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                                                of the U.S. Army for World War I,
                                                and its current status as the center   Civil War walking tour of Historic
                                                of logistical sustainment for the
                                                U.S. Army.                     Point of Rocks
                                                    The exhibit contains war
                                                                                  CHESTERFIELD - A walking
                                                posters meant were to mobilize   tour of Point of Rocks will illuminate   command of General Benjamin Butler
                                                the country to either join the   the unique history surrounding this   in May of 1864 that became known as
                                                                                                                 the Bermuda Hundred Campaign.
                                                Army or support the war effort   historic site. Learn about the military
                                                as civilians. The Fort Lee     operation of the Union Army under the
                                                exhibit will be on display in                                              CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
                                                the Historic 1892 Jail museum
                                                until November 2018, as
                                                part of Chesterfield County’s
                                                commemoration efforts for World
                                                War I and the impact it had upon
                                                the county. The purpose of the    11400 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
       ATTENDING THE RIBBON CUTTING, FROM LEFT:   exhibit is to draw attention to the   Chester, Va.
       LOU LASSITER, DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR,   importance of the creation for        748-5635
       COMMAND SGT. MAJ. GABRIEL HARVEY; BRIG.
                                                                                         11400 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
       GEN. DAVID WILSON; JIM HOLLAND, DALE DISTRICT   Camp Lee as a major training   KIDS SUMMER
                                                                                            Chester Va.
       SUPERVISOR; AND DOROTHY JAECKLE, BERMUDA   post that equipped and prepared      SPECIAL
                                                                                            748-5635

       DISTRICT SUPERVISOR AND BOARD CHAIR; WITH   troops for fighting in France in
                                                                                          (Ages 5-16)
       JAECKLE’S GRANDDAUGHTER, MALLORY CLARK.                                   Kids Summer Special              11310 Ironbridge Road
                                                WWI. The jail is located at 6819
                                                                                            (Ages 5-16)
                                                Mimms Loop in the Chesterfield   Monday, Thursday, Friday            Chester, VA 23831
                                                                                   Monday, Thursday, Friday 1 to 6pm.
                                                                                         1 to 6 p.m.
          The Fort Lee Centennial Exhibit,      County Government Complex.            Bowl 2 games and shoes            804-796-7539
       Mobilizing for War, is officially open in   Hours are Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to     Bowl 2 games and shoes
                                                                                           for just $6.

                                                                                        for just $6
       Chesterfield County at the Historic 1892   4 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.   June 1 – September 3   Lunch & Dinner Buffet available daily!
                                                                                                                     Weekly Specials & Full Menu.

       Jail. This exhibit commemorates the   A $1 donation is suggested. For more   June 1 thru Sep. 3             Full Service & Carry-Out Catering!
       establishment of Camp Lee (later Fort   information, call 768-7311 or visit www.                             www.brocksbbq.com
       Lee) as part of the mobilization efforts   chesterfieldhistory.com.                  Bring your Kids Bowling.
            Camp Pocahontas II
                                                                                           Chester
                                                                                                          VILLAGE


















                          July 10 - 14


                                  (ages 6 – 10)                                      EVERY SATURDAY
          Explore the environment and life of Pocahontas and the                        8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
                 culture of the Powhatan people at Henricus.
          Registration required by July 6 by calling 804-318-8797                   11801 Centre St | Chester Village
                          $200/Henricus Patrons $185
                                                                                       Presented by the Chester Community Association
                                                                                                   and community partners
                            HENRICUS HISTORICAL PARK
                             251 Henricus Park Road • Chester
                             (804) 748-1611 • www.henricus.org


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