The Cross Keys / Goods Mill Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and education of the cultural and historic heritage of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley.  In celebration of those histories and traditions, we are pleased to offer a selection of gifts here. All proceeds from your purchase will go to fund Valley education and preservation projects.

For more information on the Cross Keys / Goods Mill Historical Society, please write to us at:

Cross Keys / Goods Mill Historical Society
6601 New Haven Road
Port Republic, VA 24471

or email:
CKGMHSFoundation@aol.com

Thank you for your interest and support of the Shenandoah Valley!

 

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Shenandoah Shunpiking Audio Tour CD

Civil War History and more on the back roads of Rockingham and Augusta Counties

Pop this CD audio tour in your car stereo and settle back for a guided drive through towns and farms where armies fought, heroes died, and families went on with their lives as best they could – handing down stories of the epic – and sometimes amusing – things that happened as Union and Confederate armies came through their land.

Featuring: the Battles of Cross Keys and Port Republic from Jackson’s 1862 Valley Campaign; Sheridan’s 1864 Campaign, “The Burning”; Historic homes and picturesque villages including Cross Keys, Port Republic, Burketown, Mount Crawford and Pleasant Valley; full color brochure, maps and more!

 

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John Heatwole Note Card Sets

Unique note cards featuring original wood carvings by John Heatwole of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. Each set of twelve cards and envelopes contains four different carvings. The cards measure 4.5” x 6.25” and are printed on white cardstock.

 

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If this Valley is lost, Virginia is lost! - Jackson's Valley Campaign Booklet

Published by Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation, this 50 page booklet features essays on Stonewall Jackson's famous 1862 campaign by James I. Robertson Jr., Robert K. Krick, Gary Ecelbarger, William J. Miller and Jonathan A. Noyalas. The booklet discusses individual battles of the campaign as well as the significance of the entire campaign. Illustrated with maps and historic images. Edited by Noyalas and Nancy Sorrells. 5.5" x 8.5" paperback.

 

 

 

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