Directions from Street, Maryland to Virginia Beach, Virginia
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Silas Burke House
Landmarks – Burke, Virginia
Inscription. Here lived Lt. Col. Silas Burke (b.1796–d.1854) and his wife, Hannah Coffer. Burke, for whom Burke's Station on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad was named, served as a director of the railroad and the Fairfax ... More on HMDB
Volstead Saloon
Bars – Baltimore, Maryland
In Short :The sign in front reads "Repel the 18th Amendment" and at this saloon they mean what they say. Fr... More on CitySearch
The American Red Cross - Harvard Field Hospital Unit (September 1939 - July 1942)
Things To Do – Washington, Washington DC
Inscription. This plaque acknowledges the public spirit of Harvard University and the dedication of the staff of the American Red Cross Harvard Field Hospital Unit, who provided and staffed a pre-fabricated hospital sent to Salisbury, ... More on HMDB
St. Tim's Skatepark, Catonsville Maryland
Things To Do – Catonsville, Maryland
Flat bar, rail, curb, moveable ramps, lots of flat space to practice More on skateboardpark.com
Robeks Juice
Smoothies – Washington, Washington DC
Robeks Juice on L Street is located right next to the Farragut North Metro Station. Its selection of smoothies and juices is truly ... More on igougo
Harrison Opera House
Things To Do – Norfolk, Virginia
Once a World War II USO theater, this historic venue was lavishly renovated in 1993. A magnificent setting for the grand tradition of opera, the totally refurbished Harrison Opera House offers the ... More on NorfolkCVB.com
Federal Raid
Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia
Inscription. On 5 Aug. 1862, two detachments of Union troops left Fredericksburg with the intention of damaging the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. Brig. Gen. John Gibbon led a brigade of some 2,000 men down Telegraph Road toward ... More on HMDB
1804 Boundary Stone
Landmarks – Occoquan, Virginia
Inscription. A prominent stone located near this spot was the beginning point of the 1804 survey of Occoquans boundaries. A survey line running from the stone enclosed the 31-acre tract subdivided into streets and lots on the town ... More on HMDB
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