Mark your calendar for The Valentine’s Church Hill and North Church Hill walking tour:
Examine the history of this venerable Richmond neighborhood, from the historic area surrounding St. John’s Church to the rapidly changing area north of Broad Street. Meet at Patrick Henry Park, East Broad and 24th streets.
$15 per person
$5 for Valentine Members
Walk-ups welcome.
Cash or check.
On-street parking.This tour is presented as part of the Richmond History Tours program, a service of the Valentine. We offer a full schedule of walking and bus tours of city neighborhoods, waterways, parks, retail districts, historic sites and battlefields. Led by a trained master guide, a Richmond History Tour is the best way to experience the city’s rich past, present and future.
Church Hill and North Church Hill (Walking Tour)
July 24, 2016 2:00 – 4:00 PM
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And people wonder why many are for preservation. Just look at this picture. Most of Church Hill still maintains it’s 19th Century architecture. It is all about preserving the past to the current and into the future.
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Any idea on location of photo? I just cannot place it.
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Will have to look it up unless John M. can tell us since he posted the photo?
The house on the corner has the same ironwork and façade as houses on Libby Hill (N 29th).
Answer this about the tour… why do I always see them walking past our house quickly or barely hint about its history as they walk by, when it is the oldest house in Church Hill North and one of the oldest in Church Hill with a connection to the store on the corner, the oldest commercial building in Richmond?
TOMORROW