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City Point Community Church
Known as City Point, this area was settled shortly after t...
Virginia Indians near City Point
Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James
This pe...
City Point
Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James
Just ea...
City Point
One of the World's Busiest Seaports
City Point had b...
Historic City Point
“It must once have been a quite pretty place, and consiste...
Women At City Point
“It was a nervous place for a woman; but I endured it, rah...
City Point
First settled as Bermuda Cittie by Sir Thomas Dale 1613. I...
City Point
Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James
Just ea...
City Point’s Rails And Waterways
Tools of War for General Grant
City Point...tells mo...
City Point, Virginia
8000 — B.C. Indian occupancy.
1613 Sir Thomas Dale e...
Results for City Point
City Point Community Church
Known as City Point, this area was settled shortly after the Civil War by Confederate veterans, citrus grove workers, northern winter residents, and consumptives seeking a healthy climate. By early 1885, a board of trustees was formed consisting of William ...
Virginia Indians near City Point
Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James
This peninsula separated two chiefdoms subject to Powhatan, the Weyanock and the Appomattuck. John Smith's map shows the Appomattuck people, whom Christopher Newport described as initially unfriendly, living in this vicinity. He told of ...
City Point
Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James
Just east of the shallow bay where the Appomattox River empties into the James, City Point juts into the water. Upon first spying the easily defensible peninsula, Capt. Christopher Newport determined to deposit his ...
City Point
One of the World's Busiest Seaports
City Point had been a port for more than 250 years before the Union army arrived. On June 15, Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant established his headquarters at City Point just eight miles behind the ...
Historic City Point
“It must once have been a quite pretty place, and consisted of a large number of scattered private houses, several of them very good ones.” Col. Theodore Lyman, USA, June 16, 1864
The village of City Point dates to 1613. Prior ...
Women At City Point
“It was a nervous place for a woman; but I endured it, rahter feeling a kind of enthusiasm in the nearness to danger and death.” - Sarah Palmer, Ninth Corps Hospital Nurse
Women decided to come to City Point for as ...
City Point
First settled as Bermuda Cittie by Sir Thomas Dale 1613. Important colonial port. Peter Francisco put ashore 1765 was Washington's “one man army.” Incorporated 1826. Annexed Hopewell 1923.
Marker is at the intersection of Cedar Lane and Pecan Avenue, on the ...
City Point
Captain John Smith’s Adventures on the James
Just east of the shallow bay where the Appomattox River empties into the James, City Point juts into the water. Upon first spying the easily defensible peninsula, Capt. Christopher Newport determined to deposit his ...
City Point’s Rails And Waterways
Tools of War for General Grant
City Point...tells more about how war is conducted than many battlefields. It demonstrates how Union forces used rivers and railroads to deliver the tools of war directly to the troops in the field. – Robert ...
City Point, Virginia
8000 — B.C. Indian occupancy.
1613 Sir Thomas Dale establishes area as “Bermuda Cittie.”
1619 — Name changes to Charles City Point.
1621 — Rev. Patrick Copeland plans to build free public school, financed by the East India Company.
1622 — The Indian Massacre ...