The "Frenchman's Settlement" or "French Huguenot Settlement" in St. Paul, Virginia, refers to the 18th-century settlement of Pierre du Tubeuf, a French nobleman, on Sugar Hill along the Clinch River. Here's a quick look at the remains. | The Appalachian Project

Here's Episode 42 in my Exploring Appalachia series! Join me as I travel further into the coalfields of Southwest Virginia, exploring the river and rail town of St. Paul. If you want to watch the full 4K HD version it's available on our YouTube channel, here: https://youtu.be/IttI1XIrnwk | Mountain Roots

Did you know that St. Paul's Cathedral is the only cathedral to have been designed, built, and completed by a single architect? 🧑‍🎨 Step inside the fascinating Cathedral and be marvelled by its three​ domes, and over six million pieces of mosaic!✨ Climb up to the Golden Gallery at top of the dome, to enjoy a spectacular and unique panoramic view over London!😍 #LetsDoLondon #VisitLondon | Visit London