Charlottesville
Charlottesville is a city in Virginia. It's home to the University of Virginia, with its core campus designed by Thomas Jefferson. On the outskirts, Jefferson's mountain-top plantation, Monticello, includes a mansion and rebuilt slave quarters. Highland, President James Monroe's home, retains many original furnishings. The city is a gateway to Shenandoah National Park, along a section of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
People died in Charlottesville (First 35 people) - Page 2
Benno Janssen
American architect
William C. King Cole
American football player
Gregory G. Colomb
Professor
Morgan Dana Harrington
Chris Donald
American guitar player
Harris Hancock
Mathematician
Laurence Hugo
Actor
Armistead Mason Dobie
Former Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Thomas J. Michie
Former Mayor of Charlottesville
James Deese
American psychologist
Archie Hahn
American olympic athlete
Edward J. McShane
American mathematician
George Frederick Holmes
Author
Edward Slaughter
American football player
Dabney S. Carr
American diplomat
Vernon McCasland
American American football coach
Robert Langbaum
American author
Nancy Hale
American novelist
Armstead L. Robinson
Author
Henry Abraham
American scholar
Steven Nock
Author
Joseph C. Miller
American historian
Charlotte Pomerantz
American children's writer
Joseph Fletcher
American professor
Cecil Y Lang
Author
Vincent Taylor
American football defensive tackle
Gene Corrigan
Basketball coach
Jesse Beams
American physicist
William Wulf
Computer scientist
Amelie Rives
American author of novels
Frances Nash Watson
Pianist
Ursula Granger
Charles S. Venable
Mathematician and astronomer
Harold Alden
American astronomer
