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Hidenwood is a neighborhood in the independent city of Newport News, Virginia which is located off Warwick Boulevard just west of the campus of Christopher Newport University (CNU).

Hidenwood was developed in the 1950s in an area of Warwick County originally known as Nutmeg Quarter in the Colony of Virginia. It was named to honor Philip Wallace Hiden, a local businessman and civic leader.^[1]

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Topics	History Timeline Culture People Economy Mayors Former Warwick County
Parks	Causey's Mill Park Newport News Park Mariners' Lake King-Lincoln Park Hilton Pier/Ravine Denbigh Park Boat Ramp
Historic sites and museums	Endview Plantation Lee Hall Depot Lee Hall Mansion Mariners' Museum Virginia Living Museum Virginia War Museum
Military	Fort Eustis U.S. Army Transportation Museum Joint Base Langley–Eustis Naval Weapons Station Yorktown
Neighborhoods	City Center Colony Pines Christopher Shores- Stuart Gardens Denbigh East End Glendale Hidenwood Hilton Village Jefferson Park Kiln Creek Lee Hall Menchville Morrison Newmarket North End Oyster Point Port Warwick Richneck Riverside Summerlake Village Green Warwick
Education	Public Schools Denbigh HS Heritage HS Menchville HS Warwick HS Woodside HS Peninsula Catholic HS Hampton Roads Academy Denbigh Baptist Christian Thomas Nelson Community College SE Higher Ed Ctr Christopher Newport University
Transportation	Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport
Media	Daily Press The Virginian-Pilot
Hampton Roads Metropolitan Area Virginia

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