Description
1989 Rare Print. Sold out edition not often found in other galleries. Mint condition, never framed or exposed to light.
Image Size: 12-3/4 x 11-3/4 ins. Paper Size: 14-3/4 x 13-3/4 ins.
The Old Brick Union Church, built in 1900, is located near Mt. Jackson, Virginia.
Sometimes called the “Little Church,” the Union Church has long been a landmark of the Mount Jackson area. The original building on this site was a wooden one, and with the surrounding land was bequeathed to the community by the will of Reuben Moore dated June 11, 1822. That first building was used as a school and perhaps at one time as a town hall. The present brick building was erected in 1825, It was used as a hospital during the War between the States and suffered some damage during that war. It has always been a nondenominational church, used by many different congregations over the years. The cemetery surrounding the church “history” of Mount Jackson, for it contains the grave of a Revolutionary soldier Daniel Gray. Part of the Mount Jackson Walking Tour. One of the many stops along the Wilderness Road in Shenandoah County.
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