Chatmoss Historic Marker

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Chatmoss Historic Marker

550 Mt. Olivet Road, Martinsville, VA 24112
2766382484
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Martinsville-Henry County VA is rich in history with historical markers throughout the community acknowledging commemorative locations.  

The Chatmoss Historic Marker is located at 550 Mt. Olivet Martinsville, VA at Chatmoss Country Club. The marker is within sight of the parking lot of the country club.

Chatmoss was one of about fifty Hairston family plantations in Virginia, North Carolina and Mississippi. This vast network encompassed tens of thousands of acres and was worked by thousands of enslaved African Americans.

Ride by and view the official Chatmoss Historic Marker and read more about this historic area.

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