Point Lookout Archaeological Site
Point Lookout Archaeological Site is a rural Euro-American domestic site that dates to the period 1642-1859. It is located on Robins Neck in Gloucester County. The property’s primary archaeological resource […]
Carters Run Rural Historic District
The Carters Run Rural Historic District in Fauquier County covers about 4,400 acres of scenic landscape containing estates, farm- and tenant houses, barns, silos, and other agricultural buildings, such as […]
Wilkins Farm
Wilkins Farm is a late-18th-century farmstead of German immigrant origin in Shenandoah County. It was owned and developed by three different but close-knit German families. The main residence is an […]
Collins Ferry Historic District
The Collins Ferry Historic District arose on the Staunton River in Halifax County beginning in the early 1800s when William Collins established a ferry, mill, and tavern, during an era […]
Lovettsville Historic District
The Lovettsville Historic District in Loudoun County includes the town’s core, and several settlement-era cemeteries and a church on its perimeter. Settled by German immigrants in the late 1700s, the […]
Clifford-New Glasgow Historic District
The Clifford-New Glasgow Historic District centers on the oldest existing settlement in Amherst County. With buildings dating from circa 1772, the district is important for its early role as a […]
East Hill Cemetery
East Hill Cemetery, established in 1857, straddles the border between Tennessee and Virginia in the city of Bristol. Originally known as City Cemetery and closely associated with the city’s early […]
High Banks
High Banks, in Frederick County, was constructed circa 1753 of local limestone by Thomas and Margaret Helm. The well-preserved two-story Georgian-style residence combines an English house plan with Germanic building […]
William Virts House
The original portion of the William Virts House was constructed circa 1798 by Virts, who immigrated with his family from Pennsylvania into western Loudoun County. This was part of a […]
Great Falls Park Historic District
Great Falls Park Historic District in Fairfax County encompasses part of the Potomac Canal, an 18th-century engineering achievement spearheaded by George Washington and recognized in 1982 as a National Historic […]
