J.E.B. Stuart in Richmond, however, opened in September 1922 in response to a growing North Side population and was named for the Confederate cavalry leader.

Visitors may view the sword Stuart carried during the Battle of the Wilderness in 1863, plus a medal commemorating the dedication of the J.E.B. Stuart Monument in Richmond in 1907.

Photo by Donna Manz Vienna Mayor Jane Seeman, HMDL members Jim Lewis, Charlie Balch, Steve Hull, Tom Evans, and Bob Eldridge unveiling the State Historic Marker on Lawyers Road.

Then came J.E.B. Stuart. Then a Robert E. Lee bust, along with seven other Confederates, tucked inside the Virginia Capitol, at House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn’s request.

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