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Campaigning to Preserve a Memory

 The town of Winchester, Va., was home to singer Patsy Cline, but she was never its favorite daughter. More than 40 years after her death, some residents are campaigning to preserve her memory through a museum.
The town of Winchester, Va., was home to singer Patsy Cline, but she was never its favorite daughter. More than 40 years after her death, some residents are campaigning to preserve her memory through a museum.  Click to View Photos >>

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