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Welcome to our online gift page. These handsome
gifts give you an appreciation of the beauty and heritage of The Journey. Plus,
your purchases help support our efforts at preserving The Journey Though Hallowed
Ground.
Books
Travel Guide
The
Journey Through Hallowed Ground—The Official Guide
to Where America Happened
Written by noted travel
book author, David Edwin Lillard, features a full-color fold-out
map, twelve detailed maps of the corridor, county-by-county guides
to the sites, attractions and back roads, and eight "Create
Your Own Journeys" based on themes like U.S. Presidents, African
American History, natural history and scenic views. The Journey
Through Hallowed Ground truly celebrates where America happened.
The Travel Guide includes:
Heritage sites, presidential homes, and more American heritage than
any other region in the country, in addition to 13 national parks,
15 historic main streets, and much more.
Shops & Stops in historic
downtowns, lodgings,
wineries, restaurants, farmers’ markets, antiques, live entertainment,
galleries and museums.
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Softcover, 288 pages, b/w photos
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Coffee Table Book
A Beautiful Photo
Book Showcasing
“The Journey Through Hallowed Ground”
In the mid-seventeenth century, settlers from England
and from Virginia's coastal plain began pushing beyond the fall line
and into the Piedmont region of the Blue Ridge. This was the initial
chapter in America's long, westward movement. The Piedmont, home to
Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, and John Marshall, nurtured
many of the architects of our revolution and Constitution. Many of
the bloodiest and most critical battles of the Civil War were fought
in the region.
Along the 175-mile stretch from Monticello to Gettysburg—designated
by Congress as the official "birthplace of America"—intriguing
details of our nation’s past emerge from every town and byway.
This beautiful book, Journey Through Hallowed Ground Birthplace
of the American Ideal, spotlights key places and personalities
on the route, revealing insiders’ stories of early America. |
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Hardcover, 224 pages, color,
12" x 9".
By Andrew Cockburn (Author), Geraldine Brooks (Foreword),
Kenneth Garrett (Photographer)
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Children's
Book
Activity Book for Young Historians by Young Historians
Imagine lying by the fire after a hard day
of sledding and completing a word search hidden in John Brown’s
beard! This fun activity book was created by a group of creative high
school students to share their lover of history with elementary-aged
kids. Shhh…don’t tell the kids, but they may learn a thing
or two about the history of the Hallowed Ground region even before
the hot chocolate has had a chance to cool down.
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Softcover, 48 pages, color,
8" x 10".
By Shannon Groves, Caroline Higgins, Benjamin Lucas, and Valerie
Rankin
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Coffee
Table Book
A Beautiful Photo Book Showcasing
“The Journey Through Hallowed Ground”
In the mid-seventeenth century, settlers
from England and from Virginia's coastal plain began pushing beyond
the fall line and into the Piedmont region of the Blue Ridge. This
was the initial chapter in America's long, westward movement. The
Piedmont, home to Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe,
and John Marshall, nurtured many of the architects of our revolution
and Constitution. Many of the bloodiest and most critical battles
of the Civil War were fought in the region.
Thus, this land is truly "hallowed ground" for
all who treasure our nation's past. In a wonderful work, historian
Rudy Abramson with photographs by National Geographic cover photographer
Kenneth Garrett and acclaimed photographer Jack Kotz, follows the history
of the Old Carolina Road in Virginia from the early rivalries of Native
American tribes, to the settlement of the region by our Founding Fathers,
to the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. With insights from national
historians and Pulitzer Prize winning writers set within the stunning
photographs this book provides a vital insight into the sheer magnificence
of the landscape, Where America Happened. |
Hallowed Ground - Preserving
America's Heritage
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Hardcover, 192 pages, color,
12" x 9".
By Rudy Abramson (Author), Kenneth Garrett and Jack
Kotz (Photographers)
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Wine 
Order the JTHG Partnership Wine
Collection from Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery
The wine may be purchased through Prince
Michel’s website or
at the winery, located at 154 Winery Lane, Leon, VA.
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Journey Though Hallowed Ground Wine
Label using the painting by the local artist Antonio Walker |
This private label wine collection was
created by Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery, an award-winning
winery located in the heart of Virginia wine country along the Journey
Through Hallowed Ground (JTHG). The distinctly bottled Chardonnay
and Cabernet Franc, capture the essence of the Journey, a 175-mile
historic corridor between Gettysburg, PA and Monticello, VA.
Each bottle of JTHG wine features a
specially designed label with a bucolic landscape painted by famed
artist, Antonia Walker.
Prince Michel’s owners have generously offered to donate $5
from the sale of each bottle of JTHG special label wine to support
the JTHG Partnership’s educational and heritage tourism programs. “Our
collaboration with Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery gives the JTHG
Partnership a new way to celebrate and support the vital fabric of
American history found in this region,” said Cate Magennis Wyatt,
President of the JTHG Partnership. “Now we can encourage visitors
to take—and taste—the Journey.”
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Bumper Stickers
Help promote The Journey by showing these colorful 10" bumper stickers
($5 each).
Photographs
Each 19x29, color, unframed
photograph is $175.
Photos are by Ken
Garrett or Jack
Kotz
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Birthplace of the American Ideal
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Inviting Countryside
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Picketts Charge
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Monocacy River
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Madison Bronze Statue
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Jeffersons Rock
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Revolution Cannons
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Honoring Ancestors
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Anticipating the Hunt
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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A Productive Hunt
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Painted Ceiling New Ebenezer Church
Photo credit: Jack Kotz
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Neavil's Mill
Photo credit: Jack Kotz
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Soldier at Lincoln Cemetery
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Civil War reenactment
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Country road – Fall
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Country road – Spring
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Ashby's Gap
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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Salubria Mansion
Photo credit: Jack Kotz
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Oak Hill
Photo credit: Ken Garrett
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