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Richmond Spring - April

Richmond Virginia 2015 waterfront

View of Richmond along the waterfront from the James River Bridge (I-95)


Richmond Virginia 2015skyline

The Main Street Train Station (built 1901) popping up from among the more modern buildings in downtown Richmond. The train station services the Amtrak train line running north and south. The central tall building is the Federal James Monroe building.


Shockoe Bottom area  - Richmond Virginia 2015

Shockoe Bottom area


Richmond City Street Virginia

James River

James River - Richmond Virginia

More James River


Segmented Woman mural on Broad June 2017

Segmented Street Mural - Richmond Virginia - Broad Street

More Broad Street pictures


7001 Forest Avenue Richmond Virginia

7001 Forest Avenue - Richmond Virginia


1901 Main Street Train Station. - Richmond Virginia 2015

The 1901 Main Street Train Station. The building was designed by the firm of Wilson, Harris, and Richards in the "Second Renaissance Revival" style.


Interstate Bake in Richmond Virginia

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"Cookies and Crackers"


Downtown

Richmond Tower

The James Monroe Building


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AMAZON - Really Richmond: A City Guide

Paperback 190 pages. Illustrated edition January 7, 2020.

Really Richmond -- A City Guide is a handy little book by Richmond native Elizabeth Cogar for anyone interested in exploring Richmond, Virginia. It's the perfect companion for visitors, newcomers and natives who don't get out much but are curious about what all the hullabaloo is about. Curated with a focus on locally born and bred businesses, the book's emphasis is on places that are really Richmond, not chains that you see in every city. Find out where to sample our craft beers and spirits, stay in a hotel full of local art, eat at charming cafes and visit museums, historic homes and cultural hot spots.

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