First Battalion Virginia Volunteers Armory
Constructed in 1895 in Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood, the First Battalion Virginia Volunteers Armory, featuring brick towers and crenellation along the roof parapet, was built for an African American militia […]
Floris Historic District
A reminder of Fairfax County’s once-thriving dairy industry, the Floris Historic District arose as a village to serve the local dairy farming community from the late-19th- through the mid-20th-centuries. During […]
Douglas School
Douglas School, often referred to as Douglas High School and now known as the Douglas Community Learning Center, is located on North Kent Street in the City of Winchester. The […]
John T. West School
John T. West School was built in 1906 in the Huntersville section of Norfolk County. After the annexation of Huntersville into the city of Norfolk in 1911, the school became […]
Berkley North Historic District
The Berkley North Historic District was an independent settlement at the fork of the eastern and southern branches of the Elizabeth River prior to its annexation by the city of […]
Peabody Building of the Peabody-Williams School
The Peabody Building of the Peabody-Williams School, designed by Charles M. Robinson, a prolific architect of educational facilities across the state, opened in 1920 as the public high school for […]
Lawrenceville Historic District
The Lawrenceville Historic District includes most of the town that has developed around the Brunswick County seat, established in 1814. Much of that growth was directly related to the coming […]
Lee Memorial Park
Lee Memorial Park (now Legends Park), a 300-acre park on the southern edge of the city of Petersburg, was established in 1921. The park is composed of a variety of […]
Walker-Grant School
Walker-Grant School, originally known as the Fredericksburg Colored School, was the first and only segregated African American secondary school in the city of Fredericksburg. Built in 1935 according to plans […]
Quantico Marine Corps Base Historic District
Quantico Marine Corps Base includes 239 buildings, sites, and objects that contribute to the architectural and historical significance of this important military facility, which encompasses portions of Prince William and […]