Richmond, Virginia — early 1970s. Downtown hums with energy — people walking to work, children playing under wide summer skies, the streetcars and storefronts forming the rhythm of daily life. The decade brought major changes to the city. In 1971, the Richmond Coliseum opened, drawing concerts and events that brought crowds downtown. Hurricane Agnes struck in 1972, leaving the James River high but the city’s spirit intact. And by 1977, the appointment of Henry L. Marsh III as mayor marked a hist

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5.8K views · 23 reactions | Every city is defined by its fashion. Here's how @sarahpriscillla shows off her style in Richmond, Virginia, featuring historical landmarks along the way! 1st location: The iconic Quirk Hotel in Downtown Richmond 2nd location: The Robinson’s house, historically owned by Anthony Robinson in the 1800s 3rd location: Site of the Robert E. Lee statue, where many BLM protests took place last summer | Tastemade Travel | Facebook