Historical Sites

Pulaski Train Depot
20 S Washington Ave, Pulaski VA
The Train Depot was built in 1888, just two years after the commonwealth chartered the town of Pulaski. It is crafted from Peak Creek granite and affectionately called the Grand Old Lady of Pulaski. It now serves as a community meeting place for events throughout the year.
Southwest Virginia Veterans Cemetery
5550 Bagging Plant Rd, Dublin VA
The cemetery honoring our veterans is open to the public every day during daylight hours.You can catch the American red, white, and blue flags waving on each gravesite and the Avenue of Flags along the circle drive on patriotic holidays.
Prospect Avenue
Pulaski VA
Drive by varied and historical architecture on Pulaski homes on Prospect Avenue in Pulaski.
Battle of Cloyd’s Mountain Civil War Battlefield
Route 100 North, Dublin VA
The Battle of Cloyd’s Mountain was a Union victory on May 9, 1864 that allowed the Union forces to destroy that last line connecting Tennessee to Virginia, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, located in Dublin. Future presidents Rutherford B. Hayes and William McKinley both fought at Cloyd’s Mountain. A Virginia historical marker commemorating this battle can be found in Dublin in the median of Route 100 on the south side of Cloyd’s Mountain.