Heavy Traffic on the Valley Pike Print Style:Artist's Proof Premier Edition Stuart &

Stuart &amp

“The men were placed in a single wide grave with touch of elbow still

The reverend asked Col

barely missing them

Heavy Traffic on the Valley Pike Print Style:Artist's Proof Premier Edition Stuart &ampStrasburg, VA, Summer 1861 During the American Civil War, railroads became a vital military asset, as well as a frequent target of destruction. The ability to move a mass of men and supplies over vast distances, sometimes straight into the fight, made every locomotive, boxcar, track and bridge a precious commodity in the eyes of both armies. One general who realized the value of commandeering railroad equipment, as opposed to merely destroying it, was