A Guide to the Virginia Springs Giving, in addition to the routes and distances, a description of the springs and also of the natural curiosities of the state

"A Guide to the Virginia Springs" by J. J. Moorman is a 19th-century travel companion, designed for those journeying through Virginia in search of healing waters and natural wonders; acting as a detailed handbook offering routes and explanations of the state’s mineral springs and unique landscapes, the book targets travelers particularly interested in both the health benefits and historical importance of Virginia's celebrated springs. Moorman's guide introduces itself by highlighting the need for a clear, helpful resource for visitors, gathering routes from major cities like Washington D.C. to attractions like Augusta Springs and Weyer's Cave. Moorman shares his goal to gather key details about the springs' medicinal effects and their place in history, promising readers a blend of scenic beauty and therapeutic insights drawn from Virginia's natural environment.