Berryville
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Oct 5, 2026
Beth WilliamsGUEST
Our biggest fundraiser of the year is March 19th this year.
Beth WilliamsGUEST
We host it at Historic Rosemont in Berryville.
Beth WilliamsGUEST
Mr. Ginda there is the owner.
Beth WilliamsGUEST
He donates his space free of charge.
Dick BowdenGUEST
It was stunning.
Dick BowdenGUEST
So that summer, through the auspices of Bluegrass Unlimited and all the network we've met, Dad decided we're going to buy a camper and go to Berryville, Virginia to Carlton Haney's Festival in 1970, which we did.
Dan MillerHOST
Oh, cool.
Dick BowdenGUEST
And I can't begin to describe it.
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Dick BowdenGUEST
Again, meeting more musicians that we could call on and visit, and growing in the bluegrass way.
Dan MillerHOST
Did you go to the Indian River Festival, the Country Gentleman Festival, in Westford, Massachusetts in 72?
Dick BowdenGUEST
Yes, that's a great link to going to Carl Mahaney's festival in Berryville.
Dick BowdenGUEST
We got to see all these other acts
Betsy Scott OlivinoHOST
Okay, Anne?
Anne DonahueGUEST
Wayside Farm out in Berryville.
Anne DonahueGUEST
That's our farm-
Sujit KoppulaHOST
I love that place
Anne DonahueGUEST
... my, my 13-year-old's favorite thing in the world is the pumpkin cannon.
Betsy Scott OlivinoHOST
Understandably.
Anne DonahueGUEST
Wayside Farms, Berryville.
April ChandlerGUEST
No.
John HagedornHOST
This article helped spread the story beyond the Shenandoah Valley.
John HagedornHOST
The most detailed account comes from the 12th Pennsylvania Infantry, kept near Berryville, Virginia, in September 1862.
John HagedornHOST
Lieutenant Charles H. Bingham wrote in his diary, At twilight, a woman in white approached the picket line.
John HagedornHOST
She asked to speak with the commanding officer.
John HagedornHOST
Historians have debated the legend for decades.
John HagedornHOST
The woman in white remains part of Shenandoah Valley folklore.
John HagedornHOST
Ghost tours in Winchester and Berryville mention her.
John HagedornHOST
Civil War reenactors tell her story around campfires.
Terri BoydGUEST
And they're pretty local.
Terri BoydGUEST
I think they're Berryville.
Terri BoydGUEST
Are there a lot of
Brady ClovenGUEST
cheesemakers locally?
Fred BartensteinGUEST
I went back at 15 in Fincastle.
Fred BartensteinGUEST
In 67, he moved it to Watermelon Park at Berryville.
Fred BartensteinGUEST
And I was there only with my sleeping bag and guitar.
Fred BartensteinGUEST
It gets a little cold down on the Shenandoah River at night in September.
Fred BartensteinGUEST
And...
Fred BartensteinGUEST
That job ended in the spring of 1969.
Fred BartensteinGUEST
I went to emcee the, by this time Carlton had moved the Berryville Festival to the Fourth of July weekend in 69.
Fred BartensteinGUEST
And when I was there, he said, I'm building a park at Camp Springs, North Carolina.
Ken SlackGUEST
We have our headquarters there off Duck Street.
Ken SlackGUEST
In Berryville and Winchester and Stevens City, we have all these area headquarters where anywhere from a dozen to two dozen maintenance crews report there every day, but they're traveling all over their portions of their counties, keeping an eye on things, taking care of the roadways in their communities.
Ken SlackGUEST
And I think that's an important part of this.
Ken SlackGUEST
This is a year-round commitment.
Greg StocktonGUEST
And then we keep going on and up.
Greg StocktonGUEST
We've got Berryville.
Greg StocktonGUEST
We've got Winchester, Warren County, Shenandoah County.
Greg StocktonGUEST
A lot of fun places.
Greg StocktonGUEST
We do.
Greg StocktonGUEST
Six senior centers.
Greg StocktonGUEST
So we cover Clark County and the senior centers there with the rec center in Berryville.
Greg StocktonGUEST
Then we've got Winchester's senior center there in War Memorial.
Jim RooneyGUEST
I should think, how did I get started on that?
Dan MillerHOST
Well, when you guys went to see Tom Morgan, didn't you go over to Berryville? Oh, yeah.
Jim RooneyGUEST
That's right, exactly right.
Jim RooneyGUEST
On our way, on our way up there from Galax, we'd driven all night long, and we were headed to Tom Morgan's to get there.
Jim RooneyGUEST
And we were listening to the radio, and around dawn or eight o'clock in the morning, we got up to Washington.
Jim RooneyGUEST
they were advertising a bluegrass show, or just a show, they weren't using the word bluegrass much, out of this watermelon park in Berryville, Virginia.
Jim RooneyGUEST
And had Bill Monroe, had Mack Wiseman, Don Reno and Rick Smiley.
Jim RooneyGUEST
We'd never seen any of them in person, ever.
Janet MichaelHOST
I am your host, Janet Michael.
Janet MichaelHOST
It is Tourism Tuesday, Berryville, Clark County edition.
Janet MichaelHOST
We're on the Zooms with Nathan Stave.
Janet MichaelHOST
He is executive director for the Clark County Historical Association.
Nathan StalveyGUEST
It's going to be some images, some descriptors.
Nathan StalveyGUEST
And her talk, like I said, it's free to come to.
Nathan StalveyGUEST
It's Thursday, September 24th at 6 p.m. at CCHA Museum in downtown Berryville, 32 East Main Street.
Nathan StalveyGUEST
We encourage everybody to come out for that.
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