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Lynchburg Visitor Information Center
216 12th Street at Church
Lynchburg, VA 24504, USA

Website: https://www.lynchburgvirginia.org/listings/hunters-raid-a-driving-tour-o...

The driving tour consists of sites associated with the Battle of Lynchburg, June 17-18, 1864, and Civil War Lynchburg. Stops include battlefield areas, headquarters building, cemeteries, and hospital buildings. Most stops include Civil War trail signs. Map for the tour and a CD narrated by renowned Civil War authority James Robertson, Jr. are available at the Lynchburg Visitor Information Center.

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Appomattox, Virginia | The surrender of Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia at this site on April 9, 1865, signaled the beginning of the end of the American Civil War.
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Lexington, Virginia | Completed in 1868, while Lee was President of Washington College, the chapel houses his office, a family crypt, and is the burial site of Traveller.
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Lynchburg, Virginia | During the Civil War this site served as a cemetery, a hospital, and a center of veterinary research.
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