RICHMOND, Va (WTVR) – At the end of the Civil War and the popularity of the automobile helped lead to the destruction of many of the historical properties in Richmond. Harry Kollatz, Jr., from R Home Magazine talks about the history of the preservation movement in the Richmond area and the preservation of the historical buildings in Monroe Ward.
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