
The rural Virginia landscape of Prince George and Surry Counties is defined by the heavy, wooded drainage of Blackwater Swamp and its numerous tributaries. Just north of the Norfolk and Western rail corridor, the terrain is dotted with small country stores and community crossroads like Newville, Garysville, and Binford Store. These sites, along with rural landmarks like North Sch and the National Moorish Home, provide a detailed look at the social and economic centers of this tidewater region during the mid-1960s.
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