Built on an unusually generous scale, Linden was completed ca. 1825 for Lewis Brown, who inherited this inland farm from

This informal old manor house, a landmark to passing motorists on nearby U.S. Highway 17 in the Occupacia-Rappahannock Rural Historic

The Glebe House of St. Anne’s Parish is one of the finest and probably the oldest of Virginia’s colonial glebe

The wealth and influence of the Garnetts is shown by Elmwood, one of Virginia’s most ambitious colonial mansions. Muscoe Garnett,

Edenetta, located in the Occupacia-Rappahannock Rural Historic District, was the plantation and family seat for two of Essex County’s most

The Colonial Revival style DAW Theatre, built in1938-39, and rebuilt after a fire in 1949, is a rare example of

The outbuildings, farm buildings, and residence at Cherry Walk in Essex County form an unusually complete Tidewater plantation complex of

The diminutive proportions of this colonial plantation house, in Essex County’s Occupacia-Rappahannock Rural Historic District, may result from the fact

Robert Beverley II, member of one of Virginia’s great landed families, began planning the plantation mansion at Blandfield in the

The Woodlawn Historic and Archaeological District encompasses Woodlawn plantation, assembled in King George County in the early 18th century by