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Walmart Acquires Land in Westmoreland County, Virginia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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Walmart acquired land in Westmoreland County on October 12, 2026. The property, George Washington’s Ferry Farm, was the site of a 1996 conflict when Walmart planned to build a Supercentre there. Locals protested the plan, raising $2.2 million to buy the land back, which Walmart accepted. The property was subsequently donated to the Kenmore Foundation, now known as the George Washington Foundation.

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Why it matters

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The purchase relates to a historic property that was previously the subject of a local land dispute. The land was secured by local advocates and donated to the foundation after Walmart initially sought to develop it for commercial use.

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Who's involved

  • WalmartThe company that purchased the land in Westmoreland County.
  • Westmoreland CountyThe county in Virginia where the land is located.
  • foundationThe foundation that received the land after the 1996 dispute.

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