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Byrd Park, both the park itself and the neighborhood on its eastern side, has a rich history dating back to the late 1800s when the City of Richmond decided to construct a reservoir. The excavated area, which was created as workers gathered dirt to build the reservoir walls, eventually became what we now know as…

Scott’s Addition, in its early years, was primarily recognized as a commercial and industrial district. However, it has since undergone a significant transformation, attracting substantial investment from various stakeholders. Developers, creative professionals, restaurateurs, retailers, breweries, and urban residents have all played a role in reshaping the area, transcending its industrial heritage. Scott’s Addition is situated…

Laburnum Park is a charming historic neighborhood nestled in Richmond’s Northside, offering a tight-knit community, rich history, and a desirable location. Just north of The Diamond and The Boulevard, this neighborhood comprises fifteen city blocks bordered by Hermitage Road to the west, Laburnum Avenue to the north, Brook Road to the east, and Westwood Avenue…

The Fulton neighborhood, steeped in history and community spirit, owes its name to James Alexander Fulton and his wife, Eliza Mayo. Eliza Mayo was related to other notable figures in Richmond’s history, including Major William Mayo and his son, Colonel John Mayo. The neighborhood is situated in an East End river valley of approximately 350…

Westover Hills, located along the south banks of the James River, is nestled between Stratford Hills to the west and Forest Hill to the east. The neighborhood’s name pays homage to its historical connection to William Byrd II, who once owned a nearby plantation called Westover. Developed in the 1920s, Westover Hills is a prime…