Directions from Arlington, Virginia to Powhatan, Virginia
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Lee and Grant
Landmarks – Doswell, Virginia
Inscription. Lee and Grant faced each other on the North Anna, May 23-26, 1864. Union forces crossed here and four miles to the west but found they could not dislodge Lee's center, which rested on ... More on HMDB
History of Dumfries
Landmarks – Dumfries, Virginia
Inscription. Dumfries, first settled in the early 18th century, became in 1749 the first town in Prince William County chartered by the House of Burgesses. It soon grew in wealth and importance as ... More on HMDB
Pole Green SkatePark, Mechanicsville Virginia
Parks – Mechanicsville, Virginia
Pole Green Park is home to one of the few skateboard parks in the Richmond area. Located in the outskirts of Mechanicsville, the park is a 10,000-square-foot facility equipped with quarter-pipes, rails and ramps. It sits between the ... More on skateboardpark.com
Virginia Estelle Randolph
Museums – Glen Allen, Virginia
Inscription. The daughter of parents born in slavery, Virginia Randolph (1874-1958) taught in a one-room schoolhouse beginning in 1892. A gifted teacher, she became in 1908 the nation's first Jeane... More on HMDB
Jetersville Lee's Retreat April 5, 1865
Landmarks – Jetersville, Virginia
Inscription. Lee found Union cavalry and infantry across his line of retreat at this station on the Richmond and Danville Railroad. Rather than attacking the entrenched Federals, he chose to change... More on HMDB
High Bridge Trail State Park
National And State Parks – Farmville, Virginia
Inscription. The "High" Bridge, "There have been higher bridges not so long and longer bridges not so high, but taking the height and length together, this is, perhaps, the largest bridge in the wo... More on HMDB
Alfred D. “A.D.” Price
Landmarks – Richmond, Virginia
Inscription. Born into slavery in Hanover County in 1860, Alfred D. “A. D.” Price moved to Richmond in the late 1870s. Soon after coming to Richmond, he set up a blacksmith shop, which expanded into a livery stable and ... More on HMDB
Nolan H. Gray Reservoir
Things To Do – Quantico, Virginia
Inscription. Nolan H. Gray Reservoir, Dedicated to the Memory of, Nolan H. Gray, Gunnery Sergeant, U. S. Marine Corps, 19 July 1941 – 7 February 1968, Twice Deputy Game Warden, Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia. He was active ... More on HMDB
Caroline County / King William
Landmarks – Hanover, Virginia
Inscription. (Obverse), Caroline County: Area 529 Square Miles, Formed in 1727 from Essex, King and Queen, and King William. Named for Queen Caroline, wife of King George II. George Rogers Clark, c... More on HMDB
White Oak Civil War Museum
Museums – Falmouth, Virginia
Mr. Newton is a rare treat and a trip back in time. A must see museum that is the real deal. No fuss, just ... More on TripAdvisor
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This is a small private Civil War Museum not far from Fredericksburg. It is an old school house with 5 -6 r... More on TripAdvisor
A unique collection of Union and Confederate artifacts collected from encampments and battle sites around ... More on Visitfred.com
China 1
Restaurants – Dumfries, Virginia
For the price amount of food and speed of delivery its not bad. More on Yahoo! Travel
Herons
Restaurants – Triangle, Virginia
Herons' New American cuisine pays tribute to the finest North Carolina and Southern farmers and artisans. The la carte selections and seasonal tasting menu complement an extensive 2,500-bottle ... More on WhereTraveler
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