... years.
The Virginia capitol doesn't have a dome. It looks more like a Roman temple, with beautiful columns. It overlooks the JamesRiver and was designed by Thomas Jefferson.
Inside is a statue of Robert E. Lee, where he stood when he decided to ...
... It is in an area called "The Cedar Creek Trail and Nature Park". The river eventually flows into the JamesRiver which exits to the Atlantic at Richmond.
The Natural Bridge (215 Feet Tall 90 Feet Wide) and its surroundings are formed of limestones, ...
... River and Kanawha Canal was built to facilitate shipments of passengers and freight by water between the western reaches of the JamesRiver - ie Richmond - and the eastern reaches of the Kanawha River approximately 35 mi (56 km) SE of Charleston, VA). ...
... only place in the world that this happens. One set of tracks are at ground level, and the other two sets are on elevated trestles. One of these trestles is the longest in the UnitedStates. Tomorrow is a bus tour of the Fredericksburg ...
... is a large, sprawling cemetery which is characterized by rolling hills and winding paths overlooking the JamesRiver. It is the resting place of two UnitedStates Presidents, James Monroe and John Tyler, as well as the only Confederate States President, ...
... the Ironclad ships and 1099 cannons for the Confederacy. After the war, Tredegar was a prominent Ironworks for the UnitedStates manufacturing railroad products and iron artillery projectiles. This kept the company profitable through both World ...
... we're not especially picky about what flops into the boat. The bigger, the better in general. Capt. Mike Ostrander of the JamesRiver Fishing School has been our guide of choice for many years. He has a wealth of knowledge about the history ...
... as i had hoped. But he did tell me about the the dirt. Apparently the city of Linchberg dumps all its sewage into the Jamesriver where we went swimming the day before. Also that it was the dirtiest and most dangerous to your health right after it ...
Belle Isle is a small (54 acre) island in the JamesRiver owned by the City of Richmond and designated as a city park. It is accessible to pedestrian and bicycle traffic via a suspension footbridge from the northern shore of the James. My host notes the ...
... the graves of two U.S. presidents. James Monroe and John Tyler are both interred in this beautiful sprawling graveyard along the JamesRiver. Also to be found are the graves of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, and General J.E.B. Stuart. Take a ...