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Richmond's East End is generally considered to be the area located to the east of downtown Richmond. Similar to the West End, the boundaries of the East End are not rigidly defined, but it includes several neighborhoods with distinct characteristics. Some popular neighborhoods in Richmond's East End include:

Church Hill: Church Hill is one of Richmond's oldest neighborhoods and is known for its historic architecture, including many restored and preserved 19th-century homes. Libby Hill Park in Church Hill provides panoramic views of the city.

Union Hill: Adjacent to Church Hill, Union Hill shares some of the historic charm and architectural character of its neighbor. It's a residential area with a mix of historic homes.

Fairmount: Fairmount is a diverse neighborhood in the East End known for its historic row houses and community-focused initiatives.

Fulton: Located along the James River, Fulton has a mix of residential and industrial areas. There have been ongoing revitalization efforts in this neighborhood.

Shockoe Bottom: While often associated with its historical significance as a trading district in the 19th century, Shockoe Bottom has experienced revitalization and is now a mix of historic sites, restaurants, and nightlife.

Rocketts Landing: Situated along the James River, Rocketts Landing is a mixed-use development that includes residential spaces, restaurants, and recreational amenities.

St. John's Church: While not a residential neighborhood, St. John's Church, located in Church Hill, is a significant historical site. It is where Patrick Henry delivered his famous "Give me liberty, or give me death!" speech.

These neighborhoods offer a blend of historic charm, community engagement, and proximity to downtown Richmond. The East End has seen revitalization efforts in recent years, with ongoing projects aimed at preserving historic architecture and fostering community development. Keep in mind that the development and character of neighborhoods can evolve, so it's advisable to check with local sources or residents for the most up-to-date information about specific areas within Richmond's East End.

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