The Hackwood Park Virginia historical marker was erected in 1988 by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Historic Resources. The marker was relocated recently due to highway construction.
Text from the marker:
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Hackwood Park
One mile east* is the site of the
Hackwood Estate House, built in
1777 by General John Smith. Docu-
ments reveal that the Hackwood
House caught fire during the Third
Battle of Winchester. Union troops
used the buildings on the site for a
hospital, September 19, 1864.
* Since the sign was relocated due to highway construction Hackwood House is now one mile south of the sign. It can be seen from the Civil War Trust’s Battle of Third Winchester trails off Red Bud Road.
The marker is one of three Virginia historical markers relocated to a small park east of the Rutherford Crossing shopping center
Location
The Hackwood Park Virginia historical marker is northeast of Winchester, Virginia on Martinsburg Pike (U.S. 11, about 0.3 mile east of the Interstate 81 exit. There is a parkng area for the markers on the north side of Martinsburg Pike just to the east of the shopping center parking area. (39.219433° N, 78.1333° W )