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	Civil War Heritage Both Hunter’s Raid and the Wilson Kautz Raid plowed straight through Southern Virginia, leaving 10 Civil War sites and two Civil War Trails in their wake. The earthworks at the Staunton River Battlefield State Park, considered some of the best preserved in the nation, are on the National Register of Historic Places. The Sutherlin Mansion in Danville was the last home of the Confederacy, making Danville, the last Capitol of the Confederacy. The other Civil War sites in the region are equally as interesting.
_______________	Bedford City/County Museum 201 East Main St Bedford, Virginia, 24523
	Charlotte Court House Historic District Intersection of SR-40 and SR-47 Charlotte Court House, Virginia
	Civil War Tour of Danville Danville, Virginia
	Civil War Prison No. 6 300 Lynn St Danville, Virginia
	Freedman's Cemetery Lee St Danville, Virginia
	Green Hill Cemetery Lee St Danville, Virginia
	Halifax County Courthouse Main St Halifax, Virginia, 24558
	Historic Sandusky 757 Sandusky Dr Lynchburg, Virginia, 24502
	Hunter's Raid Civil War Trail Peaks of Otter, Bedford, New London, Virginia
	Mulberry Hill Plantation Staunton River Battlefield State Park near Roanoke Station Visitor Center
	National Cemetery 721 Lee St Danville, Virginia
	Staunton River Battlefield State Park
	Sutherlin Mansion 975 Main St Danville, Virginia, 24541
	Wilson Kautz Raid
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