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Washington Post crosses the river and has something nice to say

An exploration of the city of Richmond that crosses the river, an act feared by many living North of the James.

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9 years ago

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I’m usually hesitant to post lists or guides of the Richmond area. The reason is two-fold. First off it seems like they always cover the same things, Captial of the Confederacy, Quirk, and Hardywood (or Veil). Secondly, they never, ever take a step across the James River unless it’s a quick dash to Manchester and back.

Well a recent “You’re going where” article on the Washington Post actually does a good job of exploring Richmond. It does mention the Capital of the Confederacy and Quirk but those are sins I can live with because you can tell the author actually explored Richmond or at least talked to real-live locals and crossed the mighty James.

Here’s what they say about our little neck of the woods:

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Richard Hayes is the co-founder of RVAHub. When he isn't rounding up neighborhood news, he's likely watching soccer or chasing down the latest and greatest board game.