LOVEwork in Smyth County

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LOVEwork in Smyth County

408 Whitetop Road, Chilhowie, VA 24319
(276) 783-3161
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This LOVEwork is located at the Historic H.L Bonham House and Tourist Information Center in Chilhowie Virginia. The Smyth County Chamber of Commerce will be updating the sign for different seasons, occasions and such. So be sure to check out the many versions of this LOVEwork. 

Visitors are encouraged to take photos with the LOVEwork and share with loved ones on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/VirginiaisforLovers or on Twitter with the special hashtag #LOVEVA and #LOVEworkinsmythcounty. A complete list of the LOVEwork locations is at www.Virginia.org/LOVE.

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St. Clair’s Bottom Primitive Baptist Church

127 feet
One of the Pre-Revolutionary churches in Southwest Virginia, organized in 1775, the present building was erected in 1851 on the site of a log meeting house deed to the congregation by Colonial Joseph Cole is is buried in the cemetery surrounding the church. Read more...
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Aspenvale Cemetery

127 feet
Aspenvale Cemetery was the first cemetery to be declared a Virginia Historic Landmark. Not only is the Revolutionary hero, Gen. William Campbell, famous for the Battle of King’s Mountain, buried here, but also his wife, Elizabeth Henry Campbell Russell, known as “Madam Russell” and sister to Patrick Henry. After Gen. Campbell’s death Elizabeth married another important Revolutionar general, William Russell. Read more...
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H.L. Bonham Regional Development and Tourism Center

127 feet
Listed on the National Historic Register, The H. L. Bonham House in the town of Chilhowie, Smyth County, was completed in 1911 as the home of Hezekiah Love Bonham, a regionally prominent farmer and businessman who pioneered innovations in the cultivation, processing, and sale of apples in southwest Virginia. Designed in the Colonial Revival style by C. B. Kearfott, Jr., Read more...
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