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Library contains artifacts from Bon Air's history but is open only by appointment. While one can drive by numerous 1880s era houses on Buford Road that show an architectural style signature of the Bon Air resort era, these are all private dwellings that do not regularly offer access to the public. The "historic" bridge built over the railroad tracks by the Bon Air Historical Society enable one to look out over existing railroad tracks and see where "the Steps" once disembarked train visitors to the Bon Air Hotel, but most actual evidence of the train era in Bon Air has all but disappeared. The Bon Air Historical Society and Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation Department do offer infrequent tours of the resort era houses, and once a year, Bon Air residents and cultural institutions celebrate Bon Air's resort era history by hosting a "Victorian Days" community parade and general celebration on the first weekend in May.
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initiative) announced he would be stepping down effective April 19 to be replaced by
Valerie Boykin (previously deputy director of community programs at the juvenile justice department). On April 5, 2019, DJJ and Isle of Wight reached a provisional agreement to split funding of several costs that had held up the deal. The Isle of Wight Board of Supervisors was to take a final up/down vote on the measure April 18 on whether to transfer 20 acres of farmland to the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice in order to construct the $ 13.5 million facility. On Thursday April 18, the Isle of Wight Board of Supervisors voted 3–2 to reject the plan, leaving the closure of Bon Air in limbo. RISE for Youth, a Richmond-based advocacy organization, had also pushed heavily against the Isle of Wight project. as well as previous efforts to build a similar facility in
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Granite Road), and on Logan Street and Hazen Street in Bon Air, where a washboard surface was long rumored by local lore to be the remnants of the streetcar project. Gregory's old mansion, Granite Hall, now located in the Cherokee Estates subdivision near Williams Dam, was still in use as a private residence in 2008. The C&O's Westham Station was relocated to a Richmond city park at Robin Hood Road and Hermitage Road in 1961.
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McCarty had been seen by residents as a supporter of the state project, and he was among the three board members who voted in
February to convey land to the state to allow it to build the 60-bed juvenile jail on county land. The terms voted on Thursday were negotiated over the past two months. Board
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The median income for a household in the CDP was $ 57,493, and the median income for a family was $ 67,656. Males had a median income of $ 42,796 versus $ 31,551 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $ 26,527. About 0.8% of families and 1.8% of the population were below the poverty line,
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The old bridge was dismantled, but the abutments were still visible at each end, and overhead power and telephone lines continued to mark the route for many years. Traces of the old streetcar right-of-way may be seen along gently sloped
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the DJJ agreed to absorb the cost of the demolition and the closing of two septic systems during the latest round of the county's contract negotiations with the state. The DJJ also reportedly agreed to absorb the cost of closing all but one well, which will remain open during construction for use by
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There were 6,308 households, out of which 32.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 58.6% were married couples living together, 9.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 29.3% were non-families. 24.7% of all households were made up of individuals, and 9.1% had someone
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While remnants of the 1916 village-era post office, 1902 Hazen
Library, and Hotel Grounds (currently the Bon Air Community Association) still linger at the intersection of Rockaway and McRae Roads, current day "Old Town" Bon Air is generally not a tourism attraction. The privately owned and restored
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Westham Bridge to Bon Air, Gregory's planned streetcar line did not materialize. This may have been due to weight issues at the Westham Bridge and/or right-of-way matters in Henrico County. However, portions of the planned and partially improved route can be seen in modern times
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Instead of incarcerating youth in institutions, DJJ created alternatives, including shorter-stay residential centers and a continuum of nonresidential programs and services across the state. Virginia is funding these new options with cost savings recovered from the closing of a 258-bed correctional
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Juvenile Correctional Center consists of the minimum security wing, with several open cottages for offenders with lesser crimes and shorter stays. The Expansion is a Level 5 Maximum security wing for all types of offenders. The Expansion has 8 units on two different housing wings. It has
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The Bon Air "Hazen
Memorial" Library was built 1902 to honor Rev. Hazen, an early intellectual and community leader in Bon Air. The library building was used until Chesterfield County built a new Bon Air library in 1975. The Hazen House decayed and saw little use until it was privately restored in
