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*[[1900]] – '''[[1901-1902 Constitutional Convention]]''': In a special session, the General Assembly passed the necessary legislation for the convention. 100 Delegates were selected based on representation in the House of Delegates | *[[1900]] – '''[[1901-1902 Constitutional Convention]]''': In a special session, the General Assembly passed the necessary legislation for the convention. 100 Delegates were selected based on representation in the House of Delegates; [[J. H. Lindsay]] and [[W. H. Boaz]] were elected to represent [[Albemarle County]] and the [[City of Charlottesville]]. | ||
*[[2011]] – '''[[Albemarle House]]''' was sold at a foreclosure auction to the Bank of America for $15.26 million shortly after former owner [[Patricia Kluge]] declared bankruptcy. In [[20212]], Real estate mogul and television reality star Donald Trump was able to negotiate a price of $6.5 million for the house, which is nearby [[Trump Winery]]. | *[[2011]] – '''[[Albemarle House]]''' was sold at a foreclosure auction to the Bank of America for $15.26 million shortly after former owner [[Patricia Kluge]] declared bankruptcy. In [[20212]], Real estate mogul and television reality star Donald Trump was able to negotiate a price of $6.5 million for the house, which is nearby [[Trump Winery]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 11 February 2022
- 1900 – 1901-1902 Constitutional Convention: In a special session, the General Assembly passed the necessary legislation for the convention. 100 Delegates were selected based on representation in the House of Delegates; J. H. Lindsay and W. H. Boaz were elected to represent Albemarle County and the City of Charlottesville.
- 2011 – Albemarle House was sold at a foreclosure auction to the Bank of America for $15.26 million shortly after former owner Patricia Kluge declared bankruptcy. In 20212, Real estate mogul and television reality star Donald Trump was able to negotiate a price of $6.5 million for the house, which is nearby Trump Winery.