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Historical Markers in Piney River, Virginia

 
Clickable Map of Nelson County, Virginia and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Nelson County, VA (44) Albemarle County, VA (127) Amherst County, VA (40) Appomattox County, VA (77) Augusta County, VA (70) Buckingham County, VA (38) Rockbridge County, VA (49)  NelsonCounty(44) Nelson County (44)  AlbemarleCounty(127) Albemarle County (127)  AmherstCounty(40) Amherst County (40)  AppomattoxCounty(77) Appomattox County (77)  AugustaCounty(70) Augusta County (70)  BuckinghamCounty(38) Buckingham County (38)  RockbridgeCounty(49) Rockbridge County (49)
Lovingston is the county seat for Nelson County
Piney River is in Nelson County
      Nelson County (44)  
ADJACENT TO NELSON COUNTY
      Albemarle County (127)  
      Amherst County (40)  
      Appomattox County (77)  
      Augusta County (70)  
      Buckingham County (38)  
      Rockbridge County (49)  
 
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1 Virginia, Nelson County, Piney River — American CyanamidThe Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail
From 1931 until 1971 the American Cyanamid Company operated a 50-acre site in Piney River to extract and refine titanium ore for the manufacture of titanium dioxide used in paint pigments. Although bringing prosperity to the region, . . . Map (db m92926) HM
2 Virginia, Nelson County, Piney River — Hurricane CamilleThe Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail
On the night of August 19th, 1969, Hurricane Camille passed over a sleeping Nelson County, forever changing the land and the people who lived here. The storm initially made landfall in Mississippi and weakened as it headed inland, thus forecasters . . . Map (db m92927) HM
3 Virginia, Nelson County, Piney River — The RiversThe Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail
The Tye and Piney Rivers provide recreation, wildlife habitat, and scenic value to this region of Central Virginia. Fishing, camping, canoeing, and kayaking are all popular activities. Both rivers begin in the Blue Ridge Mountains and . . . Map (db m92928) HM
4 Virginia, Nelson County, Piney River — The Scale HouseThe Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail
Since commerce began, the need has existed for an accurate method to determine the weight of bulk commodities. The rapid expansion of railroads in the middle of the 19th century merely exacerbated this problem. In St. Johnsbury, Vermont, . . . Map (db m92929) HM
5 Virginia, Nelson County, Piney River — The Virginia Blue Ridge RailwayThe Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail
The Virginia Blue Ridge Railway was formed in 1914 to haul American Chestnut timber for local lumber companies. As a short-line railroad of 16 miles, the Railway was intended to connect to larger rail systems with national reach. By the 1920s, the . . . Map (db m92925) HM
 
 
 
 
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Apr. 29, 2024