Quick-Clicks to Articles about Danville, Virginia, and Its Environs

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• Abbreviated History of Pittsylvania County, An, by Maud Carter Clement
• Anderson, P. Lanier, Jr. (1914-2014)
• Antrim Parish, Halifax County 1752-1767, by Maud Carter Clement

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• Beaver, John L. (1915-1980)
  • Photo Album
• Beavers Families
  • Beavers Tavern: The Beginnings of Blairs
  • Beavers Tavern: Virginia Highway Marker
  • Early 1800's Beavers-Lynchburg Stone Marker
• Berry Hill (Halifax County)
• Berry Hill (Pittsylvania County)
  • Berry Hill, the Seat of the Hairstons
  • Echoes of the Revolution at Berry Hill
  • Virginia Highway Marker
• Book Traces Black History
• Bush, George H. W., Visits Danville, June 12, 1988
• Byrd, Col. William E., II, of Virginia: Pittsylvania and Danville Connections
  • Byrd, Col. William's Observations 1728-33
  • Byrd and Bearskin Remembered
  • Highway Marker Commemorates Byrd, Bearskin, and Saponi Religious Beliefs

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• Capt. John Dooley Documents Pittsylvania/Danville During Surrender Week 1865
• Civil War Prisons of Danville, Virginia
  • Danville's Civil War Prisons: “Truly Horrible”
  • Union Prisoner's Memoir Recalls Rail Ride To Danville
  • Union Soldiers Recall Pittsylvania and Danville
  • View of Danville, Virginia: Where Union Prisoners are Confined
  • View of Rebel Hospitals, Danville, Virginia
• Clement, Maud Carter
  • Maud Carter Clement: Pittsylvania Historian
  • Maud Carter Clement's Christmas Card
  • Miss Maud's Marriage
  • An Abbreviated History of Pittsylvania County, by Maud Carter Clement
  • Antrim Parish, Halifax County 1752-1767, by Maud Carter Clement
  • Pittsylvania County in World War I, by Maud Carter Clement

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• Dan's Hill
• Danville Critters
• Danville's Civil War Prisons: "Truly Horrible"
• Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History
  • Mrs. W. T. Sutherlin Recalls the Visit of Jefferson Davis in Danville, Virginia, April 1865
• Danville's Must-See Historic Businesses
• Danville Visitors' Guide
• Danville Wheels
• Dividing Line Between Virginia and North Carolina: Col. William Byrd's Observations 1728-33
• Dooley, Capt. John, Documents Pittsylvania/Danville During Surrender Week 1865
• Dow, Lorenzo, in Pittsylvania County and Danville, Virginia

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• Fire at Danville's Long Mill, 5/8/08: Photos
• Footprints, Prehistoric

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• Gammon, Archer T., Medal of Honor Recipient
  • SSgt. Archer T. "John" Gammon, USA: Biographical Sketch
  • Medal of Honor Citation
  • Photo Album
  • Archer T. Gammon Highway
• Genealogy Research Guide to Danville, Virginia
• Governor Swanson's Retreat: Eldon
• Graves of Revolutionary War Servicemen Located in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
• Guides to Danville, Virginia
  • Genealogy Research
  • Higher Education
  • Historic Businesses
  • Lodging
  • Media
  • Museums
  • Nature and Sports
  • Restaurants
  • Walking and Driving Tours

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• Hall, Barbara
• Hall, Karen
• Harris, Samuel: Homesite Marker
• Hathaway, Mildred
• Hedrick, Wyatt C.
  • Wyatt C. Hedrick: Pittsylvania's Extraordinary Architect Son
  • Wyatt C. Hedrick: Distinguished Architect, "Man of Distinction"
• Hibble, Wilson G., Paintings by
• Higher Education Guide to Danville, Virginia
• Highway Markers in Danville
  • Danville System
  • Dix's Ferry
  • Saponi Religious Beliefs Explained
• Highway Markers in Pittsylvania County
  • Beavers Tavern
  • Berry Hill
  • Callands
  • Callands Clerk's Office
  • Claude A. Swanson
  • Clement Hill
  • John Weatherford's Grave
  • Markham
  • Peytonsburg
  • Pittsylvania County
  • Pittsylvania Court House
  • Rawley White Martin Residence
  • Samuel Harris Homesite
  • Whitmell P. Tunstall
  • Yates Tavern
• Historic Register Properties in Pittsylvania County
  • Berry Hill
  • 1813 Clerk's Office
  • Little Cherrystone
  • Philip Craft House
  • Pittsylvania Court House
  • Yates Tavern
• History, An Abbreviated, of Pittsylvania County, by Maud Carter Clement
• Hotchkiss, Jed, Connection: Pittsylvania Minerals
• Hotel, Motel, and B&B Lodging in Danville, Virginia

