White House Bridge
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
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      Links: 1. Historic Sites in Page County Virginia 2. White House Marker  | 
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         (May 2007) Enlarge White House Bridge interpretive marker. US-211, east of New Market. The bridge takes it's name from the small white building located nearby  | 
      
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        Enlarge View looking toward the White 
        House Bridge site and the White House. On May 21, 1862, Jackson passed 
        through this area enroute to Front Royal  | 
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         (May 2007) 
        Marker for the White House. View looking toward the 
        US-211 crossing of the Shenandoah River  | 
      
         (May 2007) 
        Close-up of the marker  | 
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         (May 2007) Highway 211 Bridge across the Shenandoah River near the White House. The White House bridge near here was burned by Ashby's cavalry  | 
      
         (May 2007) The Shenandoah River near the White House Bridge site  | 
    
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