Photos from Richmond, Virginia, United States, North America

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All Military Eras Are Represented, This the Revolutionary War Era
Pick a Topic – The Options Are Diverse
There’s Much Less to See and Much More to Contemplate Than at Petersburg National Battlefield
Not Lavish, But Very Nice
The Parlor Screamed, “Elegant!”
Quite Unhurried Today, But Bustling in the Day
The Cooks Were Hard at Work
The Front of the Estate Is Quite Ordinary as Plantation Manor Houses Go
This Photograph of “The Crater” as a Tourist Attraction Was Taken in 2019
This Photograph of “The Crater” as a Tourist Attraction Was Taken in 1867
Several Adjacent Placards Relate the Construction Processes
The Entrance to the Ill-Fated Tunnel
Here a Depiction the Trench Warfare Used at Petersburg
Ambulances Parked in the Staging Area of Yet Another MCI (Mass Casualty Incident)
Finally a Photography of a Pontoon Bridge ala the One Used at the Battle of Fredericksburg as Well
I Had Not Really Thought About It, But Moving This Many Cannon Required a Lot of Horsepower
“The Dictator” Was a 17,000 Pound Mortar that Lobbed 225-Pound Explosive Shells into Petersburg, 2 ½ Miles Away
What a Great Place to Wage War – Cover on Both Sides and “No Man’s Land” in Between
Seldom Considered Topics Are Included for Contemplation
Henry, Jefferson and Washington – Can You Think of Three Leaders Who More Greatly Influenced America’s Foundation than These?
"Oh, Shenandoah: Landscapes of Diversity" Is Not Only Art
I Travelled through Shenandoah National Park in 2010 When the Fall Foliage Was Bursting with Splendor
No Drive in Virginia Seems Complete without a Beautiful Landscape or Two Thrown into the Mix
Think of Colonial America without Firearms!
Can You Imagine a Plantation Manor without Silver?
Few Artifacts, Numerous Nicely Done Placards and, Man, The Information!
A Couple of Placards in the Parking Lot Area Summarize the History
The Fence and the Vegetation Are an Historic Distraction in My Humble Opinion
The Cellar, On the Other Hand …
In My Opinion, The Attic Was a Waste of Time – It Doesn’t Even Hold a Story
The Furnishings Are Appropriate and Help Tell the Story
The Half Wall and the Fireplace Are Very Nice for the Day
Plain Might Be an Understatement
The House of Delegates Chamber Doesn’t Lack Adornment Either
Busts and Fancy Doorways Are Commonplace
Jefferson Did a Much Better Job of Designing the Capitol Dome Than That at the University of Virginia
Exquisite Detail Is Everywhere
Interesting Art Can Be Found Throughout
Early On, The Tour Guide Points Out Fossils in the Floor Tile
The Evolution of the Uniforms of Those Charged with Protecting the Capitol
I’m Not Sure Exactly What it Is with Jefferson and Rotundas
The Visitor Center Entrance
Famous Virginians with George Washington at the Apex
A Side View of the Capitol Building
The 1813 Executive Mansion Is Adjacent to the Capitol
A Much Better Shot of the Intricacies
When I Rounded the Corner and Saw This Amazing Architecture, I Had to Investigate
The Youngest Close at Hand
The Children Were Not at a Loss for Toys
Spiral Staircases Make Interesting Pictures Whether Looking Up or Down
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