Lynchburg Museum Foundation
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Lynchburg, VA 24504 United States
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🦦 Weekly Artifact Spotlight #56: In celebration of National Otter Day, we offer this view of the iconic Peaks of Otter–Flat Top (4004’), Sharp Top (3875’), and Harkening Hill (3372’)–which dominate the view in this region of Virginia. While river otters thrive in Virginia, they may not be behind the name of the peaks. Some suggest the name comes from the Cherokee word "Ottari" meaning "high places", and humans have likely occupied the Peaks for centuries. Others think that early settlers may have named the Peaks after a famous mountain in the Scottish Highlands- Beinn Dorain (Scottish Gaelic) which translates as "Hill of the Otter”. (fb)
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Lynchburg Museum Museum Jobs Exhibits InPerson and Digital Exhibits Upcoming Events Digital Resources FOR LOCAL HISTORY AND GENEALOGY RESEARCH Recent Blog Posts On this 160th anniversary of the Battle of Lynchburg we reflect on the event and its significance in local history. George L. Wilkinson 19171984 was a beloved mail carrier and Boy Scout troop leader in Lynchburg for 30 years. He lived at 604 Harrison Street with his wife and two sons.
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