A website called Yesterdays of Richmond allows users to explore georeferenced historical photographs of the city, featuring collections from various local institutions.
# Yesterdays of Richmond
Source: [https://yesterdays.maprva.org/](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/)
###### [John Pole](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/user/John%20Pole/)georeferenced**8**images
14 hours ago
[![[Jumping the James River Rocks]](https://cdn.yesterdays.maprva.org/images/10063/1/thumbnail.webp)](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/10063/)
###### [\[Jumping the James River Rocks\]](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/10063/)
The Valentine · Richmond Times\-Dispatch Photograph Collection
It's almost certainly in this general vicinity, but I have not made any effort to figure out precisely which rocks are pictured
[](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/1828/)
###### [Kinniard House](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/1828/)
The Valentine · Mary Wingfield Scott Photograph Collection
RTD obituary for James Kinniard says his residence was "12th street, between Marshall and Clay"
[](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/21982/)
###### [Swan Lake](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/21982/)
Virginia Commonwealth University · Richmond Comprehensive Planning Slide Collection
[](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/30936/)
###### [603 \- 605 N\. Davis Ave\.](https://yesterdays.maprva.org/30936/)
Virginia Commonwealth University · Richmond Commission of Architectural Review Slide Collection
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A user created a tool that uses GPT-generated images to simulate a Google Streetview experience for historical events, allowing virtual exploration of past moments.