Today's RVA Legends is a little different than usual. Today we're not focused on a place but rather a person.
Artist Kehinde Wiley’s monumental statue “Rumors of War” was unveiled in Times Square on Friday. The statue is Wiley’s response to the Confederate sculptures scattered throughout...
A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.
![[IOR] — Allison & Addison’s Fertilizing and Chemical Works, Richmond, Virginia — circa 1886](https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/largefs.rvahubmedia/rvahub/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Allison-Addision-4.png)
A look into the history of Richmond places and people that have disappeared from our landscape.
Get in a nice walk, learn about the Dip the Dip , the Stone House, and your former neighbors.
A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.
![[RVCJ93] — T. C. Williams Tobacco Company’s Works — Sixth & Canal Streets NE?](https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/largefs.rvahubmedia/rvahub/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/TC-Williams-9.jpg)
A look into the history of Richmond places and people that have disappeared from our landscape.
“It’s a very rich and deep research collection. [But] you don’t have to be doing research, you don’t have to be doing a project. If you...
A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.
![[IOR] — from an advertisement for Old Dominion Tobacco Works — note the boat docked beside the building](https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/largefs.rvahubmedia/rvahub/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Old-Dominion-1.jpg)
A look into the history of Richmond places and people that have disappeared from our landscape.