Contributed by Carmen Finley

Cowpasture River used as an early landmark by the surveyors for Augusta County, VA.  Now located in Bath County, VA. very near where Fort Lewis was located.  This area was the home of the Lewis Family and other early pioneers.

Contributed by Earliene M. Kaelin

Deer Creek was once used as landmark by early surveyors of Augusta County, now located in Pocahontas County,WV.
This shot taken near Dunmore.

Contributed by Earliene M. Kaelin

Green Bank Valley once Augusta County, VA now in Pocahontas County, WV.  This valley holds many early Landmarks used by surveyors such as Deer Creek, Thorny Creek, Clover Lick Creek, Greenbriar River. This valley once the home of many early Augusta Pioneers.

Contributed by Earliene M. Kaelin

Jackson River, used as an early landmark by surveyors once located in Augusta County, VA area now  Bath County, VA. This shot taken near Fort Dinwiddie across from "Warwickton" the plantation home of the Warwick family early settlers of Augusta County.

Contributed by Earliene M. Kaelin

Knapp's Creek used as a landmark by the early surveyors of Augusta County.VA.  Now located near Marlinton,WV.

Contributed by Earliene M. Kaelin

at the intersection of routes 919 and 620 = in Augusta County, Va near the Spottswood community

Photographed and Contributed by Shelby J. Berry

the Cyrus Hall McCormick farm site. This is where the first mechanical reaper which revolutionized the grain farming industry in the early part of the 1800's, was invented and tested.

Photographed 1995 and Contributed by Gill Polladr

completed in 1882

Photographed 28 July 2010 and Contributed by Paula Lucy Delosh

Memorial Plaque

Photographed 28 July 2010 and Contributed by Paula Lucy Delosh

Contributed by Carmen Finley

Windy Cove Presbyterian Church  Millboro Springs, VA Founded in 1749 in what was then Augusta County, VA. Present building erected 1838

Contributed by Earliene M. Kaelin