Stuart is the county seat of Patrick County, Virginia and the home of the Wood Brothers Racing Museum. Stuart was first called Taylorville, but in 1884 it was renamed Stuart after J.E.B Stuart.
This is so well done! Love the camera mount, it allows us to see what you see and that's fantastic! Thank you for adding the street names and a bit of history too. See my response to another reply. We LOVE IT HERE! Thanks for this!
Thankyou for the ride along, i was hoping in the last couple of minutes you would show what was in front of you ,,seeing where you been did not allow us to see what was in front of you
We moved here 4 months ago. Actually we're out by Fairystone. Where to begin, we wish we'd raised our family here and are so glad we chose Stuart to retire. Between Patrick, Floyd and Henry counties you could literally do some community type event every single day. There are a lot of organizations who hold fairs, carnivals, dinners, etc, and the art community and artist support is unbelievable. Libraries are a big deal and genealogy depts. impressive. There are a huge variety of classes in pretty much anything you can imagine (fishing, art, crafts, hiking, botanicals) and history is still respected and remembered. It has an old fashioned charm I thought was long gone. There's good food and music all around and the people literally blow us away how kind and outgoing they are. And don't get me started on the farmers markets and did I say music? We loved Ohio but were tired of the weather. We're overwhelmed with our luck and the winter has to be better so... c'mon down
@@RuthJohnstonaworldofgoodsthank you for taking the time to inform me about Stuart. Sounds like a great place to live. I’m waiting on a windfall (aren’t we all) before I can move north. I was raised in Florida and would like to see four seasons instead of warm and hot. If everything comes together with my finances, I hope to buy something on about five acres or so.
This is so well done! Love the camera mount, it allows us to see what you see and that's fantastic! Thank you for adding the street names and a bit of history too. See my response to another reply. We LOVE IT HERE! Thanks for this!
Thankyou for the ride along, i was hoping in the last couple of minutes you would show what was in front of you ,,seeing where you been did not allow us to see what was in front of you
I’d like to move near there. I was hoping to see a little more about what Stuart had to offer, restaurants, etc.
We moved here 4 months ago. Actually we're out by Fairystone. Where to begin, we wish we'd raised our family here and are so glad we chose Stuart to retire. Between Patrick, Floyd and Henry counties you could literally do some community type event every single day. There are a lot of organizations who hold fairs, carnivals, dinners, etc, and the art community and artist support is unbelievable. Libraries are a big deal and genealogy depts. impressive. There are a huge variety of classes in pretty much anything you can imagine (fishing, art, crafts, hiking, botanicals) and history is still respected and remembered. It has an old fashioned charm I thought was long gone. There's good food and music all around and the people literally blow us away how kind and outgoing they are. And don't get me started on the farmers markets and did I say music? We loved Ohio but were tired of the weather. We're overwhelmed with our luck and the winter has to be better so... c'mon down
@@RuthJohnstonaworldofgoodsthank you for taking the time to inform me about Stuart. Sounds like a great place to live. I’m waiting on a windfall (aren’t we all) before I can move north. I was raised in Florida and would like to see four seasons instead of warm and hot. If everything comes together with my finances, I hope to buy something on about five acres or so.