Libby Prison

On the southeast corner of Cary stood Libby Prison, where thousands of

Federal prisoners were confined during the War Between the States. The

old warehouse-prison building was torn down and taken to Chicago to be

rebuilt for the World’s Fair of 1893.

You are now in the heart of the tobacco district of Richmond. For blocks

may be seen Richmond’s famous “Tobacco Row.” ¶ _Turn left on Cary to

Twenty-first, left on Twenty-first to Main, left on Main to Eighteenth

Street; right on Eighteenth one block to Franklin._

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