 Picture Courtesy of Garry Thompson
 Picture Courtesy of Garry Thompson
Nearby is the site of Terrill Hill, home of the Terrill brothers of Bath County. Brigadier General William R. Terrill, a graduate of West Point, commanded a Union Brigade and was killed in the Battle of Perryville, Kentucky, October 8, 1862. His brother, Brigadier General James B. Terrill, a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute, served with General A.P. Hill with the 13th Regiment, Virginia Infantry and died in the Battle of Bethesda Church, on 30 May 1864. The paperwork announcing this promotion to brigadier general arrived just after his death. Legend says their father erected a monument to his sons with the inscription God alone knows which was right.
Department of Conservation and Historic Resources 2004
US 220 (northbound) at VA Rt. 39, Warm Springs. Bath County Virginia
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