
The Appomattox River winds through the heart of this late-nineteenth-century landscape, serving as a primary natural boundary between the counties of Amelia and Powhatan and Chesterfield. This era shows a Piedmont region defined by small agricultural settlements and specialized mills, such as Giles Mill and Belmont Mills. The transportation network is in a period of significant transition, where established river crossings like Goode Bridge and Eppes Bridge coexist with an expanding rail system.
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1897 Amelia
Dinwiddie County, VA

1919 Mc Kenney
Dinwiddie County, VA

1921 Mc Kenney
Dinwiddie County, VA

1943 Church Road
Dinwiddie County, VA

1943 De Witt
Dinwiddie County, VA

1943 Mc Kenney
Dinwiddie County, VA

1943 Sutherland
Dinwiddie County, VA

1944 Church Road
Dinwiddie County, VA

1944 DeWitt
Dinwiddie County, VA

1944 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA

1944 Reams
Dinwiddie County, VA

1944 Sutherland
Dinwiddie County, VA

1949 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA

1950 Darvills
Dinwiddie County, VA

1950 Hebron
Dinwiddie County, VA

1952 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA

1952 Reams
Dinwiddie County, VA

1963 Cherry Hill
Dinwiddie County, VA

1963 Church Road
Dinwiddie County, VA

1963 De Witt
Dinwiddie County, VA

1963 Mc Kenney
Dinwiddie County, VA

1963 Sutherland
Dinwiddie County, VA

1964 Darvills
Dinwiddie County, VA

1964 Hebron
Dinwiddie County, VA

1969 Carson
Dinwiddie County, VA

1969 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA

1974 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA

1994 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 Carson
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 Cherry Hill
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 Church Road
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 Darvills
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 DeWitt
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 Hebron
Dinwiddie County, VA

2022 Sutherland
Dinwiddie County, VA

2023 Petersburg
Dinwiddie County, VA