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• Last Hangings in Pittsylvania County and Danville
• Letter by Jefferson Davis' Widow Poses Real Mystery
• Lodging in Danville, Virginia
• Long Mill, Danville's

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• Madison, Dolley, and the Coles Family of Virginia
• Medal of Honor Citation: Archer T. Gammon
• Media Guide to Danville, Virginia
• Midtown Market Still Doing Big Business
• Museum Guide to Danville, Virginia

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• Native Americans, Local
  • Native American Atlatl Weight
  • Native American Pottery
  • Rediscovering Pittsylvania's "Missing" Native Americans
  • Saponi Historical Marker
  • Visual Reminders of Pittsylvania County's Native Americans
• Nature and Sports Guide to Danville, Virginia
• Nature Articles from Pittsylvania County and Danville
• Nature's Niche Article Series

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• Oak Hill
• Oak Ridge

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• PittPaths: Local Nature Articles by Bill Hathaway
• Pittsylvania County, An Abbreviated History of, by Maud Carter Clement
• Pittsylvania County Guide
• Pittsylvania County in World War I, by Maud Carter Clement
• Pittsylvania County and World War II
  • Archer T. Gammon: Medal of Honor Citation
  • Clyde East Saluted as Decorated Veteran
  • Pittsylvanians Play Key Roles In Three Great Battles
  • Pittsylvania's War Dead in World War II
• Pittsylvania County War Dead
  • Introduction
  • Revolutionary War
  • Civil War
  • World War I
  • World War II
  • Korean War
  • Vietnam War
  • Recent War on Terror and Related
• Pittsylvania Historian: Maud Carter Clement
• Pittsylvania Minerals: the Jed Hotchkiss Connection
• Pittsylvania to California: A Short Walk?
• Prehistoric Footprints

Q

• Quick-Clicks to Virginia B&B's

R

• Race to the Dan, The
• Restaurant Guide to Danville, Virginia
• Richmond and Danville Railroad, An Antebellum Tragedy on the Old

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• Saponi Historical Marker
  • Saponi Religious Beliefs Explained
  • Col. William Byrd's Observations 1728-33
  • Byrd and Bearskin Remembered
• Sims, William Edward (1842-1891)
  • William E. Sims at Yale
  • Summary of Official (Confederate) Military Records of William E. Sims
• Small Midtown Market Still Doing Big Business
• Sutherlin House
  • Mrs. W. T. Sutherlin Recalls the Visit of Jefferson Davis in Danville, Virginia, April 1865
• Swanson, Claude A.
  • Biographical Sketch
  • Virginia Historical Marker: Claude A. Swanson
• Swanson, Elizabeth Lyons
  • Eldon Through the Eyes of Elizabeth Swanson
  • The Social Life of Lizzie Swanson
  • 1907 Tribute to Mrs. Claude A. Swanson

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• Thunder on the Tunstall Quarterpath
• Tramel, James Lester, Bridge
• "Truly Horrible" Danville Civil War Prisons
• Tunstall, Whitmell P. (Virginia Highway Marker)

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• Union Prisoner's Memoir Recalls Rail Ride To Danville
• Union Soldiers Recall Pittsylvania and Danville

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• Vernon, Melvin C., Jr.
• Veterans Memorial for Danville and Pittsylvania County
• View of Rebel Hospitals, Danville, Virginia
• Virginia Carbines of Danville and Pittsylvania Court House
  • Part 1: Pittsylvania Rifles on Display in Springfield, MA
  • Part 2: Mystery Carbines Prove To Be Chatham Products
• Virginia Highway Markers in Danville
  • Danville System
  • Dix's Ferry
  • Saponi Religious Beliefs Explained
• Virginia Highway Markers in Pittsylvania County
  • Beavers Tavern
  • Berry Hill
  • Callands
  • Callands Clerk's Office
  • Claude A. Swanson
  • Clement Hill
  • John Weatherford's Grave
  • Markham
  • Peytonsburg
  • Pittsylvania County
  • Pittsylvania Court House
  • Rawley White Martin Residence
  • Samuel Harris Homesite
  • Whitmell P. Tunstall
  • Yates Tavern
• Visitors' Guide to Danville, Virginia

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• Walking and Driving Tours in and around Danville, Virginia
• Watson, Biff
  • Biff Watson: Perfect Acoustics
  • Biff Watson Discography
• Westbrook, John J.
  • A Friend Remembered
  • Nature's Niche: Native American Pottery
• Womack, Charles A.
  • Womack's Community Leadership, Generosity Leaves Lasting Legacy

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