Historic Sites in Copper Hill, VA

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Ephraim Vause was appointed Captain of Horse in 1753 and was considered a man of considerable influence. For the prot...

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Roanoke County Area 305 Square Miles Formed in 1838 from Botetourt and Montgomery, and probably named for Roanoke Riv...

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Meadowbrook Museum showcases the eastern part of Montgomery County's rich history. The exhibits include local fam...

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White Cemetery is a beautifully maintained graveyard. It originally started as small family plot but expanded to ...

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Fotheringay was the home of George Hancock (1754-1820), a colonel in the Virginia Line during the Revolutionary War a...

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PLEASE CALL TO BOOK YOUR VISIT AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ARRIVAL. Because of reputation, methods and commit...

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This 1770s Tidewater Plantation style house stands on its original foundation and is the birthplace of two Virg...

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The History Museum's permanent exhibit, "The Roanoke Valley, A Crossroads of History," uses a wide variety of art...

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The Montgomery Museum focuses on the history of southwestern Virginia, especially Montgomery County. It features ...

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April 16th, 2007 On April 16th, 2007, 32 innocent ? in a senseless act of campus violence. Twenty-seven young, gifted...

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Just northeast stood the home of William Black, the founder of Blacksburg. In 1797, he laid out a 16-block grid and p...

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Historic downtown Salem (located next to Roanoke, VA). Stroll down to the Farmer's Market on Main Street. Go anti...

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This park is a walking trail through a part of the old Merrimac Coal Mines. This mine was one of the oldest anthr...

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Historic Grandin Village, located just two miles from downtown Roanoke, has something for everyone. Nestled in a ...

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Here at East Hill Cemetery is buried Sgt. James Walton (1838-1875). A gunner in Capt. Charles B. Griffin's Battery (S...

Fort Vause