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The R&D railway came through the area around 1850, connecting Manchester to Robious and the Coal Mines. An 1864 map shows a small cluster of buildings labeled "Pawhite Stop" on the "Railroad to Coal Mines" line near the site of historic Bon Air village. Another Civil War era map shows an area
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Virginia is losing the leader of a sweeping transformation of its juvenile justice system that has dramatically reduced the number of youth going into state custody and attempted to improve the odds of keeping kids who've left custody from returning. Andrew K. Block Jr. said Tuesday that he will
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As of the census of 2000, there were 16,213 people, 6,308 households, and 4,459 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 1,834.1 people per square mile (708.1/km). There were 6,502 housing units at an average density of 735.5/sq mi (284.0/km). The racial makeup of the CDP was
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Around 1875, Buford purchased portions of a large tract of land from Nathaniel and James Duval, a tract of land on the south side of the R&D right-of-way known as the old Anderson Edwards plantation. He personally (as well as through the R&D Railroad) helped in the development of Brown's
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By the mid-1950s, Bon Air experienced a suburban population boom. The Bon Air Shopping center was built at Buford and Forest Hill Ave, and subdivisions like Crestwood Farms, Highland Hills, Brighton Green, and Brookwood Estates welcomed new residents. The burgeoning population also resulted in
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While incarcerated at Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center, residents receive mental health and rehabilitative counseling services. Specialized treatment programs include substance abuse, aggression management, sex offender, and intensive therapeutic programming. Academic and career readiness
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have met local resistance. In late March 2019, the Commonwealth of Virginia's negotiations with the Isle of Wight board of Supervisors over funding seemed to cast doubt on the plan to build in Isle of Wight. Soon after, Andrew K. Block Jr. (the architect of Virginia's Juvenile Justice Reform
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a coalition of advocacy groups wants to withhold funding for the Chesapeake project until the entire plan is complete ... "significant components of what should be a comprehensive, statewide transformation plan remain unaddressed," said Amy Woolard, attorney and policy coordinator for the
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in another section of the county had been named. A fourteen classroom addition was completed around 1964. G. H. Reid retired at the end of the 1968–69 school year, the last before the city annexed the land occupied by the school the following January 1. Also on the former Burroughs land,
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the workers. The county has agreed to continue to fund the demolition of a second house on the property,... Robertson said that the county government is anticipating the Board of Supervisors to take a final vote on the contract with the state during its meeting on Thursday, April 18
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In the first half of the 18th century, Anderson Edwards owned a large plantation on the current site of Bon Air. He sold parts of it to Nathaniel and James Duval in 1840. The Duvals' two portions of Anderson Edwards' land would eventually comprise large parts of modern-day Bon Air.
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step down as director of the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice on April 19 after leading the agency for five years under two governors who committed to changing a punitive state approach to rehabilitation that had failed to prevent kids from returning to the system.
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surrounded by suburban shopping centers. In some cases, these shopping centers house independent businesses (butchers, coffee shops, restaurants) that are spinoffs from downtown Richmond's thriving independent business and restaurant scene. As families from the
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design from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Its name means "good air," reflecting its role as a resort getaway that wealthy Richmonders enjoyed for its fresh air as opposed to the dirty air of Richmond's industrial downtown of the late 19th century.
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owned by "Cogbill" which is in the vicinity of the area near Buford Road near current day Bon Air Elementary School and Grand Summit subdivision. Early maps also lists a "Powhite Station" 1/2 mile east of Robiou's Station.
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Survey of a part of Chesterfield County, Virginia. Made under the direction of A.H. Campbell Capt. P.E. & Ch'f Top'l Dep't. by P.W.O. Koerner Lieut. P.E.; B.F. Blackford and C.E. Cassell Asst. Eng'rs. 1862 &
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2282:). Japan-Virginia Society (JVS; 日本バージニア協会). Retrieved on April 5, 2015. Richmond school address: "Richmond Japanese School Bon Air Baptist Church 2531 Buford Rd. North Chesterfield, VA 23235"
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members Joel C. Acree and Don Rosie also voted to reject the deal's terms. Two other supervisors, Rudolph T. Jefferson and Dick Grice, voted in its favor.
