Three Corners District

Three Corners is a district of Richmond's Northside, defined as the area bound by Broad Street to the south, The Boulevard to the west, and Hermitage Road to the east. It receives its name from the triangular shape of the area, with notable landmarks situated near each of the three intersections.

To the north lies The Diamond, home of the Richmond Braves AAA baseball team and the VCU Rams; to the west is the Science Museum of Virginia, formerly the Broad Street Train Station; and, to the east is the historic Sauers Vanilla Factory, which features one of the oldest moving lightbulb billboards in the nation.

Three Corners is a low population density area consisting mostly of light industrial development; however, there are some other notable features, including the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles' downtown office, Sportsbackers Stadium, and The Arthur Ashe Center.

External links

* [http://www.rmaonline.org/Facilities/diamond.html The Diamond Official Website]
* [http://www.smv.org/ The Science Museum of Virginia]
* [http://www.cfsauer.com/cfsauer_comp.asp The C.F. Sauer Company]