Richmond in the Industrial Revolution

The atlas holds 6 people and 14 moments here, from 1780 to 1836. The most recorded lives are Edgar Allan Poe, James Madison and James Monroe.

Notable people

  1. Edgar Allan Poe

    from 1811 to 1836

    5 moments here

    American writer, poet, editor, and literary critic whose work helped shape Gothic fiction, detective fiction, and early science fiction.…

  2. George Washington

    in 1791

    1 moment here

    George Washington was a Virginia surveyor, planter, military commander, revolutionary leader, constitutional statesman, and the first president of…

  3. James Madison

    from 1785 to 1829

    3 moments here

    James Madison (1751–1836) was a Virginia planter, revolutionary politician, delegate to the Continental and Confederation congresses, architect of…

  4. James Monroe

    from 1780 to 1829

    2 moments here

    James Monroe was an American Revolutionary War officer, Virginia politician, diplomat, secretary of state and war, and fifth president of the United…

  5. John Tyler

    from 1809 to 1829

    2 moments here

    John Tyler was an American lawyer, Virginia politician, tenth vice president, and tenth president of the United States.…

  6. Thomas Jefferson

    in 1781

    1 moment here

    Thomas Jefferson was an American lawyer, Virginia political leader, diplomat, secretary of state, vice president, and third president of the United…

Moments

  1. 1780 Move with Jefferson to the new Virginia capital James Monroe
  2. 1781 Evacuated Richmond with Virginia government Thomas Jefferson
  3. 1785 Virginia Assembly session James Madison
  4. 1788 Virginia Ratifying Convention James Madison
  5. 1791 Passes through Richmond George Washington
  6. 1809 Legal practice in Richmond John Tyler
  7. 1811 Taken into the Allan household Edgar Allan Poe
  8. 1820 Return to Richmond Edgar Allan Poe
  9. 1824 Lafayette visit honor guard Edgar Allan Poe
  10. 1829 Virginia Constitutional Convention James Madison
  11. 1829 Presiding at the Virginia Constitutional Convention James Monroe
  12. 1829 Virginia Constitutional Convention John Tyler
  13. 1835 Return to the Southern Literary Messenger Edgar Allan Poe
  14. 1836 Wedding in Richmond Edgar Allan Poe

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