Danville (Virginia) Accommodation

Searching for hotels in Danville (Virginia) (United States) or Danville (Virginia) accommodation?  Independent city Danville is located between Caswell County, North Carolina and Pittsylvania County in Virginia. Danville was the last capital of the Confederacy. It possesses the rustic charms of a small town, enhanced by its location on the banks of the Dan River.

Danville offers a rich collection of Victorian and Edwardian architecture. Most of the historic mansions still standing to this day used to be the homes of textile and tobacco moguls during the late 19th century. The Tobacco Warehouse district is seeing more developments as a cultural area while many Victorian homes can still be found along the Old West End Historic District. More historic homes can be seen in the Neapolis, Dan River, and Schoolfield Mill districts. Walking tours to explore these stately houses are available to those who wish to relieve Danville’s historical past.

The Civil War sites in Danville are remnants of an age of turmoil in American history. Some of the sites to see are the National Cemetery, Prison Number 6 and Sutherlin Mansion. Jefferson Davis stayed at the Sutherlin Mansion where he wrote and delivered the final proclamation on that shut down the Confederacy government.
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