Northern Neck Now

Built circa 1828, Rokeby is a Federal-style, two-story house of Flemish-bond red brick construction, with a one-story portico sheltering the

The modest style and size of Ralph Bunche High School belie its importance to the civil rights struggle in Virginia

The acreage of the Powhatan Rural Historic District, located within the Rappahannock River valley of King George County, represents a

The two picturesque outbuildings at this busy highway intersection in King George County are the remnants of the extensive 18th-century

In a field to the east of the Nanzatico plantation house is the site of a village occupied by the

The architectural formality that could be achieved in a relatively small wooden house is demonstrated at Nanzatico, a plantation dwelling

The 110 acres that comprise Millbank are located west of Port Conway in King George County, on the north bank

Marmion was the King George County seat of the Fitzhughs, a leading colonial landed family. A dendrochronological study at the

Its rectangular plan, hipped roof, and side entrance, make Lamb’s Creek Church a classic example of a rural colonial Anglican

The tiny but visually engaging Emmanuel Church is part of Virginia’s small but important collection of Gothic Revival country churches.