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This page is for listing requested or missing articles on the subject of Virginia.

Please note that requests for peer review of articles should be made at the peer review department rather than here.

Completed tasks should be removed from this list as needed.

History of Virginia

• Timeline of Virginia history/ Timeline of the history of Virginia
• Gloucester County Conspiracy (1663) - also known by other names
• History of Fredericksburg, Virginia (major "old" city; history section will need expansion to create)
• History of Winchester, Virginia (major "old" city, has a large history section already)
• LOST, the 1778-1787 "Ohio County (Virginia)" article, the one for the NORTH BANK of the Ohio River with substantial French-Speaking settlements at Cahokia and Vincennes. These together with Revolution veteran settlement were ceded by Virginia to the Northwest Territory. THAT PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ARTICLE with adequate citations from reliable sources, is lost to public view by a "transclusion" (?) make an automatic link to Ohio County, West Virginia on the SOUTH BANK of Ohio River. Please help to recover and reinstate the information. TheVirginiaHistorian (talk) 06:24, 7 August 2021 (UTC)

People

• Joseph Bryan (publisher) (1845–1908), Richmond businessman and founding editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch

Virginia settlements

See also: Former counties, cities, and towns of Virginia

• Cumberland, New Kent County, Virginia, prominent 18th & 19th-century town in New Kent County
• Orapax / Orapakes, temporary capital of the Powhatan Confederacy in the 17th century
• Dover, Goochland County, Virginia or Dover Mills, Virginia in Goochland County, Virginia
• Fauquier White Sulphur Springs in Fauquier County, Virginia; a 19th-century medicinal springs
• Dennisville, Virginia, in Amelia County
• Berlin, Virginia in Southampton County
• Piping Tree, Virginia, in King William County (appears on Civil War-era maps)
• Osbornes, Virginia or Osborne, Virginia, a port/landing in Chesterfield County
• Marseilles, Virginia in Halifax County
• Reams, Virginia or Reams Station, Virginia in Dinwiddie County

Landmarks, houses, and plantations

A number of buildings or plantations were notable in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, but often due to fires, neglect, or demolition were destroyed prior to 1966 (and thus were never listed on the National Register of Historic Places). If sufficient notability can be established, these may warrant inclusion. (This incomplete list was created by reading various older works on the subject of Virginia history and architecture, etc.)

• Tedington Plantation in Charles City County, Virginia
• Catawba Hospital, a state-owned mental health facility that was formerly a TB hospital and the 19th century Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs resort

Businesses and organizations

• Merchants' and Miners' Transportation Company, headquarted in Baltimore, with major service to Norfolk
• Stuart Land & Cattle Company, one of the oldest companies of any type in the U.S.A. and for a century the largest ranching operation east of the Missippi

Railroads

Main article: List of Virginia railroads

Virginia newspapers

For an essay on notability of periodicals, see Wikipedia:Notability (periodicals).

Current

Below is a list of U.S. newspapers organized by state that may not be covered in wikipedia. Many of the stations may have existing articles about them but may need to be redirected. Please see the guidelines at the project page. The list was compiled from several sources though no source was used in toto:

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1. Al-Nashra USA Virginia
2. Annandale Times Virginia
3. Burke Times Virginia
4. Centre View Centreville & Clifton, Virginia
5. Clarke Times-Courier Virginia
6. Dickenson Star Virginia
7. Eastern Shore News Virginia
8. Henderson Hall News Arlington Station, Virginia
9. Journal Newspapers Online Fairfax, Virginia
10. La Nacion USA (in Spanish) Virginia
11. Las Américas Newspaper Virginia
12. Montgomery Journal Virginia
13. News Online Winchester, Virginia
14. Prince George's Journal Virginia
15. Rappahannock News Virginia
16. Rappahannock Record Kilmarnock, Virginia
17. Richlands News-Press Richlands, Virginia
18. Rockbridge Weekly Lexington, Virginia
19. Shenandoah.com Strasburg, Virginia
20. Smyth Country News & Messenger Marion, Virginia
21. South Boston Gazette-Virginian South Boston, Virginia
22. Southside Sentinel Urbanna, Virginia
23. Southwest Virginia Enterprise Wytheville, Virginia
24. Springfield Times Virginia
25. The Arlington Connection Arlington, Virginia
26. The Augusta Free Press Shenandoah Valley, Augusta County, Virginia
27. The Burke/Fairfax Station Connection -Burke & Fairfax Station, Fairfax County, Virginia]]
28. The Culpeper Citizen Culpeper, Virginia
29. The Culpeper Star-Exponent Culpeper, Virginia
30. The Dickenson Star Clintwood, Virginia
31. The Fairfax Connection Fairfax, Virginia
32. The Fairfax Connection Fairfax, Fairfax County, Virginia
33. The Fauquier Citizen Virginia
34. The Fauquier Citizen Warrenton, Virginia
35. The Floyd Press Floyd County, Virginia
36. The Great Falls Connection Great Falls, Virginia
37. The Great Falls Times Virginia
38. The Herald Courier Bristol, Virginia
39. The Herndon Connection Herndon, Virginia
40. The Herndon Times Virginia
41. The Journal Press King George, Virginia
42. The Lebanon News Lebanon, Virginia
43. The Ledger Online Lynchburg, Virginia
44. The Loudoun Connection -Cascades, Countryside, Potomac Falls & Sterling, Loudoun County, Virginia
45. The Loudoun Easterner Loudoun County, Virginia
46. The New Journal Online Virginia
47. The Northern Virginia Journal Virginia
48. The Southwest Times -Pulaski, Wythe County, Wytheville & City of Radford, Virginia
49. The Voice Newspaper -Richmond & Hampton Roads, Virginia
50. Tocqueville Connection Virginia
51. Washington's Voz (in English & Spanish) Virginia

