Shenandoah: A Story of Conservation and Betrayal

In her travel narrative, Sue Eisenfeld explores the hidden history behind Shenandoah National Park, revealing the often-overlooked stories of the residents displaced during its creation. Through off-trail explorations and personal reflections, she uncovers the emotional and historical impact of eminent domain on mountain communities, offering a nuanced perspective on conservation and land ownership. Praised for its eloquent prose and compelling storytelling, the book provides a thoughtful look into the complex legacy of this beloved national park.