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Main Photo: Old Dominion Row. Taken from Historic Richmond Foundation's book Richmond's Fan District. (photo by Richard C. Cheek)

Posts Tagged ‘Church Hill’

UtR 31: Patrick Henry Theatre

patrickhenrybuilding

418 N 25TH ST
c. 1938

Owner: RELATED COMPANIES THE LLC AND STERLING BILDER LLC
Mailing Address: 17 SOUTH BELMONT AVE, RICHMOND, VA 23221

Land Value: $69,000
Improvement Value: $43,000
Total Value: $112,000

Foreclosed upon: 1.7.2010 by Bank of Goochland

Art Deco style building considered to be contributing to the district by Department of Historic Resources

Church Hill North City Old and Historic District
Church Hill North National Historic District

Tags: Church Hill, Church Hill North Historic District
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UtR 8: 611 North 30th Street
Built circa 1900, this house is located in the historic Church Hill district. Boarded up and empty, this house contains elements of the past that wait to be renovated. This house is currently assessed at $50,000; a small price to keep its history alive.

Tags: Church Hill
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