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	Native American Heritage As the first documented inhabitants of Southern Virginia, Native American heritage is commemorated at Occoneechee State Park, as well as illustrated in three museums dedicated to displaying Native American artifacts. A location on the Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail identifies the site of the first formal education for Native Americans in America.
_______________	Occoneechee State Park 1192 Occoneechee Park Road Clarksville, Virginia, 23927
	Springfield Rosseechee Museum 289 Tisdale Lane Clarksville, Virginia, 23927
	Fort Christanna Fort Hill Rd Lawrenceville, Virginia, 23868
	Indian Room Bedford City/County Museum 201 East Main St Bedford, Virginia, 24523
	Roanoke Visitor Center/ Staunton River Battlefield State Park
	Civil Rights Education Heritage Trail
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