Lynchburg, Virginia is a city known for its staunch independence. It was the only city not to fall to Union forces in the Civil War and features a number of important historical sites. Just twenty miles east of the city is the Appomattox Court House, the site of the final surrender documents of the Civil War. The grounds have been restored to their original condition and the site is a National Historic Park. The Old City Cemetery Museums and Arboretum is the city's most visited historical destination. Established in 1806, the 26-acre site is the oldest cemetery in Lynchburg and features over 2,000 historic headstones. For families, there is Amazement Square, a children's museum. It offers hands-on art and science exhibits geared to teaching children about the world around them.
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