Historical Markers in Warfield, Virginia

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Historical Markers in Warfield, Virginia

1 ► Virginia, Brunswick County, Warfield — S-57 — Birch's Bridge —

At Birch's Bridge (very near this bridge) the second William Byrd and his party crossed the river, in September, 1733, on their way to inspect Byrd's land holdings in North Carolina. Byrd wrote an account of this trip which he called “A . . . — — Map (db m62403) HM

2 ► Virginia, Brunswick County, Warfield — S-68 — Brunswick County, Virginia — "The Original Home of Brunswick Stew" —

According to local tradition, while Dr. Creed Haskins and several friends were on a hunting trip in Brunswick County in 1828, his camp cook, Jimmy Matthews, hunted squirrels for a stew. Matthews simmered the squirrels with butter, onions, stale . . . — — Map (db m20186) HM

3 ► Virginia, Brunswick County, Warfield — Z-37 — Dinwiddie County / Brunswick County —

Dinwiddie County. Area 521 Square Miles. Formed in 1752 from Prince George, and named for Robert Dinwiddie, Governor of Virginia 1751-1756. General Winfield Scott was born in this county, and in it took place the battle of Five . . . — — Map (db m62404) HM

4 ► Virginia, Brunswick County, Warfield — S-58 — Ebenezer Academy —

A few hundred yards east is the site of Ebenezer Academy, founded in 1793 by Bishop Asbury, the first Methodist school established in Virginia. It passed out of the hands of the church but remained a noted school for many years. — — Map (db m62405) HM

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