Virginia Beach approves relocation of Confederate monument to private land
The City Council unanimously approved the relocation Tuesday. The monument has been in storage for three years.
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The City Council unanimously approved the relocation Tuesday. The monument has been in storage for three years.
VIRGINIA BEACH — A statue of a Confederate soldier that once stood near Virginia Beach’s City Hall will be moved to private land in the southern part of the city and maintained by a foundation. The City Council unanimously approved the relocation Tuesday. The monument has been in storage for three years. Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation, which provides visitor services to 20 Civil War ...
The City Council unanimously approved the relocation Tuesday. The monument has been in storage for three years.
The City Council unanimously approved the relocation Tuesday. The monument has been in storage for three years.
The City Council unanimously approved the relocation Tuesday. The monument has been in storage for three years.