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The Egyptian Building

History | 03.12.09 | by Rick

Right smack in the middle of the VCU Medical Center complex is this fascinating building. I notice a different feature every time I walk past it.

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The Landmark Theater

History | 03.12.09 | by Rocky

This place is as cool inside as it is outside. Used to be a Shrine Temple.

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The Markel Building

History | 03.10.09 | by Art

Sort of a cross between a Jiffy Pop container and the Guggenheim Museum in NY (please forgive me, Frank Lloyd Wright!) this one was a classic.

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Richland Dairy Building - Now Richmond Dairy Apartments

History | 03.10.09 | by Andy

This building, which used to be a dairy, is just so kitschy you have to love it. It's in the Jackson Ward area on ...

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The House that Pope Built

History | 03.09.09 | by hojo

Originally built as a private home, the 27,000-square-foot Tudor-Revival mansion known as the Branch House on historic ...

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Main St Station? Or the British Embassy?

History | 03.04.09 | by Denise

I just heard that Richmond's Main St. Station (a gorgeous historic building downtown) "played the role" of the British ...

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Richmond is a Superstar Location for Films

History | 02.23.09 | by Janice

Many films have been made here. The Emmy award-winning HBO series John Adams was filmed in the Richmond region, with a ...

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African American Heritage Bus Tour

History | 02.06.09 | by will

Check out the Valentine's bus tour on Sat. Only offered 2x per year--examine the African American experience during key ...

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Lincoln Statue at Tredegar

History | 02.05.09 | by Todd

If you're a Lincoln fan, chances are you already know about the statue of him with his son Tad at Tredegar. It's cool and ...

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A Little Piece of History

History | 12.26.08 | by Amber

Chesterfield Museum offers a great overview of the history of the county. Most of which I didn't know. Stop by this gem for a treat.

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