VA-O34 Black Heath

Marker text: BLACK HEATH

Half a mile north stood Black Heath, later owned by Captain John Heth, officer in Continental Army, whose son, Henry Heth, Major-General C.S.A., was born here in 1825. Coal of high quality was mined here.

Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission, 1970.

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Location: US 60 (westbound), east of Midlothian., Chesterfield County, Virginia

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