See The Poe Museum in the oldest existing house in Richmond Here about a true Richmonder Edgar Allen Poe.

Visit the Beaux Art Train Station beautifully restored and a beautifuyl example of early 20th century architecture.

The only triple crossing of three major railroads in the US located by the canal and the monument to Henry 'Box" Brown.

Walk along the old Haxall Canal, where the world's largest flour mill (The Gallegos) once made Richmond the flour capitol of the world See the site of the original Street Art/Mural festival and Washington's vision for a canal linking the City to the Ohio River

Visit the replica of the cross erected to celebrate the first meeting between John Smith and the Native Pamunkey. here the story around early English attempts to settle the area and its growth into a world class tobacco center.

Visit the site of Richmond's infamous Civil War Prison and its most daring escape in 1864. Here the role of Crazy Bett Van Lew in their plans

Stop by the oldest continuing Masons' Hall in Virginia begun by George Washington in 1785, frequewnted by Marshall, Randall, and Lafayette.

Discover the hidden gems of the James River and Shockoe Bottom and the restaurant/nightlife of Main St.

See and hear about the impact of the James, and historic flooding in the development of the city.

Walk through one of the original outdoor markets in RVA and hear about its rebirth as an dining destination.