As we are in the land of history it’s fitting that there are several historic places to delve into. We begin with the Historic Court Green in Eastville, home of the oldest continuous court records in the United States. Other sites we'll cover are:
The Invisible History of African Americans in Cape Charles, Virginia Nassawadox History Walking Trail A Walking Tour of Historic Cape Charles A Walk through Eastville. A Walk through History. (Appendix B at the end of the Eastville Comprehensive Plan)
GHOTES: Genealogy and History of the Eastern Shore of VA Northampton Historic Preservation Society Eastern Shore Museum Network Historic Architectural Survey of Northampton County, VA Virginia Department of Historic Resources Sunday Historical Blog Passport in Time: Archaeological Digs A History of the Virginia House of Delegates: Commemorating the First and Oldest Continuous English-Speaking Representative Legislative Assembly in the Western Hemisphere Encyclopedia Virginia: Authoritative and user-friendly resource on the history and culture of Virginia. A project of Virginia Humanities in partnership with the Library of Virginia. Earliest & Most Interesting Eastern Shore Settlers: Blog The Countryside Transformed: The Eastern Shore of Virginia, the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the Creation of a Modern Landscape Essay The Countryside Transformed Digital Archive of maps, photographs, manuscripts, newspapers, public documents, and other media
Photo Credit: Jean E. Flynn Historic Court Green Eastville, VA
Photo Credit: William Dyas Cape Charles Museum and Welcome Center displaying the history of the railroad and the Rosenwald School.
Eyre Hall Gardens, one of the oldest in the United States, is open to the public year round.