Historic Sites in Fort Lee, VA

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The Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site commemorates the life of a progressive and talented African American ...

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This temple-front, four-room plan house with an Adamesque interior has undergone remarkably few changes s...

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The life of Edgar Allen Poe - in all its mystery, misery, and accomplishment - is explored in depth at the Po...

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Near this spot, the Arrohateck Indians greeted John Smith and his compatriots during their May 1607 exploration upriv...

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Come face to face with history at The Museum of the Confederacy, the leading center for the study of the Confeder...

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St. John?s Church symbolizes the foundations of our republic and the founding ideal of liberty. Here, Patrick Henry?s...

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At 29,029 feet above sea level, Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. But despite Everest's mas...

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Overflowing with hauntingly beautiful funerary statues, Hollywood Cemetery attracts photographers as well as ...

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The Capitol was designed by Thomas Jefferson and first occupied in 1788 by Virginia's General Assembly, America's...

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Tredegar was the main production site for Confederate War material, and its five surviving buildings make...

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The Library of Virginia doesn't have just books, magazines, and newspapers, it also has city, county, and sta...

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President Confederate States, Military Man, Author. Jefferson Davis was the unrepentant highest ranking confede...

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The city was flooded with casualties after the first battle of Manassas during the Civil War, which quick...

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Mann S. Valentine, Jr., the museum"s founder, made his fortune with the creation and production of Valent...

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5th United States President. James Monroe was born in Westmoreland County Virginia to parents not only wealthy ...

Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site