Hydraulic Cylinder & Hose Repair in Richmond, VA

Set on the fall line of the James River, Richmond began as a colonial town in 1737 and was incorporated in 1742. Patrick Henry delivered his “Give me liberty, or give me death!” speech at St. John’s Church in 1775, and in 1780, the capital of Virginia moved here from Williamsburg. The canal and later the railroads (including the famed Triple Crossing) powered 19th-century growth; during the Civil War, Richmond served as the Confederate capital and was then rebuilt in the decades that followed. In 1871, it became an independent city (separate from any county), a distinction it maintains today. The neoclassical Virginia State Capitol—designed by Thomas Jefferson with Charles-Louis Clérisseau—anchors downtown, while 20th-century Richmond diversified into law, finance, and higher education. Today, the city pairs riverfront adventure with nationally regarded museums, food, and culture. Learn more at the official city site and Wikipedia.

Top 10 Attractions in Richmond

1. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
2. Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
3. Maymont
4. Science Museum of Virginia
5. American Civil War Museum
6. Richmond National Battlefield Park
7. James River Park System (Belle Isle & more)
8. The Poe Museum
9. Virginia State Capitol
10. Hollywood Cemetery

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