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Lee Hall Train Station Foundation

Historic site · 9 Elmhurst St

The Lee Hall Train Station Foundation is located in Newport News, Virginia. It is situated at 9 Elmhurst Street and Warwick Boulevard. The foundation is associated with a historic depot that was built around 1881. This depot has a distinct structure, featuring a two-story central section with single-story wings. It was originally used as a station on the Chesapeake & Ohio rail line and served communities in the area. The depot now offers exhibits that provide information about the impact of the railroad on the local area and its history. It is one of the historic sites in Newport News, and visitors can learn about the past at this location. The Lee Hall Train Station Foundation is part of the city's historic services, which aim to preserve and interpret the city's historic resources. The foundation's work is connected to the broader context of American history through various programs and events.

Historic site

Lee Hall Mansion

Historic site · 163 Yorktown Rd

Lee Hall Mansion is an Italianate residence built for Richard Decatur Lee and his family. The house has a natural and commanding view of the countryside due to its location on high ground. During the Civil War, the mansion served as a Confederate headquarters for Major General John Bankhead Magruder and General Joseph E. Johnston. A small skirmish was fought on the property in May 1862. Admission to Lee Hall Mansion includes access to the Peninsula Campaign Gallery and a guided tour of the historic house. Visitors can also explore the looped trail around the house, which features wayside panels providing information on the history of the house, grounds, and occupants. The mansion is located at 163 Yorktown Road in Newport News, Virginia. It is part of the Historic Services Division of the City of Newport News Parks & Recreation Department, which aims to preserve and interpret the city's historic resources.

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757 Cards & Cabinets

Hobby shop · 6 Elmhurst St

757 Cards & Cabinets is a card shop located in Newport News, Virginia, offering a variety of products and services, including trading cards, collection buying, trade nights, and Warhammer orders. The shop hosts events such as trade nights and PokeCraft shows, where customers can meet local collectors, vendors, and participate in community hobby events. Customers can buy, sell, and trade cards, sealed products, and collections, and ask about Warhammer kits, paints, tools, and orders. The shop is located at 6 Elmhurst St, Newport News, VA 23603, and customers can get directions or contact the shop through their social media channels, including Facebook and Instagram.

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