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Floral Hall
Floral Hall was built in 1882 by John McMurtry. The buildi...
National Historic Landmark - Keeneland
Lexington, the heart of Kentucky "bluegrass," has been ren...
Richmond National Battlefield Park
Richmond National Battlefield Park consists of several sep...
West of Boulevard Historic District
West of Boulevard Historic District is a 69-block resident...
Virginia House
Built for Alexander and Virginia Weddell and completed in ...
Scott’s Addition Historic District
Scott’s Addition Historic District is one of the larger in...
Monument Avenue Historic District
Monument Avenue Historic District shares the distinction w...
Monroe Park Historic District
Monroe Park Historic District is an outstanding collection...
Maymont
Maymont, a 100-acre public park adjacent to the James Rive...
Maggie L. Walker High School
Maggie L. Walker High School has played an important role ...
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Floral Hall
Floral Hall was built in 1882 by John McMurtry. The building was originally an exhibition hall for floral displays on what was then the Fair Grounds of the Kentucky Agricultural & Mechanical Association. The large, brick octagonal shaped building is ...
National Historic Landmark - Keeneland
Lexington, the heart of Kentucky "bluegrass," has been renowned for two centuries for horse raising and horse racing. Shortly after the track's completion in 1936, Keeneland Racetrack became the most conspicuous manifestation of this culture. Jack Keene, for whom Keeneland ...
Richmond National Battlefield Park
Richmond National Battlefield Park consists of several separate Civil War battlefields east and south of Richmond. Richmond stood as the capital of the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865. The city also became the industrial and political center of the fledgling ...
West of Boulevard Historic District
West of Boulevard Historic District is a 69-block residential neighborhood in the West End of the city. Developed from about 1895 until about 1940, the district conforms to an irregular grid pattern of broad tree-shaded east-west avenues and narrower north-south ...
Virginia House
Built for Alexander and Virginia Weddell and completed in 1928 just months before the onset of the Great Depression, Virginia House is a fine Tudor-style mansion that incorporates reconstructed components of three separate English houses. The grand estate is on ...
Scott’s Addition Historic District
Scott’s Addition Historic District is one of the larger industrial and commercial districts in Richmond. The district contains brick and frame buildings in a variety of architectural styles, including Colonial Revival, Classical Revival, Mission, International Style, and Art Deco. Several ...
Monument Avenue Historic District
Monument Avenue Historic District shares the distinction with Jackson Ward of being one of only two National Historic Landmark districts within the City of Richmond. Monument Avenue is the nation’s only grand residential boulevard with monuments of its scale surviving ...
Monroe Park Historic District
Monroe Park Historic District is an outstanding collection of monumental religious, institutional, and apartment buildings surrounding one of the oldest municipal parks in the United States. The neighborhood includes significant streetscapes and an important and unique urban park. The district ...
Maymont
Maymont, a 100-acre public park adjacent to the James River, was once the estate of Major James H. Dooley and his wife, Sallie May. Dooley, a wealthy industrialist and member of the Virginia House of Delegates, commissioned Edgerton Stewart Rogers ...
Maggie L. Walker High School
Maggie L. Walker High School has played an important role in the African American community and in secondary education in Richmond. Partially funded by Roosevelt’s Administration of Public Works, Maggie Walker was the first vocational high school built for the ...
