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Feature Articles:
Welcome to Kilmarnock
 Kilmarnock epitomizes small town America with quaint shops nestled along brick-edged sidewalks and evenings lit by turn-of-the-century styled street lamps. Flags mounted to storefronts wave in a breeze that carries the flavors of local restaurants—steamed shellfish, grilled steaks, or barbecue—and mixes with the salty air of surrounding creeks and the Chesapeake Bay.
When we were one
 For 17 years, from 1651–1668, Middlesex was part of Lancaster County. Why the early colonial government at Jamestown decided to take land on the south and north sides of the wide Rappahannock River and make one county is somewhat of a mystery.
Welcome to Reedville
 When sea captain Elijah Reed of Maine pulled into the Chesapeake Bay in 1874, he saw dollar signs shimmering in the schools of silvery fish that flourished here. Reed brought with him a little nugget of knowledge that was passed down to the pilgrims of Plymouth Rock by Native Americans: These small fish were a valuable fertilizer.
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• Rivah Concerts • Rivah Events Calendar • Marina Guide • Rivah Parks & Recreation • Museums and Historic Sites |
• Lodging and Accomodations • Dining Guide • Rivah Diversions and Attractions • Campgrounds and RV Parks • The official Rivah Map | ||||||||||||||
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