. Civil War officers. Confederate . 5Bg> the Lee-Jackson quarterly review of Lee-Jackson Memorial, Inc. DEDICATED TO EDUCATION, HISTORY AND OUR NATIONAL HERITAGE. Vol. 4 Summer 1975 No. 2 FROM THE PRESIDENT: An Appeal ONCE AGAIN, we call upon our manyfriends — those of you who receive theQuarterly Review — to come to ourassistance. We are urgently in needof funds in order to continue our workof preservation and restoration of thefour shrines of the Memorial: Jacksons headuarters in Winchesterneeds considerable landscape work aswell as painting and redecorating in-side. An ambitious project
. Civil War officers. Confederate . 5Bg> the Lee-Jackson quarterly review of Lee-Jackson Memorial, Inc. DEDICATED TO EDUCATION, HISTORY AND OUR NATIONAL HERITAGE. Vol. 4 Summer 1975 No. 2 FROM THE PRESIDENT: An Appeal ONCE AGAIN, we call upon our manyfriends — those of you who receive theQuarterly Review — to come to ourassistance. We are urgently in needof funds in order to continue our workof preservation and restoration of thefour shrines of the Memorial: Jacksons headuarters in Winchesterneeds considerable landscape work aswell as painting and redecorating in-side. An ambitious project to establisha memorial park and gardens sur-rounding the house itself is in theplanning stage. At Lees boyhood home in Alex-andria, the front fence is about to col-lapse from rot and will require an ex-pensive replacement. Much remainsto be done inside the house to re-store it to the original. The diningroom has been stripped to the lathsand we are about to start back withplaster and wallpaper. Jacksons home in Lexington is per-haps in the greatest need of recently completed architecturalfeasibility study recommended a res-toration program run
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