Background
Culbertson, Charles Randall was born on May 10, 1952 in Athens, Georgia, United States. Son of Claude Harrison and Betty Juanita Culbertson.
(Originally published in 2004, this second edition (2013) ...)
Originally published in 2004, this second edition (2013) of "Staunton, Virginia: A Treasury of Historic Tales" is a gold mine of information about one of the most beautiful, historic and fascinating cities in the United States. Written by Staunton historian Charles Culbertson, "Treasury" contains 35 chapters that tell little-known stories of the movers, shakers, saints and scalawags who have made Staunton the Queen City of the Shenandoah. Chapters topics include the 1911 fire that all but destroyed Staunton's Wharf district; how schoolmistress Mary Julia Baldwin outfoxed Yankee invaders during the Civil War; the Statler Brothers and their 25-year "Happy Birthday, U.S.A." gift to the city; the shooting death of a Staunton waiter by a Confederate soldier over a plate of oysters; Stuart Hall and its sale of a priceless gift – J.E.B. Stuart's battle flag; the haunting of a Staunton mansion by a Confederate ghost; and much more. Includes preface, more than 100 illustrations, selected bibliography and index.
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Culbertson, Charles Randall was born on May 10, 1952 in Athens, Georgia, United States. Son of Claude Harrison and Betty Juanita Culbertson.
Bachelor, Mary Baldwin Col;/, Staunton, Virginia, 1986.
Director public relations New Market Battlefield Military Museum, New Market, Virginia, 1989—1999. Writer Daily News Leader, Staunton, since 1993. Staff writer, photographer The News-Virginian, Waynesboro, 1986—1993.
Associate director college relations Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, 1997—1998. Writer James Madison University, Harrisonburg, since 1998. Writer/researcher New Market Battlefield Military Museum, New Market, 1989—1999.
Political columnist The News-Virginian, Waynesboro, 2000—2001.
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Member of Public Relations Council of the Shenandoah Valley.
Married Janet Hamilton.