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Civil War Museum opens with a (Cannon) blast

May 6, 2019 Capital News Service

More than six years in the making, the American Civil War Museum officially opened to the public Saturday, drawing visitors from across the country with a message that the war affected everyone.

Must-See RVA! — Tredegar Iron Works

May 3, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.

New American Civil War Museum sheds light on untold stories

May 3, 2019 Capital News Service

The American Civil War Museum, which holds its grand opening Saturday, aims to tell the war’s untold stories through multimedia, artifacts and personal narratives.

RVA Legends — J. T. Montgomery

April 30, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places and people that have disappeared from our landscape.

Must-See RVA! — Yarbrough-Pohlig Factory

April 26, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.

RVA Legends — Alfriend House

April 22, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places and people that have disappeared from our landscape.

Must-See RVA! — Richmond Normal Colored School

April 19, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.

RVA Legends — The Municipal War

April 16, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places and people that have disappeared from our landscape.

Must-See RVA! — Gretter House

April 12, 2019 Rocket Werks

A look into the history of Richmond places that are still part of our landscape.

On anniversary of Lee’s surrender, ACLU calls for removal of his statue

April 10, 2019 Capital News Service

On the 154th anniversary of the Confederate Army’s surrender, the ACLU called on the public to urge Gov. Ralph Northam to use his executive power to remove the Robert E. Lee statue on Monument Avenue.

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