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Historical Guide to Old Charlottesville / With mention of its statues and of Albemarle's shrines

By Mary Rawlings
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A concise historical guide to Charlottesville and Albemarle County that traces the town's planned founding and growth, describes the courthouse, civic buildings, and local taverns, recounts Civil War events and military occupation, and documents shrines such as Monticello, Ash Lawn, and Michie Tavern; it also surveys public monuments and statues, supplying architectural descriptions, biographical sketches of commemorated figures, and local anecdotes about the town's changing landscape.

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Mary Rawlings

Mary Rawlings is an author known for her work in local history, particularly her book "Historical Guide to Old Charlottesville / With mention of its statues and of Albemarle's shrines." In this detailed guide, she explores the rich historical tapestry of Charlottesville, Virginia, highlighting its notable statues and significant sites. Rawlings' writing contributes to the understanding of the region's cultural heritage, making her a valuable figure in the documentation of local history.

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