This is Volume 13 of the Proceedings of the Rockbridge Historical Society, which contains the papers presented between 2003-2005 and an index.Experiences of the Stonewall Brigade, Amanda Conway, page 11The Taylor Branch Drainage and the Community of Fredericksburg, Virginia, James M. Hepner, page 33The South River Lumber Company of Cornwall, Virginia, Horace D. Douty, page 45Building From Faith: A History of Saint Patrick's Catholic Parish,1873-2003, James M. Morgan Jr., page 59The Great Lee Chapel Controversy and the 'Little Group of Willful Women' Who Saved the Shrine of the South, Pamela Hemenway Simpson, page 71When the Lights Came on in Lexington ... and Rockbridge County, George Pryde, page 91The Franklin Society and Library Company, Richard C. Halseth, page 109Cyrus McCormick and the Rise of the Megacorps, Barry Machado, page 125Forgotten Pedagogue: Francis H. Smith, V.M.I., and the Overlooked Mission of Educational Reform, Bradford A. Wineman, page 133The House Mountain Murders, Douglas J. Harwood, page 153Receiving the Poor: The Rockbridge County Poorhouse, 1870-1927, Mary Ellen Henry, page 167An Extraordinary Woman: Sally McDowell Of Col Alto, Thomas E. BuckleyVirginia Race Records, Mormon Priesthood, and Indian Identity, Ruth Knight Bailey, page 201The Great Flu Pandemic of 1918-19 in Rockbridge County, Eileen T. Hinks, page 235Shape Note Music and Lucius Chapin, Rockbridge County's First Singing Teacher, David W. Coffey, page 273'Those Mutinyous Rascals': Militia Disaffection In Revolutionary Rockbridge County, 1780-81, John Maass, page 277