• Libby Hill Park - Historic Libby Hill Park, Scenic overlook of RVA
• St. John’s Episcopal Church - Tour the grounds of the oldest church in Richmond . Hear the story of Patrick’s Henry’s famous speech in 1774. Visit the grave markers for George Wythe and Elizabeth Poe
• Virginia Capitol Building - Stop by the scenic overlook to view and hear the story of Richmond’s Capitol and Capitol Building. Hear about Richmond’s growth into a major tobacco and transportation production center and the rebirth of Shockoe Bottom.
• Chimborazo Park - View and relive the narrative of Richmond’s largest Civil War Hospital and the city’s role as a major medical center in the war and after
• Richmond Hill - Visit Richmond Hill (later Monte Maria) the site of numerous meetings with Jefferson, Madison and the leaders of Richmond, hear about the city’s founding by William Byrd II and his dissolute son’s role in its expansion.
• Church Hill Neighorhood - Walk through the largest collection of Antebellum houses in the city, see the famous patchwork houses, the Shelton House, the original Historic Block created by the Scott Sisters, The Mews, and explore the grand architecture and styles of the Gilded Age.

• Audio receivers

Take an eye-opening stroll around the primeval site of Richmond and uncover the roots of its name. Pay your respects at St John’s cemetery to notable residents like George Wythe and Elizabeth Poe. Accompanied by the charming view, meander among the most extensive array of historic residences in RVA. Discover the quaint and original historic district crafted by the HRF. Listen to the riveting saga of Richmond’s evolution from a humble tobacco town teeming with roughnecks, to becoming the proud capital of the Commonwealth.

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