Historic

• Richmond Whig, daily newspaper during the American Civil War
• Richmond Enquirer, daily newspaper prominent during the American Civil War
• Norfolk Landmark (1873-1911), when merged with The Virginia-Pilot, daily newspaper in Norfolk

High schools

This list of high schools and cities is part of WikiProject Missing Articles.

1. Powell Valley High School — Big Stone Gap, Virginia
2. Buckingham County High School — Buckingham, Virginia
3. Charles City County High School — Charles City, Virginia
4. Randolph Henry Senior High School — Charlotte Court House, Virginia
5. Atlantic Shores Christian School — Chesapeake, Virginia
6. Coeburn High School — Coeburn, Virginia
7. Cumberland High School — Cumberland, Virginia
8. Southall / Westover Christian School — Danville, Virginia
9. Surry County High School — Dendron, Virginia
10. Tunstall Senior High School — Dry Fork, Virginia
11. Pulaski County Senior High School — Dublin, Virginia
12. Thomas Walker High School — Ewing, Virginia
13. Broadwater Academy — Exmore, Virginia
14. Alternative Education Center — Falls Church, Virginia
15. Timberlake Christian School — Forest, Virginia
16. Goochland High School — Goochland, Virginia
17. Gretna Senior High School — Gretna, Virginia
18. Northumberland High School — Heathsville, Virginia
19. Grayson County High School (Virginia) — Independence, Virginia
20. Central High School (King and Queen) — King and Queen Court House, Virginia
21. King William High School — King William, Virginia
22. Brunswick Academy — Lawrenceville, Virginia
23. Brunswick Senior High School — Lawrenceville, Virginia
24. Nelson County High School (Virginia) — Lovingston, Virginia
25. Marion Senior High School — Marion, Virginia
26. Laurel Park High School — Martinsville, Virginia
27. Fort Chiswell High School — Max Meadows, Virginia
28. Caroline High School — Milford, Virginia
29. Highland High School (Virginia) — Monterey, Virginia
30. William Campbell High School — Naruna, Virginia
31. Craig County High School — New Castle, Virginia
32. Ervinton High School — Nora, Virginia
33. Ryan Academy — Norfolk, Virginia
34. J.I. Burton High School — Norton, Virginia
35. Nottoway High School — Nottoway, Virginia
36. Garden High School (Oakwood, Virginia) — Oakwood, Virginia
37. Giles High School — Pearisburg, Virginia
38. Alliance Christian High School — Portsmouth, Virginia
39. Quantico Middle/High School — Marine Corps Base Quantico
40. Franklin Military — Richmond, Virginia
41. Dan River Senior High School — Ringgold, Virginia
42. Northcross High School — Roanoke, Virginia
43. Rocky Gap High School — Rocky Gap, Virginia
44. Rural Retreat High School — Rural Retreat, Virginia
45. Northwood High School (Virginia) — Saltville, Virginia
46. Middlesex High School (Virginia) — Saluda, Virginia
47. Bluestone Senior High School — Skipwith, Virginia
48. Park View Senior High School — South Hill, Virginia
49. Sussex Central High School (Virginia) — Sussex, Virginia
50. Essex High School (Tappahannock, Virginia) — Tappahannock, Virginia
51. Central High School (Victoria, Virginia) — Victoria, Virginia
52. Central High School (Woodstock) — Woodstock, Virginia
53. Norfolk Christian School — Norfolk, Virginia
54. Tandem Friends — Charlottesville, Virginia
55. Woodberry Forest — Woodberry Forest, Virginia
56. Wakefield Academy — The Plains, Virginia
57. New Covenant Schools — Lynchburg, Virginia
58. Fredericksburg Christian High School — Fredericksburg, Virginia
59. Fair Oaks Academy — Fairfax, Virginia
60. The New School of No. VA — Fairfax, Virginia
61. Fieldale-Collinsville — Martinsville, Virginia
