Whitaker’s Mill Archaeological Complex
The Whitaker’s Mill Archaeological Complex in York County can address important historical and archaeological issues related to domestic and commercial life in 18th- and 19th-century Virginia, as well as military […]
Quest End
Quest End in Gloucester County possesses a rare combination of historically significant archaeological and architectural resources with exceptional integrity and tremendous local significance. Its seven acres along Wilson Creek contain […]
St. John’s Episcopal Church
A contributing resource within the the Wytheville Historic District, St. John’s Episcopal Church is also individually listed in the registers in recognition of its importance in the Virginia Episcopal Church’s […]
Union Church and Cemetery
The approximate three-acre property containing Union Church and Cemetery in the Falmouth Historic District, includes the surviving narthex of the brick ca. 1819 Union Church, the remaining vestige of the […]
Uptown/Parker-Gray Historic District
The Uptown/Parker-Gray Historic District in Alexandria covers a 45-block area northwest of the Alexandria Historic District. It covers two neighborhoods, of which Uptown is the largest of several others associated […]
Scrabble School
Constructed between 1921-22, the Scrabble School was the first school in Rappahannock County to be built under the auspices of the Rosenwald Fund; as such it holds a special place […]
Pitts Theatre
Designed by architect Nicholas Roney, the Pitts Theatre in the town of Culpeper was built in 1937-38. It was part of the chain of 38 theaters founded by Benjamin T. […]
Hume Historic District
Nestled just east of Chester Gap, which cuts through the Blue Ridge Mountains south of Front Royal, the Hume Historic District is a well-preserved and intact crossroads village located northwest […]
Leeds Manor Rural Historic District
John Marshall’s Leeds Manor Rural Historic District, centered on the historic Leeds Manor Road, covers over 23,000 acres in the northwest section of Fauquier County. The district’s name comes from […]
Rosemont
Rosemont was built in 1898 by C.L. Dodd, the architect who in 1895 designed the St. Francis de Sales Institute, the residential Catholic school for African American girls in Powhatan […]