Janie Corbin and "Old Jack" horse A depiction of the first

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Style Image Size Archival Paper 18" x 29" Giclee Print 21" x 34"

Janie Corbin and "Old Jack" horse A depiction of the firstChristmas 1862 It was a side of mighty Stonewall Jackson known only to a few. For a eeting time in 1863, Jacksons inner heart was revealed to all who were in his presence. In the winter of 1862 63, Jackson made his headquarters at Moss Neck Plantation on Virginias Rappahannock River. The plantation was owned by Richard and Roberta Corbin, who had a young daughter named Janie, known for her friendly, delightful personality. While visiting with Janies