, illus. 47 $29.95
Edition 3: ISBN 1-59800-265-1, 8.5 x 8.5, Paperback (in full cover), pp. 224, index, illus. 47 $48.95

Signed copies from the author:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

The First Regiment of Foot:
1775 - 1783
by M. Lee Minnis © 1998, Hardback w/ dust jacket, pp. 467, index. ISBN 1-888265-29-9

Signed copies from the author:
Add $2.50 for the first book and $1.00 for each additional book.

Images of America
Around Herndon
by Margaret C. Peck © 2004, pp. 128, illus.

Images of America
Washington Dulles International Airport
by Margaret C. Peck © 2005, pp. 128, illus.

Civil War
Sites and Scenes in Northern Virginia

The Last Confederate General:
John C. Vaughn and His East Tennessee Cavalry
by Larry Gordon © 2009, pp. 272, illus., hardbound, maps, bibliography, index, ISBN-13: 978-0-7603-3517-8

God Knows All Your Names:
Stories in American History
by Paul N. Herbert ©2009, pp. 398, illus., index

75 Years in Vale: Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of Vale Club Oakton, Virginia
by Patricia Strat ©2010, pp. 240, illus.