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Wytheville is a small town in Southern Virginia at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Founded in 1792 on 100 acres of land, the town once stood at the junction of two of America’s great western roads, the Peppers Ferry Trail, and the Ingles Ferry. It’s namesake, George Wythe, was among those who signed the United States Declaration of Independence. Visitors come to Wytheville for the outdoor beauty, the small town charm and the unique local history.
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