patrick - Visit Patrick County Virginia

Events Occurring
Each Month:
January
Christopher’s Pizza Bluegrass Jams
State Line Grocery Thursday Night Jams
Willis Gap Friday Night Jams
American Legion Saturday Night Variety Dance
February
Meadows of Dan Monthly Square Dance
Music Association Monthly Jamboree
March
June
Second Fridays Coffee House at
the Homestead
April
Blue Ridge Mountains Car Show
Gospel Celebration in
Honor of Black History Month
at Reynolds Homestead
May
July
August
4th in the Park Celebration
Hit and Miss in the Mountains
Lovers Leap Old Time Jamboree
Memorial Day Gospel Singing
Spring Frolic
Strawberry Festival
Homestead at Fairy Stone State Park
Hot Fun Beach Music Festival
Lovers Leap Old Time Jamboree
Virginia’s Covered Bridge Festival
Woolwine Fire Department Pig Roast
September
Chinquapin Festival in Meadows of Dan
Corn Maze Days
9-11 Memorial Service
Labor Day Gospel Singing
Lovers Leap Old Time Jamboree
Patrick County Agricultural Fair
Woolwine Fire Department Music Event
Awesome 4th Fireworks at Christopher’s
Crafts in the Meadow
Floydfest
Homestead at Fairy Stone State Park
July 4th Celebration at Poor Farmers Farm
Kibler Valley River Run
Lovers Leap Old Time Jamboree
Summer Gospel Singing
Wayside Bluegrass Festival
Wine Down the Music Trail
Fairy Stone Arts and Craft Fair
Homestead at Fairy Stone State Park
Lovers Leap Old Time Jamboree
Meadows of Dan Folk Fair
Patrick County Antique Festival
Poor Farmers Farm Cabbage Festival
Virginia Peach Festival
Woolwine Fire Department Music Event
November
October
Apple Dumpling Festival
Celebration of Pride Day
Corn Maze Days
Encampment at Laurel Hill
Fairy Stone Fall Frolic
Indian Summer Days in Meadows of Dan
J.E.B. Stuart Art Show
October Festival in Woolwine
Pancake Days in Meadows of Dan
December
Home Tour for Hospice
Veterans Day Parade
Stuart Christmas Parade
A Victorian Christmas
at the Reynolds Homestead
Come Home to Virginia, Come Home to Patrick County.
The American Civil
War was both a
defining moment and
the most tragic period
in the history of the
United States. One of
the most fascinating
characters who took
part in the conflict
was none other than
Patrick County’s
native son, James
Ewell Brown “Jeb” Stuart. Born in 1833
near Ararat in the southwestern section of
the county, Stuart attended West Point and
became Major General after less than
three years of service. He was “the eyes
and ears” of General Robert E. Lee’s
Army of Northern Virginia and was called
“the greatest cavalry leader ever foaled”
by a Union general - having on two
occasions taken his troops completely
around the entire union army in eastern
Virginia. The name of the county seat was
changed from Taylorsville to Stuart in his
honor in 1884. Today, the site of his
birthplace is commemorated and preserved
at Laurel Hill. The J.E.B. Stuart
Preservation Trust maintains the grounds
and historic displays that are available as
self-guided tours. The first weekend in
October brings thousands of visitors as
well as dozens of re-enactors and vendors
or “sutlers” for Civil War living history
displays and battle reenactments.
When the first
colonists came to
Jamestown in 1607,
they were looking for
a precious commodity
- gold. Although these
hard adventurers
found no gold, they
soon discovered a
plant that would make
their great journey
and the difficulties they encountered an
economic success - tobacco. One of the great
tobacco magnates of the late 19th century and
early 20th century, Patrick County native
Richard Joshua Reynolds, was merely
carrying on a tradition that had begun some
300 years earlier. Yet R.J. Reynolds took the
manufacturing and marketing of tobacco to a
higher level than almost anyone before or
since. At the same time, the tobacco industry
provided income and jobs for thousands in
the rural South and built cities like
Lynchburg, Danville, and Winston-Salem.
Born in 1850 on Rock Spring Plantation near
the present-day village of Critz, R.J. learned
the business of manufacturing tobacco on a
farm that included a tobacco factory run by
his father Hardin Reynolds. A part of the
history of the Reynolds Family and the
tobacco heritage of the antebellum South is
preserved and available for touring at the
Reynolds Homestead, a state and national
historic landmark located off Abram Penn
Highway a short distance from Critz in
Patrick County.
