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by John Paul Strain
Horse drawn carriages were another popular way locals and visitors were transported throughout the bustling city
Many Southerners later came to believe that Pickett’s Charge represented the “High Water Mark” of Confederate hopes for independence
as it was occupied at different times by Federal and Confederate armies
they destroyed the railroad and cut the telegraph wires
Mosby's Rangers in Warrenton ship by John Paul StrainWarrenton, Virginia was Mosbys Rangers country. The Rangers were a partisan unit of local young men that operated in and around Fauquier, Loudoun and Fairfax counties. Using the tactics of unexpected lightning raids, clandestine night operations, and then disappearing into the countryside brought fear and uncertainty to Federal soldiers. Whether real or imagined, no Federal soldier ever felt safe in Northern Virginia. After Mosby and his Rangers
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