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A Journey on the Wilderness RoadIn Radford, trace the history that began in 1762 when William and Mary Draper Ingles established Ingles Ferry at a spot on the New River between the Blue Ridge -
Abingdon Historic DistrictAbingdon is a Virginia Historic Landmark. It's 20-square block Historic District includes: Fields-Penn 1860 House Museum, which shows how a typical family li
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Abingdon Muster GroundsIn the summer of 1780, the Southern American colonies – and hopes of independence – seemed at the mercy of an invading British army. A militia wa
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African American Heritage MuseumHOURS 12 PM to 5 PM : Our New Children's Library Showcases Achievements of African Americans. Photos, Stories and Memorabilia tell a History of African
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Alexander Black House & Cultural Center1750, Samuel Black purchased 600 acres of land in Drapers Meadow, but never inhabited the land. When Samuel died, his land was split between his two sons, Wi
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Aspenvale CemeteryAspenvale Cemetery was the first cemetery to be declared a Virginia Historic Landmark. Not only is the Revolutionary hero, Gen. William Campbell, famous for the -
Bailey Log CabinRecords show that that the Bailey family settled in what later became Tazewell County more than 230 years ago. Richard Peyton Bailey, Sr. received a warrant
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Birthplace of Tennessee Ernie FordBirthplace of country music legend Tennessee Ernie Ford is now the Bristol Historical Association and is open for tours by appointment. A room contains furni
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Bluemont Presbyterian ChurchEstablished in 1919, Bluemont Presbyterian Church is located on the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway. It is considered one of the historical "rock churches" in t
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Bluemont Presbyterian Rock ChurchNestled in the Blue Ridge Plateau of Southwestern Virginia in south central Carroll County, Bluemont Presbyterian Church is one of six rock churches built by Re -
Boone Trail Highway MarkerBetween 1913 and 1938, the Boone Trail Highway Memorial Association placed cast iron markers throughout the United States. This was an effort to help promote co -
Brg. Gen. William E. Grumble Jones State MarkerMarker located adjacent to Old Glade Presbyterian Church. -
Brush Mountain Coal Miners MemorialThe Brush Mountain Coal Miners Memorial is a black granite monument that celebrates the lives and spirits of the Brush Mountain Coal miner. There are also tw
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Buchanan Swinging BridgeThe Buchanan Swinging Bridge is 366 feet long, 57.5 feet tall, the only one of its type to cross the James River. Owned by VDOT, the Swinging
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Carroll County Heritage Flag PoleThe front lawn of the Historic Carroll County Courthouse in the Hillsville Historic District features a unique flag pole. In May 2005, The Jubal Early Camp 1691 -
Carroll County Historical MuseumLearn about the rich history of Carroll County in the museum located within the Historic District of Hillsville in the Historic Carroll County Courthouse. Th
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Carroll County Jail – Second SiteSite of Carroll County's second permanent jail, now preserved as an "archaeological footprint." Was in use from ca. 1866 until replaced with new facility 1938 ( -
Carter Hydraulic Water RamsThe Carter Hydraulic Rams are remnant water system in Town of Hillsville. The rams date to around 1924 and represent an early water transport approach. They wer -
Christ Episcopal ChurchA Virginia historical landmark. Established October 30, 1890.
- Christiansburg InstituteThe Christiansburg Institute was founded in 1866 by Union Captain Charles S. Schaeffer an agent of the Freedman's Bureau. The school was supported by the Quaker
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