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Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 2011 Contact Information: Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library P.O. Box 400110 University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia 22904-4110 USA Phone: (434) 243-1776 Fax: (434) 924-4968 Contact informationReference Request Form URL: http://www.lib.virginia.edu/small Special Collections Staff Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Descriptive Summary Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Papers of K. Edward Lay viu03696 This collection is 30 cu. ft. (ca.) English Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Papers of K. Edward Lay, Accession #12817-a, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

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This collection was a gift from K. Edward Lay, 104 Wilson Court, Charlottesville, Va. on 16 May 2000.

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Cary D. Langhorne Professor of Architcture, University of Virginia.

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Papers of K. Edward Lay consist of documentation of buildings and houses in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia, many of which are included in his book The architecture of Jefferson country and includes photographs, slides, measured drawings, copies of historical documents and correspondence.

The collection also contains historical information on Jefferson's master builders at the University of Virginia, the history of the University of Virginia School of Architecture, and architects who worked in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia.

 Contents List Dwellings-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Abell-Gleason House, (Robert L. Vickery Home), Charlottesville, 1859 1974-1995 1 Ackley, (Martha Jefferson House; Allen Wheat House), Charlottesville, 1920-1921 1956 1 Airslie, Keswick, early 20th century, 1990 1990-1995 1 Albemarle House, Blenheim, 1983, 1987 1991-1995 1 Alberene Soapstone Company Houses, (James H. Serene property), Alberene, 1893-1899 1978-1996 1 Alderman House, (Mrs. Edwin A. Alderman Home), Charlottesville, 1932 1981 1 Allen Dale, (Ridgeview tenant house; J. Coleman Home; Norwood Shores Tenant Home), Albemarle, 19th century 1994 1 Alluvia, Advance Mills, ca. 1936 1995 1 Allwood House, Crozet, ca. 1840 1995 1 Ammonett Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1878, 1980 1980 1 Anchorage, Albemarle, 1909, 1961 1977 1 Anchorage, (White Family Home; Charles Lewis Home), Red Hill, ca. 1830 1977-1994 1 Annex, Keswick, 20th century n.d. 1 Arcadia, (Clifton Waller Barrett Home), Farmington, 1960-1963 1989-1990 1 Ardwood, Earlysville 1962 1 Arrowhead 1, (Charles E. Meriwether Home; Governor Thomas Gilmer, owner), Red Hill, ca. 1828; Arrowhead 2, Red Hill, (Hard Acre; Office Hill; Reverend Edgar Woods Home), 1850s-1870s 1974-1995 1 Arrows, Crossroads, North Garden n.d. 1 Ash Lawn-Highland, (Highlands; Upper Plantation; owners - James Monroe, John E. Massey, Jay Winston Johns, College of William and Mary), ca. 1799, ca. 1867 1973-1998 1 Auburn Hill, (John Edward Timberlake House), Simeon, ca. 1842-1845 1990-1995 1 Augmar Farm, Buck Island, 19th century 1987-1995 1 "A" General 1979-1989 1

Abell-Garnett House, ca. 1860-1880; Acorn Cottage, 19th century, ca. 1951; Acorn Hill Farm; Adventure Farm, 20th century; Alicent, 20th century; Allen (Orville) House, ca. 1870; Alluvial Bottoms, ca. 1806; Alta Vista (Robert Fray Farm), ca. 1904; Altevogt House, 1924; American Four Square, early 20th century; Ampthill, 1732; Anchorage, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 19th century; Antrim Duplex, 1889; Antrim House (Charlottesville), 1884-1887; Antrim House (Mt. Fair); Apperson Boswell House, ca. 1830; Argyll (The Lodge); Argyll, 20th century (?); Arrowhead (Robert E. Shaw House), ca. 1893; Ashton, ca. 1860; Azalea (James Francis Fry), ca. 1839