"The Crooked
Road" is Virginia's
Heritage
Music Trail, a 253
mile driving route
connecting the
Piedmont plateau
and eastern slopes
of the Blue Ridge
Mountains to the
coal fields of the
Cumberland Mountains. The Crooked Road
celebrates and preserves music as authentic
as the people who make it. All along the
Crooked Road, you can hear musical
traditions passed down through generations
in venues large and small from the mountain
gateway in Patrick County to Dickenson
County in the west.
Throughout Patrick County, you
can find venues along the Crooked Road
where our extraordinary musical heritage is
on display. Each week, Patrick County boasts
music every night Thursday through Sunday.
Our community has been honored with the
designation of three Crooked Road affiliate
partner jam sessions at State Line Grocery,
Patrick County Music Association and Willis
Gap Community Center. In addition to these
venues, weekly concerts are also held at
Christopher's Pizza and American Legion
Post #105. During your visit, be sure to
attend one of these exciting shows and see
where America invented its music. For a full
listing of show times, dates and information
about our local musicians, be sure to visit
www.visitpatricounty.org
www.thecrookedroad.org
276-492-2085
If you have heard about the musical
heritage of Southwest Virginia, you only
know half the story. 'Round the Mountain:
Southwest Virginia's Artisan Network is a
new sister organization to the Crooked
Road that is establishing a craft trail
network protecting the tradition of days
gone by. The artisans, which include
crafters and farmers of Patrick County, are
preserving a way of life held sacred in our
mountains for generations. Patrick County
has a number of retail outlets showcasing
multiple local artisans and their wares such
as Bull Mountain Arts and Just Plain
Country Antique Mall both located in
downtown Stuart. Many local artisans can
be seen at various festivals throughout the
community demonstrating and selling their
handmade crafts and homemade preserves,
jams, jellies and heritage baked goods.
Patrick County is also rich in agricultural
opportunities from road side produce
stands to many pick-your-own orchards
and corn mazes. For more information
regarding our crafters, farmers and
heritage food producers, be sure to visit
www.visitpatrickcounty.org
www.roundthemountain.org
276-492-2080
From the Atlantic Ocean on Virginia's
eastern border, to the towering Mt. Rogers at its
southwest corner, the Commonwealth includes
every bird and animal habitat that occurs
naturally between Maine and Florida. The state
also offers a long history, rich culture, and
tradition of warm hospitality to welcome visitors.
Patrick County with its rich geographical
location, from the rolling foothills of the
Piedmont to the beautiful mountains of the Blue
Ridge, abounds with bird watching opportunities
on our two state birding trails. The Fairystone
Loop trail begins at Philpott Lake where just
back from their shores among the mighty white
pines and massive yellow poplars a small
pinkish-brown cross originates. In addition to
the unique geology, the Fairy Stone area
combines a mix of wildlife known from the
western mountains and the central Piedmont.
Whether searching for brown-headed
nuthatches and yellow-throated warblers in the
area's pine trees or scanning the reservoir from
every available vantage for unusual waterfowl,
wildlife watching opportunities thrive
throughout this loop. The Sweet Mountain
Laurel Loop begins near the southern portion of
the Blue Ridge Parkway. This loop provides a
nice amalgam of private and public lands,
outdoor recreation, wineries and bed and
breakfasts. The drive from site to site is almost as
amazing as the sites themselves. The Blue Ridge
Parkway offers spectacular vistas. Many of the
loop sites have rich historical backgrounds.
Colorful historical accounts of the area can be
found in Richard David's "The Man Who
Moved a Mountain". Be sure to stop and sample
the local flavor during your visit.
Photo Credits: Jerry Brock, Deana Clark, Sam Davis, Debbie DeHart, Nellie Handy, K. Joanne Hill, Laurel Hill, Shella Martin, Patrick Henry Photography Club, John Reynolds, Reynolds Homestead, Tim Service, Doug Wilcox
In Patrick County, you will find an unhurried way of life
rich in the tradition and the friendliness of mountain
communities. Nestled in the shadows of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, rural Patrick County is close to the south's
biggest markets but distant from their hectic lifestyles.
Patrick offers the charm of a traditional small town
America with friendly smiling faces. Here you are never a
visitor but a part of our family.
