Loading the buses at Mill Creek Church of the Brethren.
Murphy Wood explains Stonewall Jackson's Shenandoah Valley Campaign to members of the tour in the restored Widow Pence Barn.
Nancy Hess tells stories about Widow Sarah Pence's house, which she and husband, Dr. Irvin Hess, were instrumental in preserving.
Wood outlines the battle that took place on Victory Hill near Cross Keys.
Linda Waggy of Bridgewater tells the Joseph Berry story to the 85-member bus tour.
Church of the Brethren member, Linda Waggy, tells how Mathias Diehl hid young men, who out of religious conviction could not join the army and kill their fellow human beings.
The tour group overlooks one of the Port Republic battlefields from the marker on Memorial Hill.
Dan Longenecker walks meditatively from the Prayer Tree where Stonewall Jackson prayed daily while camped in the area.