Archive for May, 2009
Monuments to the Past

Remains of a bridge that once crossed the James River near Brown’s Island. Sights such as these aren’t uncommon when you visit the older parts of the city.
J.E.B. Stuart Monument
An equestrian bronze statue 15 ft. high mounted on a granite pedestal 7 ½ ft. high embodies the Confederate States Army general of the American Civil War. The statue faces north and is the most animated of the Monument Ave statues. It was dedicated May 30, 1907.
303 North Twelfth Doors in Richmond VA

These two doors formerly connected 12th Street and the courtyard
between the A.D. Williams Clinic and West Hospital. They are now in
storage.
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