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A view of Monticello from its gardens

The first black church in Charlottesville was established in 1864. Previously, it was illegal for African-Americans to have their own churches, although they could worship in white churches. A current predominately African-American church can trace its lineage to that first church. Congregation Beth Israel's 1882 building is the oldest synagogue building still standing in Virginia.

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Official City Government website Official City Government website www.charlottesville.org - Web

Charlottesville During the Civil War in Encycloped... Charlottesville During the Civil War in Encyclopedia Virginia encyclopediavirginia.org/Charlottesville_During_the_Civil_War - Web

Charlottesville, A Brief Urban History Charlottesville, A Brief Urban History www3.iath.virginia.edu/schwartz/cville/cville.history.html - Web

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Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society Onlin... Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society Online Exhibits www.albemarlehistory.org/on-line_exhibits.htm - Web

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