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Town of Occoquan
Landmarks – Occoquan, Virginia
Inscription. In 1758 when John Ballendine built his dwelling, “Rockledge, ” at Occoquan, the town began to prosper. By 1765 it was a flourishing industrial settlement with grist mills, ... More on HMDB
Bombproof and Well Drewrys Bluff – 1862 / 1864
Parks – Richmond, Virginia
Inscription. During battle, supplies could be brought into the fort through the Covered Way, a tunnel protected from shell-fire. , Erected by Richmond National Battlefield Park National Park Servi... More on HMDB
Killing Fields
Things To Do – Mechanicsville, Virginia
Inscription. “The men bent down as they pushed forward, as if trying ¦ to breast a tempest, and the files of men went down like rows of blocks or bricks pushed over by striking against each other.”, John L. Piper, 12th ... More on HMDB
Stating Inalienable Rights
Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia
Inscription. On October 7, 1776, three months after the Continental Congress had adopted the Declaration of Independence, the Virginia Assembly held its first session, in Williamsburg. The Assembly appointed Thomas Jefferson and four ... More on HMDB
Meadow Farm The Road to Yellow Tavern
Sightseeing – Glen Allen, Virginia
This entire park is quite large, lots of room to play, with a great kids playground, and a short walk to th... More on TripAdvisor
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I took my children, ages 2, 5, and 12, to the Meadow Farm Museum. We absolutely loved it! They could run wi... More on TripAdvisor
Inscription. Union Gen. Philip Sheridan used the Mountain Road during his 1864 raid toward Richmond. His le... More on HMDB
YMCA Arlington
Things To Do – Arlington, Virginia
friendly and professional staff. More on GoCityKids
Conley's Pub
Bars – Baltimore, Maryland
Conley's Pub, located at 1935 Aliceanna St, has an atmosphere that’s bordering on dive. Don’t take a date there—unless she’s cool as hell and is super low-maintenance—but ... More on clubzone
Asburys Deathplace
Landmarks – Spotsylvania, Virginia
Inscription. A short distance southeast is the site of the George Arnold House where Bishop Francis Asbury died, March 31, 1816. Asbury, born in England in 1745, came to America in 1771 and labored here until his death. He was ordained ... More on HMDB
Poe's Baltimore A Place of Beginnings and Endings
Landmarks – Baltimore, Maryland
Inscription. Edgar Allan Poe, the American literary genius best known for his short stories and poems, often claimed Baltimore as his birthplace. In Baltimore, Poe found love and affection, launched his literary career and was later ... More on HMDB
Spotswoods Furnace
Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia
Inscription. Four miles north, on this side road, is the site of an ancient iron furnace established about 1716 by Governor Alexander Spotswood, the first fully equipped iron furnace in the colonies. Iron was hauled along this road ... More on HMDB
The American Cafe
Restaurants – Springfield, Virginia
The Potato Cheese soup will send you ... More on Gayot
Udupi Palace
Restaurants – College Park, Maryland
Udupi Palace - Superb south Indian vegetarian food. The place is named after Krishna's house, and ... More on clubzone
Topolino An Itallian Bistro
Restaurants – Temple Hills, Maryland
Food is great and plenty on your plate! More on Yahoo! Travel
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My only complaint was that it had a bit too much sauce for my tastes but the manicotti itself was top notch. More on TripAdvisor
Topolino's (italian for little mouse) is a family type restuarant,... More on Dine.com
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