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Red Roof Inn Richmond South

Red Roof Inn Richmond South

4350 Commerce Rd, Richmond, VA
The price is NT$2,082 per night from Jul 7 to Jul 8
NT$2,082
NT$2,421 total
Jul 7 - Jul 8
includes taxes & fees
6.4/10 (1,001 reviews)
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Explore Civil War history at the Petersburg National Battlefield where rangers know the best spots for battlefield views. Stroll the cobblestone streets of Old Towne to discover local art galleries, then grab a bite at one of the riverside restaurants when locals have them mostly to themselves.

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Virginia State University is a public, historically black college located in Petersburg, Virginia. The university is the first fully supported, four year institution for African Americans in the United States and is one of two land-grant colleges in the State of Virginia. The university was founded on March 6, 1882 as the Virginia Normal and College Institute after the state legislature passed a bill sponsored by Delegate Alfred W. Harris, a black attorney, which chartered the university. The state established the university to serve the needs of a population that was at the time excluded from other public institutions in Virginia. Virginia Normal and College Institute opened as a teacher training college for both male and female black students but it also included a modest liberal arts curriculum. @ Virginia State University
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