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Historical Markers in Spring Grove, Virginia
Surry is the county seat for Surry County
Spring Grove is in Surry County
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| 1 ► Virginia, Surry County, Spring Grove — K-222 — Cabin Point — |
| Beginning about 1689, a village known as Cabin Point stood here. It was a tobacco shipping port in the 18th century. Colonial troops were stationed here during the American Revolution in 1780 and 1781. By 16 Jan. 1781 Maj. Gen. Friedrich Wilhelm von . . . — — Map (db m35939) HM | |||
| 2 ► Virginia, Surry County, Spring Grove — K-236 — Organization of the Christian Church Reported permanently removed |
| At Old Lebanon Church here, the Christian Church was established under the leadership of James OKelly, August, 1794. OKelly had withdrawn from the Methodist Church, 1792. — — Map (db m2697) HM | |||
| 3 ► Virginia, Surry County, Spring Grove — K-231 — Swanns Point — |
| Ten miles Northeast is Swanns Point on James River. In 1635 William Swann patented land there. The English Commissioners investigating Bacons Rebellion met at Swanns point in 1677. William Swanns Tomb, dated 1680 is there. — — Map (db m2690) HM | |||
| 4 ► Virginia, Surry County, Spring Grove — K-331 — Temperance Industrial and Collegiate Institute — |
| On 12 Oct. 1892, Dr. John Jefferson Smallwood, born enslaved in 1863 in Rich Square, North Carolina, founded the Temperance Industrial & Collegiate Institute nearby with fewer than ten students. Sprawled over sixty-five acres on the James River in . . . — — Map (db m74776) HM | |||
| 5 ► Virginia, Surry County, Spring Grove — K-226 — Wakefield and Pipsico — |
| Located five miles to the north is Wakefield. Benjamin Harrison patented this land about 1637. His descendents became major landowners and were influential in Virginia and United States politics. Governor Benjamin Harrison was a signer of the . . . — — Map (db m2691) HM | |||
| 6 ► Virginia, Prince George County, Spring Grove — K-216 — Ward's Creek Reported missing |
| Named for John Ward, who patented land here in 1619. The plantation was represented in the first General Assembly, 1619. — — Map (db m35938) HM | |||