Phenix is situated in the northwestern section of Charlotte County which is centrally located in the south of Virginia. The town of Phenix was officially surveyed in July, 1908 and was comprised of twenty-two hundred acres. It was founded in anticipation of the railroad being built through Charlotte County. The county was formed in 1764 and was named after Queen Charlotte, who was wife of King George lll. Local businesses include Pure Living Solutions LLC and Spring Walk Farm. Charlotte County has lots to see and do if you are a history buff including several local museums such as the Central High Museum, the Drakes Branch Museum and the Museum of Charlotte County. Also be sure to visit the Red Hill - Patrick Henry National Memorial to learn more about the Revolutionary War and its impact on this area. For those interested in Civil War history there is the Staunton River Battlefield State Park and Wilson Kautz Driving Trail. Additional destinations of historical significance include Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail and Salem School, the Annefield Plantation, the Charlotte Court House Walking Tour and the Clarkton Bridge.