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Buena
Vista, Virginia. Buena Vista is located six miles from Lexington,
Virginia. Population is 6,349. This town was founded in the late
1800’s.
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Gilbert
Stuart's Washington Oil Painting hangs above the slate mantel
in the President's House at Washington & Lee University once
occupied by General Robert E. Lee.
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General
Lee's office in the lower section of Lee Chapel located at Washington
& Lee University. The office is preserved as General Lee left
it in 1870.
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Located in Buena Vista, Virginia. Founded in 1867, but reorganized
in 1996 to become an institution serving the Latter-day Saint
community. The university owns approximately 155 acres, most of
which is undeveloped property for future expansion.
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Lee Chapel
and Museum located in Lexington, Virginia at Washington and Lee
University. The chapel was built in 1867. General Robert E. Lee
who served as president from 1865 to 1870 had his office in the
chapel and is buried there.
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Statue
of Stonewall Jackson sculpted by
Edward V. Valentine and dedicated
in 1891. Jackson and family are buried beneath the statue. Located
in the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery. It began as a burial
ground for old Presbyterian Church in 1789.
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Main
Street view of Lexington, Virginia looking North. Manly Memorial
Baptist Church at 205 S. Main on right.
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Rails
End Wood and Metal Crafters located at 227 McLaughlin Street in
Lexington, Virginia. Business sells crafts & craft supplies
retail,
metal products wholesale & manufactures,
metal fabricators,
welding contractors.
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Rockbridge County Court House located at 150 South
Main Street in Lexington, Virginia.
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Built
in 1867 ,the Romanesque Lee Chapel is located on the grounds of
Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. The original
office of Robert E. Lee and his final resting
place are located
inside of the chapel.
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Virginia
Military Institute Faculty House designed by Bertram G. Goodhue
in 1914. Located on the perimeter of the 11-acre parade ground.
VMI was founded in 1839 and is comprised of 140 acres and 68 buildings.
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The
colonnade at Washington and Lee University. (Lyceum;1830), Washington
Hall (Center Hall;1821-24), and Robinson Hall (1841).
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Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery located in Lexington, Virginia.
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