Guests to our county can stay at various bed and
breakfasts, cabins, campgrounds and luxurious resorts. We
also have two motels available. Historical attractions
include the Patrick County Historical Museum, our classic
antebellum courthouse which presides over the Town of
Stuart and is registered as a National Historic Landmark,
the Reynolds Homestead, Jacks Creek and Bob White
Covered Bridges, and many older farms and buildings
scattered throughout the county.
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The couple began to meet secretly and their love
continued to grow. The young man and Indian maiden
were threatened and shunned. With the beautiful
mountains and flowers as their backdrop, they jumped
into the wild blue yonder ensuring they would be together
forever. As you gaze out at Lovers Leap, you can still see
the evidence of their love in the beautiful view and hear
them whisper in the cool evening breezes.
Lovers Leap is one of several spectacular views
along your journey through Patrick County. In the 1600's,
the Indians inhabited the Blue Ridge Mountains. White
settlers started arriving and began clearing land to farm.
Conflict arose between the Indians and the settlers.
Legend has it that the son of a settler saw the twinkle in
the eyes of the Chief's daughter, Morning Flower, and was
immediately love-struck.
Lovers Leap
The rare staurolite stones are found elsewhere but
nowhere in such abundance as at Fairy Stone State Park.
The County of Patrick was formed in 1791, and is
currently home to 19,517 citizens. One third of Patrick
County is in the rolling Piedmont plateau and the
remaining two-thirds in the picturesque Blue Ridge
Mountains where the Blue Ridge Parkway forms the
County's western border with Carroll and Floyd Counties
to the north.
Many hundreds of years before Chief Powhatan's
reign, fairies were dancing around a spring of water,
playing with naiads and wood nymphs, when an elfin
messenger arrived from a city far away. He brought news
of the death of Christ. When these creatures of the forest
heard the story of the crucifixion, they wept. As their
tears fell upon the earth, they crystallized to form
beautiful crosses.
The Town of Stuart is the county seat and was
named after Patrick County native General J.E.B. Stuart,
renowned Civil War cavalryman. His birthplace, Laurel Hill,
is located near Ararat in the western part of our county.
Visitors can choose from a number of outdoor
attractions including the Blue Ridge Parkway, Philpott
Lake, Kibler Valley, Fairy Stone State Park, Fairy Stone
Farms Wildlife Management Area and Fred Clifton Park /
Lovers Leap Overlook. Patrick is also home to two state
birding and wildlife trails: The Sweet Mountain Laurel and
Fairy Stone Loop.
For many years people held these little
crosses in superstitious awe, firm in the belief that they
protected the wearer against witchcraft, sickness,
accidents and disaster. Fairy stones are staurolite, a
combination of silica, iron and aluminum. Staurolite
crystalizes in twin form at 60 or 90 degrees, which
accounts for the stone's cross-like structure. Found only in
rocks having been subjected to great heat and pressure, the
mineral was formed long, long ago, during the rise of the
Appalachian Mountains. The stones are most commonly
shaped like St. Andrew's cross, an "X," but "T" shaped
Roman crosses and square Maltese crosses are the most
sought-after.
The
Fairy Stone
A Little History...
Local Legend...
Bob White Covered Bridge
www.justplaincountrystore.com
1028 Elamsville Road
Stuart, VA (276) 694-8367
Constructed in 1921, this historic bridge is a
rare 80-foot “Queen Post Truss”
construction over the Smith River in
Woolwine. Two of only five publically
owned covered bridges in Virginia.
16,000 square feet with over 170 vendors of
antiques, primatives, collectibles, local artists
and crafters, pottery, and much much more!
Laurel Hill
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Doe Run Farm
402 Doe Run Road
Ararat, VA (276) 251-8287
Themed corn maze challenges the
visitor with trivia questions. Try out
the apple launch, hay slide, or pick-your-own
pumpkins. Fresh, delicious produce grown on
the farm is available for purchase.
2160 Golf Course Road
Stuart, VA (276) 694-3805
18 challenging holes. Greens offer bent
grass putting surface. Fine congenial pro
to assist you with your golf game.
318 Patrick Avenue
Stuart, VA (276) 694-7064
www.historicstartheatre.com
Newly renovated theater with an outstanding
mix of professional quality dinner theater
productions, new and classic films and
concerts. Tours available by appointment.
www.mountainmeadowcrafts.com
36 Marigold Lane
Ararat, VA (276) 251-5853
Sharing the history of an area previosly
called “The Hollow”, this center has a
genealogical database of local families
including General JEB Stuart’s family.
