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Concord Depot

Concord Depot is a Virginia historical marker in Appomattox County, dedicated 2003.

Appomattox County · dedicated 2003 · Rte. 460, 1,200 feet east of Village Hwy/Stonewall Rd. intersection

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The South Side Railroad provided service at Concord in 1854 when the track was completed from Petersburg to Lynchburg. During the Civil War, these rail lines were important for transporting troops and supplies. On 11 June, seven days before the Battle of Lynchburg, Union army forces were dispatched from Brig. Gen. William W. Averell's Second Cavalry Division to destroy rail and telegraph lines in the region. On 14 June the Federals burned the Concord Depot, a train, a portion of the track, and other railroad structures, and severed telegraph lines. They then marched towards Rustburg.

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