It seems that the Battlefield is locked in time. It's off the beaten path which has helped…read morepreserve it. Plenty of walking paths the roads there now where there then.. the Glendale National Cemetery is a very short distance away and well worth a visit. Very sobering. The American Battlefield Trust has preserved some of the Glendale battlefield about 6 min away on Charles city road

This is a small battlefield. You can see cannon and the historic Watt House here. There are also…read morewalking trails here. Very well maintained.

Very polite friendly hardworking and always helpful to customers love this post office ,also very…read moreclean smells Devine

I would put no stars if I had a choice. There's definitely a bad apple in this group. I've had a…read moreton of packages go through this post office and disappear. Someone needs to look into this place and investigate it.

This location purposely does not provide full information to make things more convoluted. If you're…read morehere to get a real id know that you can pay to have a marriage or birth certificate (if you were married or born in Va) printed at the time of visit. Most but not all employees are not polite. It was an extremely poor experience all around and quite sad.

I have visited this DMV. My visit was easy only because I made an appointment. The walk in line was…read moreall the way out the door. I was the only one in the appointment line and passed by about 25 people in the walk in line. I felt bad doing it, but when I walked out passing some of the same people in line, I felt good. The service was good and the rep had questions for the supervisor who answer her brashly. At the at moment I was relieved to no longer be working anywhere. My advice is to go online and make an appointment- it is very easy to do that.

Worst ever. says they tried to deliver a package yesterday at 4:45 and thee was an inerference…read morewith an animal. Such a bold face lie. There was no one home at 4:45 and if there was an animal, it was inside. no one in their right mind would have a dog wandering in this frigid weather. Can't wait to go to the post office, or maybe just take a day off and meet the lovely delivery person in person and confront them on the bold face lie they told.

Envelope addressed to person not at my address delivered to my address on thursday, May 16. I…read morereturned the envelope to my mailbox noting that this person was not at this address. Friday, May 17 and Saturday May 18, carrier refused to collect return mail from box. The carrier for Friday was not my regular carrier, didn't see the one for saturday. perhaps more training would clear this issue up. As to your little remarks, I could add unfavorable comments about service at the branch, but you know you shortcomings. This rating is because my regular carrier is such a nice guy

Nothing can stop the library. not even a car ramming thru the front door. Despite that, they were…read moreboarded up and open for business.

They have a great section for kids equipped with TONS of books, activity centers, tables, learning…read moregames, puzzles, and blocks. I wish they had more books on CD which is why the negative star.

How do you rate a cemetery? In all my years as a Virginian, this was my first visit here, which was…read moreon Memorial Day weekend. Fitting. I didn't realize that most of those buried here are Union soldiers. But it also includes World War,I and II veterans. It is well kept and has several monuments to commemorate their service and valor. You will notice the stark temperature difference walking in and out of the gate. At least 10° cooler inside. But have no fear. There are no spooky vibes.

Ann H, the first reviewer, of this location, is spot on. My husband told me about this cemetery…read morespot and the history behind it and we were able to check this spot out after our short hick around the Cold Harbor trail. It's a really beautiful location to see and just good to know. I wish I could add more to this, but I would honestly just read Ann's review. A must see!

This marker at the side of a busy road probably doesn't get read very much. There's a lot of text…read moreon it and they seem to not have it on the Virginia DHR website. It reads, "In 1918 as World War I ended, the Seven Pines Bag Loading Plant #3, used for gun powder packing, was dismantled. The federal government sold 600 acres of land, the electric car line, remaining plant buildings, and 230 Aladdin houses, that were erected for plant workers, to the Richmond-Fairfield Railway Company, organized by Oliver J. Sands. The Aladdin Company of Bay City, Michigan was the first company to offer in the United States kit houses with precut, numbered pieces. In 1921 Sands announced the houses were for sale as Fairfield village, in Sands' honor the residents petitioned to change the name to Sandston." [Review 12312 overall, 2096 of 2019.]

Do not pass this jewel up.. You will regret it. The nice man who gave me the tour was so…read moreknowledgeable and interesting. He knew neat little tidbits that I'd never heard before and really brought this little place to life. Before I left, he loaded me up with maps and books and suggestions for historical places to visit. I'm so glad I stopped by and took the tour!

Had a wonderful time at the Dabbs House museum this morning. Went for the Robert E Lee talk. The…read morepersons playing General Lee and a member of his staff were wonderful. They stayed in character during their talks which made their presentations enjoyable and made it feel more intimate. I used the wheelchair entrance in the back. I couldn't go through the upstairs part of the museum but got to see all the downstairs which had a lot. The people running the museum were knowledgeable and gave a very interesting presentation. Loved the talk. Didn't take much time. Got there at 12:30 and left about 2pm.