Northern Neck Now

Greenfield in Lancaster County is important as an evolved antebellum house that always figured as the domestic core of a

The Grace Episcopal Church property in Lancaster County’s town of Kilmarnock features two buildings: a Gothic Revival chapel, which was

Historically named Farmville, and renamed Fox Hill Plantation by a recent owner for David Fox, the 17th-century proprietor of the

An extensive archaeological excavation conducted by the Department of Historic Resources in 1978 revealed the form and size of the

Enhanced by its quiet rural setting, Christ Episcopal Church, Lancaster County, is without peer among Virginia’s colonial churches in the

The formal, symmetrical arrangement of buildings and gardens of the great Tidewater colonial seats is present on a reduced scale

Wirtland was erected in 1850 for Dr. William Wirt, Jr., one of the sons of the Virginia jurist, statesman, and

Westmoreland State Park along the Potomac River, and situated adjacent to Stratford Hall, was the sixth planned park within the

Few places in America equal Stratford Hall in architectural interest or historical associations. The great colonial mansion, with its complex

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Westmoreland County is a Gothic Revival brick building that has been in continuous use since