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in Richmond was named), his wife Mary Stuart McGuire, and their 10 children, many of whom also went into the field of medicine.
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training are provided on campus. Residents are able to earn a high school or high school equivalency diploma.
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2018:"Data Tells How Virginia's Youth Justice System is Headed Toward a Better Future"
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2086:"State Recommends Five Sites in Central Virginia for New Youth Prison"
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2331:Chesterfield County Planning Dept. Bon Air page
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2016:Annie E. Casey Foundation (February 6, 2019).
1910:"CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING (1790–2000)"
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3403:Victorian architecture in Virginia
2372:Municipalities and communities of
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2184:Dujardin, Peter (April 18, 2019).
2157:Faleski, Stephen (April 5, 2019).
1830:. Hale Publications. January 1977.
1742:Flood, Theodore L (D. D.) (1886).
1499:The Kids of the Polk Street School
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2130:Martz, Michael (March 26, 2019).
2061:"central admission and placement"
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792:International Cotton Exposition
2238:Hall, Brett (April 19, 2019).
2103:. 10 On your Side WAVY Norfolk
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1948:. Retrieved on April 5, 2015.
1717:"Virginia Landmarks Register"
1085:opened in 1988 near Bon Air,
1044:J.B. Fisher Elementary School
500:Show map of the United States
82:Location of Bon Air, Virginia
1482:Greenfield Elementary School
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1013:G. H. Reid Elementary School
748:who was affiliated with the
726:Thomas Mann Randolph Talcott
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406:United States historic place
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1889:United States Census Bureau
1863:United States Census Bureau
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1478:Crestwood Elementary School
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1091:Stony Point Shopping Center
920:Bon Air Presbyterian Church
892:Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
750:Medical College of Virginia
699:Bon Air Presbyterian Church
664:Virginia House of Delegates
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185:328 ft (100 m)
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896:George Craghead Gregory
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1703:National Park Service
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1486:Robious Middle School
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2558:United States portal
2116:Isle of Wight County
1996:www.djj.virginia.gov
1504:Patricia Reilly Giff
1458:Chesapeake, Virginia
1453:Isle of Wight County
1120:Bon Air in the 2000s
1110:Shoppes at Bellgrade
1040:Huguenot High School
1005:Huguenot High School
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3036:Southampton
2931:Northampton
2906:Mecklenburg
2861:King George
2816:Greensville
2499:communities
2460:Meadowbrook
2430:Brandermill
2390:County seat
2001:January 10,
1810:January 13,
1587:January 31,
1388:other races
1233:James River
1192: /
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1087:Southsiders
1011:, for whom
884:toll bridge
868:James River
808:Wherry Farm
804:Bon Air Inn
800:"The Steps"
783:, (then in
765:Stick style
730:Polk Miller
672:Confederacy
569:Stick style
544: /
520:Coordinates
304:2020 census
238:UTC−4
217:UTC−5
110: /
18:Bon Air, VA
3377:Categories
3308:Winchester
3298:Waynesboro
3258:Portsmouth
3250:Petersburg
3145:Chesapeake
3125:Alexandria
3071:Washington
3026:Shenandoah
3011:Rockingham
3006:Rockbridge
2916:Montgomery
2851:James City
2796:Gloucester
2741:Cumberland
2691:Buckingham
2646:Appomattox
2537:Winterpock
2527:Tarrington
2465:Midlothian
2450:Manchester
2073:admission.