62. Oaktree Academy — Chesapeake, Virginia
63. Portsmouth Christian School — Portsmouth, Virginia
64. Grace Christian High School (Staunton, Virginia) — Staunton, Virginia
65. Evangel Christian School (Woodbridge, Virginia) — Woodbridge, Virginia
66. Grove Avenue Christian School — Richmond, Virginia
67. Holy Cross Regional Catholic School — Lynchburg, Virginia
68. Roanoke Valley Christian School — Roanoke, Virginia
69. Eastern Montgomery — Elliston, Virginia
70. Guardian Angel Regional Catholic — Staunton, Virginia
71. Faith Baptist School (Fredericksburg, Virginia) — Fredericksburg, Virginia
72. Word of Life Christian Academy — Springfield, Virginia
73. Renaissance School — Charlottesville, Virginia
74. Fairfax Baptist Temple Academy — Fairfax Station, Virginia
75. Commonwealth Christian — Richmond, Virginia
76. New Community Prep School — Richmond, Virginia
77. Victory Christian Academy (Virginia) — Richmond, Virginia
78. United Christian Academy (Virginia) — Ruckersville, Virginia
79. James River Christian Academy — Smithfield, Virginia
80. Wakefield Country Day — Flint Hill, Virginia
81. Mountain Mission School — Grundy, Virginia
82. Mt. View High School — Centreville, Virginia
83. Central Senior High School — Lunenburg, Virginia
84. Christchurch Episcopal School — Saluda, Virginia
85. Spanish Immersion Center at Manchester High School — Chesterfield County, Virginia
86. Christian Heritage Academy (Virginia) — Rocky Mount, Virginia
87. St. John Neumann Academy — Woodbridge, Virginia
88. Ridgeview Christian School — Stuarts Draft, Virginia
89. Mariamante Academy — Fredericksburg, Virginia
90. Carmel Christian Academy — Ruther Glen, Virginia
91. Way of Faith Christian Academy — Fairfax, Virginia
92. Randolph-Macon Military Academy — Front Royal, Virginia
93. Dayspring Christian Academy (Virginia) — Blacksburg, Virginia
94. Commonwealth Academy — Alexandria, Virginia
95. Virginia School of the Arts — Lynchburg, Virginia (merge with E. C. Glass High School?)
96. Leesburg Christian — Leesburg, Virginia
97. Smith Academy for Girls — Fredericksburg, Virginia
98. Bland High School (Bland County, Virginia)
99. Heritage Christian Academy (Midlothian, Virginia)
100. Pocahontas High School (Virginia)

Missing articles in need of disambiguation from existing pages of the same name:

1. Pulaski High School — Pulaski, Virginia
2. George Wythe High School — Richmond, Virginia
3. Landmark Christian School — Richmond, Virginia
4. Richmond Christian School — Richmond, Virginia
5. Emmanuel Christian School — Manassas, Virginia
6. Summit Christian Academy — Yorktown, Virginia
7. Northside Christian School — Charlottesville, Virginia
8. Westminster Academy — Richmond, Virginia
9. Friends School — Virginia Beach, Virginia

Housing in Virginia

Wikipedia readers would be grateful if your project would consider creating a new article about Housing in Virginia. Here are some sources of information:

• Category:Housing in Virginia
• Housing Needs By State: Virginia, Washington, DC: National Low Income Housing Coalition, retrieved October 24, 2020
• "Virginia", COVID-19 Housing Policy Scorecard, Eviction Lab, retrieved October 24, 2020
• "Virginia Homelessness Statistics", Usich.gov, Washington DC: U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, retrieved October 24, 2020
• (Virginia+housing), Digital Public Library of America (assorted materials)
• (Virginia+housing), UK: Core.ac.uk (assorted materials)
• (Virginia+housing), Germany: Base-search.net (assorted materials)

Best regards, -- M2545 (talk) 13:45, 24 October 2020 (UTC)