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Sightseeing – Spotsylvania, Virginia
Inscription. These well-preserved earthworks which run east and west through the woods are the remains of the defensive position constructed during the fighting at the Bloody Angle. Major General M... More on HMDB
National And State Parks – Doswell, Virginia
Inscription. Despite the disaster that had befallen the 35th Massachusetts, General Ledlie became even more determined to secure Ox Ford. Against the orders of his division commander, the drunken general ordered his unsupported brigade ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Champlain, Virginia
Inscription. Two miles east near the river, Richard Coleman planted a frontier settlement and trading post in 1652. By 1660 a church was built, to which every man was required to come armed for protection against the Indians. , Erected ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Hanover, Virginia
Inscription. Three miles northwest is Clay Spring, where Henry Clay was born, April 12, 1777. He passed most of his early life in Richmond, removing to Kentucky in 1797. His career as a public man and as a peacemaker between North ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Richmond, Virginia
Inscription. On this site the Virginia Convention ratified the United States Constitution June 25, 1788, In the ratifying convention were Edmund Randolph, James Madison, George Wythe, Henry Lee, John Marshall, Patrick Henry, George ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Petersburg, Virginia
Inscription. To the memory of A. P. Hill, Lt Gen CSA He was killed about 600 yards northwardly from this marker, being shot by a small band of stragglers from the Federal lines on the morning of April 2nd, 1865. Erected by A. P. Hill ... More on HMDB
Landmarks – Spotsylvania, Virginia
Inscription. The stone stack in front of you is all that remains of the Catharine Furnace, built in 1837. Close a decade later, the furnace was reborn to meet the Confederacys wartime need for iron... More on HMDB
Parks – Richmond, Virginia
Shields Lake is located in Byrd Park, which is owned and operated by The City of Richmond. Byrd Park is located on Boulevard Avenue in downtown Richmond. This beautiful 7-acre lake is one of the main attractions at this park. Although ... More on AnglerWeb.com
Landmarks – Richmond, Virginia
The building was completed in 1858 as the Richmond Customs House. It was the only major Main Street building to survive the evacuation fire of 1865 at the close of the Civil War. It served the Confederate ... More on Virginia.org
Landmarks – Scotland Neck, North Carolina
Inscription. Governor, 1909-1913; congressman, 1897-1908; & attorney. His grave is 240 yards south. , Erected 1951 by North Carolina Division of Archives and History. (Marker Number E-46: ), , Location. 36° 8.82′ N, 77° ... More on HMDB
Museums – Petersburg, Virginia
" This niche museum is dedicated to the greats of – what else? – Slo-Pitch Softball. The Hall of Fame honors the greatest names to ever grace the softball field.
Restaurants – Richmond, Virginia
about Tuckaway-Ellwood House: More on GoCityKids
Restaurants – Glen Allen, Virginia
The food wasn't that bad but service really sucked, someone should give that lady a hug. More on TripAdvisor
Restaurants – Richmond, Virginia
Mexico Restaurant in Richmond is one of the best Mexican restaurants ever! More on Judysbook.com
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