New London Academy is a historic school located in Forest, Bedford County, Virginia. The rising of public schools after 1870 and closing down many of Virginia's private schools led New London Academy
A black & white image of the front of Alumni Hall, the most symbolic building on campus.
New London is currently an unincorporated community and former town in Campbell County, Virginia, United States. The site of the colonial community is eleven miles southwest of downtown Lynchburg. In
New London Academy (Virginia)
…charter, New London Academy could be seen as more trustworthy. Early in 1775, the academy was established on its present campus near the former town of New London as a classical school for boys. Eventually, the school became co-educational in the 1870s and in the late-1880s became affiliated with the new public…
New London, Virginia original town plat, 1754
Portion of a page from one of John Hook's business ledgers showing a transaction of "1 yoke of oxen" with Thomas Jefferson on May 28, 1784, Picture part of the John Hook Papers, Rubenstein Library, Duke University
The historic marker at New London incorrectly states that Lieutenant-Colonel Tarleton raided New London.
Photo of the basement excavation at Mead's Tavern