Fluvanna Co. VA Photo Album

	Bremo Slave Chapel It is on the Virginia Landmarks Register. The simple Gothic structure was constructed in 1835 as a slave chapel on the Bremo Plantation. It is Virginia's only known slave chapel. About 1883, it was moved to the village of Bremo Bluff. Photographed 4 Jul 2007 and Contributed by George Seitz.
	C & O station In Columbia. The station has been restored and moved further from the tracks near Rt.6. Photographed and Contributed by Gill Pollard
	Fluvanna County Bank in Fork Union Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	County Court House, Palmyra Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	Fork Union Military Acadamy Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	Marlborough Hotel Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	Main Street in Columbia Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	Palmyra Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	Point of Fork Where the James River divides into the Fluvanna and Rivanna. Here was an important supply depot and arsenal of the VA Government in 1781. Baron Von Steuben trained recruits here, for Green's army in the south. Contributed by Elizabeth
	Caleb Stone House Circa 1794, it is in Columbia and overlooks the James River. Photographed 16 Oct 2007 and Contributed by George Seitz.
	Residence of Mrs. Ella Thomas, Fork Union Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	Residence of J. Marshal Thomas, Fork Union Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site
	The Windsor Residence of Miss Lucy O. Sneed Contributed by Fluvanna Co. VAGenWeb Site