The Foster Site in Charlottesville, Virginia, is a property recognized for its historical importance, particularly in relation to Black history and commerce. Its designation on the National Register of Historic Places highlights its role in the non-Aboriginal social history of the area.
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Politics/Government; Architecture
Va 676, Charlottesville (independent City), Virginia
Architecture
521 N. First St., Charlottesville (independent City), Virginia
Community Planning And Development; Architecture
Courthouse Sq. And Surrounding Properties, Charlottesville (independent City), Virginia
Architecture
1417-1427 University Ave., Charlottesville (independent City), Virginia
Industry; Architecture
700 Harris St., Charlottesville (independent City), Virginia
Architecture
1404 Jefferson Park Ave., Charlottesville (independent City), Virginia
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Landscape Architecture
2823 King Street, Alexandria, Virginia
Black; Social History
4195 W Braddock Rd., Alexandria, Virginia
Art; Exploration/Settlement
911 Wagon Shop Road, Middlebrook, Virginia
Art; Architecture; Community Planning And Development; Military
1000-1100 Washington Ave., Fredericksburg (independent City), Virginia
Art; Landscape Architecture
202 East Main St., Luray, Virginia
Archeology-historic Aboriginal; Ethnic Heritage-native American
Approx. 570 Ft. West Of Jct. Of Indian Town And Cobb Pond Rds., Capron, Virginia