Hand made mountain crafts and locally grown
produce. A large corn maze is available onsite as well
as a children's hay bale and small corn mazes.
2684 JEB Stuart Hwy
Meadows of Dan, VA (800) 328-3834
1274 Jacks Creek Road
Woolwine, VA (276) 694-8367
Crossing the Smith, this 48-foot span
historic bridge built of oak was
constructed in 1914. Two of only five
publically owned covered bridges in Virginia.
Come see a chocolate and fudge factory
in operation. Taste why people come
from all over to eat our fudge.
1058 Philpott Dam Rd
Bassett, VA (276) 629-2703
3,000 acres of lake offering the best in
recreational opportunities in Southwest
Virginia including swimming, boating,
hunting, fishing, hiking and camping.
Villa Apalaccia Winery
Parkway Milepost 170.3
752 Rock Castle Gorge
Floyd, VA (540) 593-3100
www.villaappalaccia.com
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12500 Woolwine Hwy, CC Camp Road
Woolwine, VA (276) 694-8367
The Lower Rock Castle Creek trail
located in Woolwine forms a 4.5 mile leg
of the 11 mile loop. Camping is available
with a backcountry permit.
212 Johnson Street
Stuart, VA (276) 694-5554
Preserving and chronicling our rich racing
history, and serving as a significant
attraction for race fans visiting our area.
www.nancyshomemadefudge.com
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The Mountain Rose Inn
2616 Jeb Stuart Hwy
Meadows of Dan, VA
(276) 952-2670
Creek Cide Cabin
waysidepark.com
Willville Motorcycle Camp
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Meadows of Dan, VA
(276) 952-CAMP
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Cabin & House Rentals
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Meadows of Dan, VA
(540) 593-3503
Handy Mountain Cabin
3486 Handy Mountain Drive
Claudville, VA
(321) 725-4216
handymtncabin.com
Virginian Motel
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Stuart, VA
(276) 694-4244
Deer Run Campground
1098 Deer Run Road
Ferrum, VA
(276) 930-1235
Dominion Valley Park Camping
481 Dominion Valley Lane
Stuart, VA
(276) 694-7009
grandmashouse.info
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Meadows of Dan, VA
(276) 952-2244
Rocky Knob Cabins
Resorts
deerruncampground.net
Grandma’s House
158 West Fork Road
Stuart, VA
(276) 694-3888
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Campgrounds
967 Fairy Stone Lake Drive
Stuart, VA
(276) 930-2424
Wolf Creek Farm
Motels
4444 JEB Stuart Highway
Meadows of Dan, VA
(276) 952-2648
Blue Ridge Motel
1482 Hatchers Chapel Road
Claudville, VA
(276) 251-5971
Fairy Stone State Park
Cabin Rentals & Campground
willvillebikecamp.com
River Walk Cabins
meadowsofdanriverwalkcabins.com
creekcidecabins.com
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Moorefield Store
Wayside Park Road
Stuart, VA
(276) 692-5239
Poor Farmer’s Guesthouses
foreverlodging.com
1787 Charity Hwy
Woolwine, VA
(276) 930-1057
blueridgehollowcabin.com
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courtermoon.com
chocolatemoosebb.com
179 Sheppard Road
Stuart, VA
(276) 930-4405
Courter Moon Lodge
& Cabin
907 Trout Run Drive
Woolwine, VA
(276) 930-4449
117 E. Blue Ridge St.
Stuart, VA
(276) 694-3745
Blue Ridge Hollow Cabin
Blue Ridge Parkway MP 170.4
Meadows of Dan, VA
(336) 292-0999
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The Chocolate Moose
688 Gid Collins Lane
Ararat, VA
(800) 416-WOLF (9653)
Pickett’s Thicket
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7629 Charity Hwy
Woolwine, VA
(276) 930-3404
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Old Spring Farm
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Cabin Rentals
15573 Jeb Stuart Hwy
Stuart, VA
(276) 694-2001
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Rock Castle Gorge
Virginia Motorsports Museum
and Hall of Fame
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Jacks Creek Covered Bridge
Philpott Lake
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Only winery in Virginia featuring wines inspired
by both Northern and Southern Italy. Enjoy a slice
of Tuscany on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Nancy’s Candy Company
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315 Alpaca Lane
Stuart, VA (276) 694-2111
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Named after the crystalline crosses, the
park boasts a 168-acre lake, beach, scenic
nature trails and picnic spots.
