Carillon Neighborhood Historic District
Taking its name from a nearby landmark bell tower, the Virginia War Memorial Carillon, Richmond’s Carillon Neighborhood Historic District comprises approximately 148 acres and 499 contributing historic resources including two […]
Virginia Ice & Freezing Corporation Cold Storage Warehouse
The Virginia Ice & Freezing Corporation was established in 1920 during an era when the city of Norfolk was one of the largest producers and distributors of oysters and fish […]
Emek Sholom Holocaust Memorial
Emek Sholom Holocaust Memorial is the sole monument of its type and size in Virginia to honor and remember the victims of the Holocaust from 1933-1945. Erected in 1955 by […]
Fort Nelson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter House
The Fort Nelson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter House was constructed in 1935 in Portsmouth. The building appears as a typical Tidewater-style house, with its one-and-a-half […]
Manassas National Battlefield Park (Manassas Battlefield Historic District)
The 300-acre Manassas National Battlefield Park tract, bordered by Bull Run, was the scene of two Confederate victories during the Civil War. The first battle of Manassas, fought on July […]
Patrick County Courthouse
The principal landmark of the village of Stuart, and centerpiece of the Stuart Uptown Historic District, the Patrick County Courthouse has served as the focal point of its southern Piedmont […]
Shenandoah Land and Improvement Company Office (Stevens Cottage)
Blending Queen Anne and Bungalow influences, this architecturally refined structure was completed in 1891 to serve as the office of the newly organized Shenandoah Land and Improvement Company. It was […]
Mauck’s Meeting House
The Mauck’s Meeting House congregation was organized ca. 1772 by John Koontz and consisted of both Mennonites and Baptists, dissenters who played an influential role in the early society of […]
Fort Philip Long
Exuding an air of great antiquity, this snug dwelling is among the rare surviving early Shenandoah Valley stone houses erected by Virginia’s German settlers. Placed on the edge of a […]
Mayhurst
The vibrancy that American architects gave to the Italian Villa style is no better shown than in Mayhurst, described by architectural historian William B. O’Neal as “a delicious Victorian fantasy.” […]
