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Collinsville, Virginia in Henry County


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Aiken Summit,   Axton,   Bassett,   Bassett Forks,   Blackberry,   Boxwood,   Carlisle,   Chatmoss,   Chestnut Knob,   Craig,   Dillons Fork,   Fieldale,   Figsboro,   Fontaine,   Horse Pasture,   Irisburg,   Koehler,   Laurel Park,   Leatherwood,   Marrowbone Heights,   North Bassett,   Oak Level,   Old Liberty,   Pannill Fork,   Payne,   Philpott,   Pleasant Grove,   Preston,   Rangeley,   Ridgeway,   Sandy Level,   Sanville,   Shannon Hills,   Spencer,   Stanleytown,   Starlings Crossroads,   Stockton,   Stones Store,   Villa Heights,   West Bassett,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Collinsville, VA?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts regarding Collinsville, Virginia:

1. Collinsville is known for being home to the Martinsville Speedway, the half-mile racetrack that hosts NASCAR and other racing events.

2. The town of Collinsville was founded by the Collins family in the mid-19th century.

3. Collinsville was once home to the world's largest furniture manufacturer, the Stanley Furniture Company.

4. The town is surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, with the Smith River and Fairy Stone State Park being popular destinations for outdoor enthusiasts.

5. The area has a rich history, with numerous historic sites and landmarks, such as the Smithsonian-affiliated Virginia Museum of Natural History, being found in and around Collinsville.

6. The town hosts a number of festivals and events throughout the year, including the annual Virginia Chili, Blues n' Brews Festival, which features great food, live music, and craft beer.

7. Collinsville is home to the Virginia Museum of Natural History, which houses an impressive collection of exhibits focused on Virginia's natural history, geology, and wildlife.