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Wilderness Road State ParkWilderness Road State Park was purchased in 1993. The park is about 310 acres that lie astride the Wilderness Road, a route carved by Daniel Boone in 17
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Haller-Gibboney Rock House MuseumHistoric house museum was built in 1823. Home of Wytheville's first resident physician. Collection includes period furnishings, personal mementos, medi
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Historic Cambria Depot and Scale Cabinetmaker MuseumThe Historic Cambria Depot is an Tuscan Italianate Depot built by the Virginia Tennessee Railroad in 1867 and opened in 1868. It is one of only two Virg
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Montgomery Museum and Lewis Miller Regional Art CenterThe museum is located in the old Manse for the Christiansburg Presbyterian Church. The home was built around 1852. It showcases regional historical disp
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Montgomery Floyd Regional LibrariesThe local library system has three locations throughout the county, Christiansburg, Blacksburg, and Meadowbrook. They all contain local history and geneal - Schaeffer Memorial Baptist ChurchThis church was part of the original Christiansburg Institute. It was built in 1885 in honor of Union Captain Charles S. Schaeffer who founded the school.
- 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 Q
- Sunset CemeterySunset Cemetery is the largest public burying ground for the town of Christiansburg. It started humbly as small family parcels in the early 1800's and was
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St. Clair’s Bottom Primitive Baptist ChurchOne of the Pre-Revolutionary churches in Southwest Virginia, organized in 1775, the present building was erected in 1851 on the site of a log meeting house -
Indian FieldsIndian fields, part of James Thompson's original tract inherited from his Grandfather, James Patton in the 1700's. James Thompson fought at King's Mountain -
Aspenvale CemeteryAspenvale Cemetery was the first cemetery to be declared a Virginia Historic Landmark. Not only is the Revolutionary hero, Gen. William Campbell, famous fo -
Old Russell County CourthouseOpen Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm; Sunday 12:30pm - 4pm. This former courthouse was built in 1799 by Henry Dickenson. A stone building, the struc
- Dickenson Bundy Log House
Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 4pm; Sunday 12:30pm - 4pm. This log house was constructed from two separate log houses. One was built in 1769 and donated
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East Hill CemeteryEast Hill Cemetery, also known as Maryland Hill, Round Hill, Rooster Hill, and City Cemetery, is a historic cemetery located at Bristol, Tennessee and B
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The Veteran’s Memorial at Cumberland Square ParkThe Bristol Veteran's Memorial, located on Cumberland Street, is dedicated to the honor and memory of those brave men and women of the United States who
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Historic Downtown State Street – An Official Main Street CommunityHistory and tradition abound in Bristol, VA/TN, a truly unique twin-city. In 1881, both sides of Bristol designated the center of the city's main thorou
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church, BristolEmmanuel Episcopal Church is located in the Solar Hill Historic District in Bristol, Virginia.
It was designed according to the same plan as a 13
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Country Music Marker & MuralTribute to the historic 1927 “Bristol Sessions,” the first commercial recordings of country music, noting the city as the official “Bi
- Birthplace of Tennessee Ernie Ford
Birthplace of country music legend Tennessee Ernie Ford is now the Bristol Historical Association and is open for tours by appointment. A room contains
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Nyumba Ya Tausi-Peacock MuseumExhibits Showcasing African artifacts, local black memorabilia, slavery, and family heirlooms. Open Saturdays 1:00 to 5:00 and on weekdays by appointmen
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Sanders House CenterThe Sanders House Center includes a late 19th century home which was once the centerpiece of a 3,000 acre farm. Built in 1896, it has gorgeous solid oak
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Bailey Log CabinRecords show that the Bailey family first settled in what later became Tazewell County more than 230 years ago. Richard Peyton Bailey, Sr. receive
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