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Bookmark or Share- Shockoe - Historic RichmondDedication of city-owned property and funds to design and build an architecturally significant and inspiring heritage site in Shockoe Bottom commemorating the history of the slave trade and the lives, contributions and sacrifices of enslaved persons.
- Digging Up the Past at a Richmond Jail - Smithsonian MagazineArchaeologists knew that Robert Lumpkin's slave jail stood in one of the lowest parts of Richmond, Virginia—a sunken spot known as Shockoe Bottom.
- Shockoe Bottom: A Riverside Neighborhood in Richmond, VAShockoe Bottom lies just a mile southeast of downtown Richmond, nestled along the scenic James River. It boasts excellent accessibility, being near Interstate 95 and bordered by notable neighborhoods such as Shockoe Slip and Church Hill.
- Shockoe Bottom in Richmond, VA | Venture RichmondKnown for its historic warehouses turned loft-style living spaces along Tobacco Row, Shockoe Bottom has no shortage of variety when it comes to living options in downtown Richmond. If you’re looking for direct access to the river with the ability to support surrounding small businesses by foot, bike or boat, Shockoe Bottom is the place for you.
- Finding Balance in Truth and Reconciliation at Richmond’s Shockoe BottomFebruary 25, 2019. Finding Balance in Truth and Reconciliation at Richmond’s Shockoe Bottom. More: African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund. By: Rob Nieweg. Historic Shockoe Bottom is at the heart of downtown Richmond, Virginia, and it was the second busiest slave market in the United States between 1830 and 1865.
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