1562:2008-01-31
1537:References
1449:Chesapeake
1426:Facilities
1177:37°31′12″N
1146:and other
1099:Arboretum
997:Midlothian
993:Manchester
847:, Virginia
837:Manchester
773:antebellum
734:pharmacist
532:77°33′26″W
529:37°31′34″N
370:See also:
282:feature ID
190:Population
95:37°31′12″N
68:south side
3215:Lynchburg
3210:Lexington
3155:Covington
2911:Middlesex
2891:Lunenburg
2871:Lancaster
2801:Goochland
2786:Frederick
2751:Dinwiddie
2746:Dickenson
2716:Charlotte
2681:Brunswick
2676:Botetourt
2651:Arlington
2631:Alleghany
2626:Albemarle
2614:by county
2512:Centralia
2250:April 22,
2219:April 22,
2192:April 22,
2165:April 16,
2138:April 16,
2107:April 16,
2066:April 16,
2027:April 16,
1869:April 23,
1752:March 28,
1644:August 7,
1464:Education
1451:and near
1225:sea-level
1217:Tidewater
1213:fall line
1180:77°34′8″W
1166:Geography
900:streetcar
827:By 1895,
781:Lynchburg
691:Huguenots
668:Civil War
589:VLR
328:Victorian
320:Southside
298:(CDP) in
270:FIPS code
258:Area code
212:Time zone
182:Elevation
98:77°34′8″W
3283:Staunton
3268:Richmond
3220:Manassas
3205:Hopewell
3180:Franklin
3160:Danville
3061:Tazewell
3046:Stafford
2996:Richmond
2966:Powhatan
2941:Nottoway
2926:New Kent
2841:Highland
2781:Franklin
2776:Fluvanna
2766:Fauquier
2736:Culpeper
2701:Caroline
2696:Campbell
2686:Buchanan
2621:Accomack
2605:Virginia
2475:Woodlake
2470:Rockwood
2415:Bellwood
1919:July 17,
1511:Richmond
1392:Hispanic
1382:, 0.04%
1378:, 2.53%
1374:, 0.16%
1370:, 8.43%
1221:Piedmont
1158:via the
1156:West End
943:Huguenot
880:Richmond
870:between
742:Sergeant
624:Richmond
595:020-5084
583:88002178
312:Richmond
274:51-08472
246:ZIP code
135:Virginia
3324:Bridges
3288:Suffolk
3273:Roanoke
3263:Radford
3240:Norfolk
3195:Hampton
3170:Fairfax
3165:Emporia
3130:Bristol
3118:by city
3016:Russell
3001:Roanoke
2986:Pulaski
2956:Patrick
2901:Mathews
2896:Madison
2881:Loudoun
2831:Henrico
2826:Hanover
2821:Halifax
2806:Grayson
2761:Fairfax
2706:Carroll
2666:Bedford
2656:Augusta
2641:Amherst
2522:Moseley
2455:Matoaca
2445:Ettrick
2435:Chester
2425:Bon Air
2420:Bensley
2288:Archive
2280:Archive
1942:Archive
1780:May 24,
1727:June 5,
1366:86.91%
1359:source:
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890:of the
841:Granite
829:Bon Air
796:Atlanta
662:in the
387:Warwick
366:History
314:in the
292:Bon Air
285:1492605
123:Country
66:on the
3245:Norton
3066:Warren
3056:Sussex
2946:Orange
2921:Nelson
2886:Louisa
2811:Greene
2726:Clarke
2636:Amelia
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1396:Latino
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1319:16,213
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1289:16,224
1274:10,771
1249:Census
1095:Ukrops
812:kaolin
629:resort
198:18,022
142:County
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3190:Galax
3116:Lists
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3051:Surry
3031:Smyth
3021:Scott
2836:Henry
2791:Giles
2771:Floyd
2756:Essex
2731:Craig
2671:Bland
2612:Lists
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1774:(PDF)
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1380:Asian
1368:White
1354:10.1%
1324:−1.3%
1294:50.6%
1058:When
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635:, of
294:is a
251:23235
240:(EDT)
131:State
46:(CDP)
3091:York
3081:Wise
2951:Page
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2440:Enon
2407:CDPs
2315:ISBN
2252:2019
2221:2019
2194:2019
2167:2019
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2029:2019
2003:2019
1921:2010
1896:2011
1871:2011
1812:2022
1782:2011
1754:2019
1729:2013
1646:2023
1617:2023
1589:2008
1509:The
1488:and
1468:The
1345:2020
1339:0.9%
1330:2010
1315:2000
1309:1.2%
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1285:1980
1270:1970
1258:Note
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557:Area
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