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Fort Dinwiddie

Landmarks – Bacova, Virginia

Inscription. Known also as Byrds Fort and Warwicks Fort. Probably built in 1755, it was visited that year by George Washington. , Erected 1927 by Conservation & Development Commission. (Marker Number Q-5: ), , Marker series. This ... More on HMDB

Huguenot Settlement

Landmarks – Manakin Sabot, Virginia

Inscription. In 1700-1701, Huguenots (French Protestant refugees) settled in this region on land provided to them by the Virginia colony. The Huguenot settlement, known as "Manakin Town" centered at the former site of a Monacan Indian ... More on HMDB

New Kent Courthouse Square

Landmarks – New Kent, Virginia

In 1695, the New Kent County Courthouse was moved to its present location. Following several fires, the existing âold courthouseâ was erected in ... More on Discover America

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Inscription. Lord Cornwallis's army was here, moving eastward, June 22, 1781; Lafayette, in pursuit, June 25; Washington, Rochambeau and Chastellux, on their way to Yorktown, September 14, 1781. A ... More on HMDB

Sylvan Learning Center

Parks – Henrico, Virginia

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City of Richmond Bicentennial

Landmarks – Richmond, Virginia

Inscription. On July 2, 1782, the people of Richmond gathered near this site to elect twelve citizens and constitute their first city government, known as the Common Hall. The next day, the Richmond Common Council held its first meeting ... More on HMDB

“The Old Church” Erected on this spot in 1753

Landmarks – Mechanicsville, Virginia

Inscription. Established originally on the Pamunkey River prior to 1684, Subsequently moved to the village of “Old Church” and rebuilt in 1718, The Rev. Patrick Henry officiated 1737-1777, , Erected 1932 by Hanover Branch, ... More on HMDB

Beaverdam Episcopal Church

Landmarks – Goochland, Virginia

Inscription. 288 Yards south is the site of the Second Episcopal Church in Goochland County. Built before 1764, this church was in use until about 1861. William Douglas of Scotland was the rector until 1777. Among other rectors were ... More on HMDB

The Farm

Sightseeing – Charlottesville, Virginia

Inscription. The Farm stands on a 1020-acre tract acquired by Nicholas Meriwether in 1735 and later owned by Col. Nicholas Lewis, uncle of Meriwether Lewis. A building on the property likely served as headquarters for British Col. ... More on HMDB

Maggie Walker (1867-1934)

Parks – Richmond, Virginia

Inscription. Founder of the St. Luke Penny Savings Bank in 1903, now Consolidated Bank & Trust Company, whose headquarters stood here 1910-1975. "What do we need to still further develop and prosper us, numerically and financially? ... More on HMDB

Mirador

Landmarks – Greenwood, Virginia

Inscription. This was the girlhood home of Viscountess Nancy Astor, first woman member of the British Parliament. She was a daughter of Chiswell Dabney Langhorne, who bought “Mirador” i... More on HMDB

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Inscription. Nearby stands Mirador the childhood home of Nancy, Viscountess Astor, the first woman member of Parliament. Born Nancy Witcher Langhorne in 1879, she lived here from 1892 to 1897. In 1... More on HMDB

Miller's

Restaurants – Charlottesville, Virginia

The wait staff was very friendly , the clientele was all local people, and the food was very good. More on TripAdvisor

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There's a pretty good bar menu and the food is good for just that. More on Yahoo! Travel
Miller's is one of the most chill spots to hang out in Charlottesville. The area is absolutely beautiful, a... More on insiderpages.com