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100 photos tagged virginiarichmondvausa, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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Recent uploads
The last upload was August 2012.
Overturned Home in Nelson, II from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Damaged Homes along the Rockfish River from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Bridge Out to Rural Home from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Damaged Home near Rockfish River, II from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Damaged Home near Rockfish River from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Debris on Rockfish River from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Smokestack at Schuyler Dam from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
New Bailey Bridge Construction from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Reconstruction of the Rt. 626 Bridge from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Rt. 602 over the James from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
The James and Rockfish Rivers from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Aerial View of Schuyler Dam from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
West of Rockfish, II from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
West of Rockfish from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
Mudslides in Nelson from The Library of Virginia uploaded August 2012
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Railroad Bridge over Tye River
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- Pete C said:
Bridge Out on Rt. 626
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Pete C said:
rt 626 is the bridge on the left. To its right is the C&O (now CSX) railroad bridge built on the old stone canal aqueduct still standing. Note the actual train tracks washed off but still intact, to the right lower portion of the photo. the James river is 100 yards to the right.