Smoky Mountain Alpacas
www.smokymtnalpacas.com
The Hollow History Center
967 Fairy Stone Lake Drive
Stuart, VA (276) 930-2424
www.dcr.virginia.gov/parks
A working alpaca farm breeding suri
alpacas with quality genetics. Tours
available by appointment.
84 Concord Road
Meadows of Dan, VA (540) 593-3279
Fairy Stone State Park
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Mountain Meadow Farm & Craft Market
Blue Ridge Visitors Center
200-acre garden with a loop trail from
the top of the ridge to a breathtaking
waterfall at the base.
Built in 1843, this ancestral home of RJ Reynolds,
founder of the RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company is
home to numerous annual events and provides a
Continuing Education Center. Tours available.
883 Mayberry Church Road
Meadows of Dan, VA (276) 952-2155
Built in 1892, this trading post originally
housed the Mayberry Post Office as well as
a general store. The general store is still
operating today.
20475 JEB Stuart Hwy
Stuart, VA (276) 694-6012
www.patrickchamber.org
8400 Jeb Stuart Hwy
Meadows of Dan, VA (919) 496-4771
463 Homestead Lane
Critz, VA (276) 694-7181
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Patrick County Chamber of Commerce
DeHart Botanical Gardens
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The Reynolds Homestead
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Mayberry Trading Post
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Historic Star Theatre
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www.primland.com
1127 Mayberry Church Road
Meadows of Dan, VA (540) 593-2261
Founded in the early 1920’s by Rev. Bob
Childress whose efforts were
immortalized in the book -”The Man
Who Moved A Mountain”, written by
Richard C. Davids.
Gordon Trent Golf Club
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106 Rucker Street
Stuart, VA (276) 694-8367
Outdoor Recreation
4621 Busted Rock Road
Meadows of Dan, VA (866) 960-7746
A 12,000 acre resort offering golfers, hunters,
fishing enthusiasts and all who love outdoor
activities the ultimate in recreational facilities.
Mayberry Presbyterian Church
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Patrick County Tourism Office
One of the oldest and most successful
continuously operating teams in NASCAR
has their museum located in their quaint,
friendly hometown.
Primland
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8550 Jeb Stuart Hwy
Vesta, VA (276) 694-8367
Breathtaking view overlooking the rural
hamlet of Woolwine. One of the most
picturesque views of the Blue Ridge
mountains.
www.wolfcreekcherokeetribe.com
Indian artifacts adorn this lovely museum.
From deerskin regalia to arrowheads
and historical pictures.
21 Performance Drive
Stuart, VA (276) 694-2121
Exhibits highlight over 200 years of
history. Displays include spinning wheels,
old photographs, and handcrafted items.
Lovers Leap
Visitor Information
Wood Brothers Racing Museum www.visitpatrickcounty.org
www.patcovahistory.org
The birthplace of General JEB Stuart. This site
contains a slave cemetery, hiking trails and
hosts a spring Revolutionary War encampment
and fall Civil War encampment.
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Stonewall Court Suite 2A
Stuart, VA (276) 694-7723
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116 West Blue Ridge Street
Stuart, VA (276) 694-2840
www.jebstuart.org
322 Patrick Ave.
Stuart, VA (276) 694-6850
An artists cooperative featuring a variety of
local arts and crafts.
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Wolf Creek Cherokee Museum
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100 Main Street
Stuart, VA (276) 694-8367
Designed and built by Abram Staples and
completed in 1822, this courthouse
displays many characteristics of
Jefferson - inspired court buildings.
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1091 Ararat Hwy
Ararat, VA (276) 251-1833
Bull Mountain Arts
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Patrick County Courthouse
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301 South Main Street
Stuart, VA (276) 694-5556
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Blue Ridge Passage Resorts
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blueridgepassageresort.com
dominionvalleypark.net
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Meadows of Dan Campground
2182 JEB Stuart Hwy
Meadows of Dan, VA
(866) 952-2292
meadowsofdancampground.com
4037 JEB Stuart Hwy
Meadows of Dan, VA
(866) 347-3767
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Primland
4621 Busted Rock Road
Meadows of Dan, VA
(866) 960-7746
primland.com