Bedford County

Bedford County, highlighted in map of Virginia

Peaks of Otter

the town of Bedford is halfway between Lynchburg on the east and Roanoke to the west, on the line of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad constructed in the 1850's
the town of Bedford is halfway between Lynchburg on the east and Roanoke to the west, on the line of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad constructed in the 1850's
Source: Library of Congress, Perspective map of Bedford City, Va., county seat of Bedford Co. 1891

the town of Bedford was originally called Liberty Court House
the town of Bedford was originally called Liberty Court House
Source: Library of Congress, A map of the state of Virginia, constructed in conformity to law from the late surveys authorized by the legislature and other original and authentic documents (1859)

Bedford County Courthouse, with memorial to Confederate soldiers on the left
Bedford County Courthouse, with memorial to Confederate soldiers on the left

memorial to Confederate soldiers at the Bedford County Courthouse
memorial to Confederate soldiers at the Bedford County Courthouse

in 1794, New London was the end of the road from Richmond
in 1794, New London was the end of the road from Richmond
Source: American Philosophical Society, State of Virginia from the best Authorities by Samuel Lewis, 1794

Beale Treasure

Bedford Boys and D-Day in 1944

Bedford "City"

Links

Fall Pumpkins on US 24, near Roanoke
Fall pumpkins on US 24 near Roanoke

Bedford County Farm
Bedford County, at the base of the Blue Ridge

Bedford County, as portrayed by the Virginia County Interactive Mapper
Bedford County streams


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