University of Virginia / Virginia Commonwealth University / Lee Hall Depot / Capitol Square / Snickers Gap Turnpike / Scott County Courthouse / H camp / They are-• The Chapel / Central State Hospital / Amusement Hall / Casemate Museum / Camp Holiday / George Washington Building / Fort Monroe / Lee Hall / Hibbs Bridge / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
IndustryTerm
retail / worship services / religious services / /
MarketIndex
SITES / /
NaturalFeature
Shenandoah Valley / Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest / Lower Virginia Peninsula / Chesapeake Bay / Roanoke / /
Organization
General Assembly / John Bolton School / Works Progress Administration / Virginia Commonwealth University / 4-H Club / Virginia House of Burgesses / Department of Historic Resources For Immediate Release / Army / Randy Jones Department of Historic Resources / Freemasonry / Central State Hospital / University of Virginia / Greater Raleigh Court / National Park Service / Central High School / Advisory Council / United States Army / Equal Suffrage League of Virginia / Advisory Council on Historic Preservation / 4-H Educational Center / Virginia Department of Transportation / /
Person
William Preston / Jefferson Davis / Benjamin F. Butler / Charles Gratiot / Dabney Cosby / Abraham Lincoln / Black Hawk / Green Berry Jones / Louis C. Tiffany / Richard Upjohn / S. M. Cornett / Ulysses S. Grant / George Edward Hoppe Jr. / Robert E. Lee / James Monroe / Kathleen S. Kilpatrick / Thomas Jefferson / Thomas Day / Randy Jones / / /
Position
State Historic Preservation Officer / local businessman / President / chief engineer / national leader / Butler / General / officer / Craftsman / Colonel / director of the Department / Director / Secretary of Interior / AfricanAmerican craftsman / War officer and a member / representative / workman for Thomas Jefferson / documented itinerant local painter / workman / Chief / /
Product
Marquis / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Virginia / Scott County / Accomack County / Warwick County / Augusta County / James City County / Dinwiddie County / Appomattox County / Botetourt County / Rappahannock County / Loudoun County / North Carolina / /
The Daughters of Zion Cemetery is named for the African American mutual aid society that purchased two acres of land and established the cemetery in 1873 as an alternative burying ground for blacks to Charlottesville’s