Directions from Richmond, Virginia to Columbia, North Carolina





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Landmarks – Hertford, North Carolina

Inscription. In 1672, missionaries William Edmundson and George Fox, founder of Society of Friends, in America, held religious meetings in this area. , Erected 1993 by North Carolina Highway Historical Marker Program. (Marker Number ... More on HMDB

Edenton

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Landmarks – Edenton, North Carolina

The home of James Iredell, a member of the first U. S. Supreme Court, is located in Edenton. The house is seen as a part of the Historic Edenton Tour, which begins at the nearby visitor center. Ede... More on Heritage

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  • Originally incorporated in 1715 as ''The Towne on Queen Anne's Creek,'' and later as ''Ye Towne on Mattercommack Creek'' and, still later as ''The Port of ... More on Edenton.com

Green Spring

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Landmarks – Williamsburg, Virginia

Inscription. On this road, five miles south, is Green Spring, home of Governor Sir William Berkeley. Bacon the Rebel occupied it in 1676. Cornwallis, after moving from Williamsburg by this road on July 4, 1781, was attacked by Lafayette ... More on HMDB

Monumental United Methodist Church

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Things To Do – Portsmouth, Virginia

Inscription. This Church, founded 1772, is one of the oldest Methodist Churches in Virginia. The first building was erected, 1775, at South and Effingham Streets. The Church was moved to Glasgow St... More on HMDB

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  • Monumental United Methodist Church - Let’s face it. Going out in the city can get waaaaaay too expensive. Dinner, drinks, post-drinks, and then if you throw on bottle service, fughetaboutit. Which ... More on clubzone

Lees Mill

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Landmarks – Newport News, Virginia

Inscription. Lees Mill, a pre-war tide mill, formed part of Confederate Maj. Gen. John Bankhead Magruders second Peninsula defensive line. When Union Gen. George B. McClellan began his Peninsula Campaign, his advance against Richmond ... More on HMDB

Greenbrier Family YMCA

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Swimming – Chesapeake, Virginia

There is also a 25m, outdoor pool at this location. More on SwimmersGuide

The Newsome House Museum & Cultural Center

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Museums – Newport News, Virginia

The Newsome House Museum & Cultural Center is the restored 1899 residence of J. Thomas Newsome, a respected attorney, journalist, churchman and civic leader, who prospered as part of the post-Civi... More on Newport-news.org

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  • The restored 1899 home of the African-American attorney J. Thomas Newsome and his wife Mary Winfield Newsome. Newsome was a respected attorney, journalist, churchman and civic leader and a member o... More on Virginia.org

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Grocery Convenience Shopping – Suffolk, Virginia

The Governor's Palace

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Things To Do – Williamsburg, Virginia

The large, elegant building capped with a cupola and flanked on both sides by dependency buildings sits More on igougo

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  • Admission is free with Colonial Williamsburg passes. More on igougo

  • Williamsburg served as the capitol of Virginia until Thomas Jefferson moved it to Richmond in 1780. Before the revolution, Virginia ... More on igougo

Orapax

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Landmarks – Quinton, Virginia

Inscription. Powhatan, the paramount chief of many Virginia Algonquian tribes when the English first landed at Jamestown, lived near here at the town of Orapax, having moved from Werowocomoco in 1609 following conflicts with the English. ... More on HMDB

Diascund Bridge

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Landmarks – Lanexa, Virginia

Inscription. As part of British Maj. Gen. William Phillips Apr. 1781 campaign in Virginia by the 21st he sent Lt. Col. Robert Abercrombie's Light Infantry from Barrett's Ferry, where it enters the James River, to destroy the state's ... More on HMDB

Building: VA-47-01

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Landmarks – Lightfoot, Virginia

(VA-47-01) in Lightfoot, James City County, VA. At Williamsburg Pottery at the jct of US60 & VA614. (4-13-03, ... More on dalejtravis.com

Brutti's

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Restaurants – Portsmouth, Virginia

The crab cakes were great and the Cottonwood India Pale ale on draft was very good. More on TripAdvisor

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  • Brutti's, Portsmouth's most celebrated restaurant... recipient of 2003 WINE SPECTATOR AWARD OF EXCELLENCE... More on restaurant.com

  • Brutti's, Portsmouth's most celebrated restaurant ... recipient of 2003 WINE SPECTATOR AWARD OF EXCELLENCE.... More on Restaurant.com

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Restaurants – Chesapeake, Virginia

The restaurant itself is a little small. More on Restaurantica

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  • Her favorite is the Manicotti. More on CitySearch

  • Andrea's has been family owned and operated for over 20 years, It serves REAL Italian food from the heart a... More on CitySearch

Sonic of Port Warwick

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Restaurants – Newport News, Virginia

Sonic Drive-In is located in Virginia. More on Open List



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