 Bachelors Hall, (Blue Fok Farm), Browns Cove, 18th century 1974 1 Bachelors Quarters, (Deer View; New Hadden; Page Home; Peter Taylor Home; Was School), early 19th century, 1980s 1984-1995 1 Ballard-Abell Farm, Crozet, ante 1850, ca. 1865-1885 1981 1 Barclay House, (Thomas Staples Home; Dr. James Barclay Home), Scottsville, ca. 1825 1939-1995 1 Barksdale-Day Farm, Piney Mountain, Albarene, ca. 1894, mid 19th century 1981 1 Barracks (Revolutionary War Prisoner Camp; Garland Garth Home; 1977 1 Barrackside; George Carr Home; William S. P. Mayo Home), Albemarle, ca. 1819, 1930-1931 Barringer Mansion, (Dr. Paul Barringer Home), Charlottesville, 1896, 1985 n.d. 1 Barrsden, (Dr. D. Minor Home; Holladay Home; James Barr Home), Eastham, ca. 1820, 1930s 1978-1990 1 Batna, Free Union, 1855 1976 1 Beau Pre, (Frank Warren Home), Charlottesville, 20th century n.d. 1 Beaver Dam Farm, (Estes), Earlysville, ca. 1898 n.d. 1 Bel Aire, (James Michie Home; D. J. Augustus Michie Home), Advance Mills, ca. 1825 1980-1989 1 Bellair, (Reverend Charles Wingfield, Jr. Home; Martin Dawson Home; Reverend Walker Timberlake Home), Carters Bridge, 1794 1974-1992 2 Bellair Houses (subdivision), Albemarle, mid 20th century 1983 2 Belle Grove, (Daniel Scott Home; Valmont; site of 1st Courthouse; Nathaniel Anderson, Jr. Home; John W. Gantt Home), Scottsville, 1745, ca. 1800, ca. 1975, ca. 1979 1977-1999 2 Belle Haven, (J. L. Pitts Home), Scottsville, ca. 1880 1990-1996 2 Belmont, Browns Cove, mid 18th century 1995 2 Belmont, (John Manoah Carr Home; Bell-Mont; Slaughter W. Ficklin Home), Charlottesville, 1790s, 1813, ca. 1840 1959-1998 2 Belmont 2, (Charles D. Everett Home), Keswick, 1858 1991 2 Belmont 3, Keswick, ca. 1883 n.d. 2 Belmont 4, (Alfred Braun Home; Giantfilmed here), Keswick, late 19th century, 1950s 1978-1995 2 Belvoir, (patterned after Gunston Hall), Charlottesville, ca. 1928 1975-1995 2 Belvoir Farm, Keswick Hunt, 1974 1985-1994 2 Belvoir 2, (Hugh Nelson Home), Cismont, 1790, burned 1836, 1974 1978-1995 2 Belvoir 3, Cismont, 19th century 1996 2 Ben-Coolyn, (Major James Clark Home; Lewellyn Pugh Home; 1995 2 Fruitland; Tall Oaks; Bogert Home; Pines moved to Cistmont), Keswick, early 19th century, ca. 1914 Bentivar, (Garland Carr Home), Eastham, Albemarle, ca. 1825 1970-1996 2 Bibb-Wolfe House, (John H. Bibb Home; Walter Everett Fowler, owner; Ezra M. Wolfe Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1845 1995 2 Bird Haven, (Brown Family Home), Greenwood, early 19th century 1989-1995 2 Birdwood, (WilliamGarth Home; Hore Browse Trist Home; Hollis Rinehart Home; Woods Garth Home), Charlottesville, 1819 1979-1997 2 Bishop House, (Joseph Bishop Home), Vinegar Hill, 1803 1993 2 Bishop House, Woodridge, ca. 1800 1976-1995 2 Blaetterman House, Charlottesville, early 19th century 1991 2 Blair House, (William Adams Home; Omohundro Home; Tipton Home), Scottsville, ca. 1844 1978-1999 2 Blair Park, (Mountain Plains site; Michael Woods House), Crozet, ca. 1920 n.d. 2 Bleak House, (Hawky Ferguson Home), Free Union, ca. 1830 n.d. 2 Bleak House, (Holly House), Free Union, ca. 1840, 1851, 1958 1975-1995 2 Blenheim 1, (William and Edward Carter House), Blenheim, 18th century 1991 2 Blenheim 2, (Andrew Stevenson Home), Blenheim, 1846, 1990 1977-1995 2 Bloomfield, (Paul H. Goodloe Home; Bloomfield Academy; Rice Garland, owner; Charles Harper Home; J. Tatnall Lea Home), Ivy, 1849, ca. 1920 1976-1998 3 Blue Ridge Farm, (William B. Smith Home; Alton Park; Glooston Manor; Gloucester Manor; Herman Danforth Newcomb Home; Shaw Home; Dr. Frederick Owsley Home; Purcell Home; James Durrett Home), Greenwood, mid 19th century 1978-1994 3 Bonahora, (Benjamin Collins Flannagan Home; Judge Thomas Barton Lyons Home; A. G. Carter Home), Charlottesville, 1858 1969-1995 3 Bond House, Belmont, Charlottesville, 1912 1994-1996 3 Boxwood, (W. A. Rinehart Home; Institute of Textile Technology), Albemarle, 20th century 1995-1998 3 Boxwood, Farmington, 1940 1993 3 Boxwood Lane Farm, (R. A. H. Foster Home; Boxwood Lawn Farm), Batesville, 1860, ca. 1903 1985-1997 3 Braeburn, Free Union, burned Civil War, ca. 1870 1983-1992 3 Braeview, (W. Allen Perkins Home), Charlottesville, 1923, ca. 1928 1981 3 Branchlands, Albemarle, 20th century 1982-1995 3 Branch Point, (Landfall; Clifton Brown Home), Browns Cove, ca. 1770, ca. 1825, burned ca. 1940 1995 3 Brand-Hartman House, Charlottesville, 1893 1978-1995 3 Brechin House, Charlottesville, ca. 1872 n.d. 3 Breezeway, Albemarle, 20th century n.d. 3 Breezy Oaks, (Albert Johnson Home; freed black house), Cismont, ca. 1885 1978 3 Bremen, Mount Fair, ca. 1900 1988 3 Briar Creek Farm, (Sears-Roebuck), Albemarle, late 19th century 1993 3 Bridle Spur Farm, (Clarksville Tavern; Sunny Side; William B. Pace Home), Clarksville, 18th century, 19th century, razed 1937, 1937-1938 1995 3 Brightberry (Captain Brightberry Brown Home; Headquarters; Nimrod Brown Home), Browns Cove, 1818, mid 19th century, late 19th century 1949-1995 3 Broad Oak, (John Rodgers House; Edward C. Mead Home), Keswick, late 18th century, ca. 1840, 1874 n.d. 3 Brock House, University Circle, 1910 1995 3 Brockenbrough House, (Turkey Run Farm; Holly Hill; Dawson House; Thomas W. Brockenbrough Home; Mary Cunningham Home), Albemarle, 18th century 1991-1996 3 Broken Creek Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1917, 1978 1995 3 Brookhaven, Farmington, 1941 n.d. 3 Brook Hill, (Dunkum House; Burke Home), Albemarle, ca. 1820 1979-1995 3 Brook Hill, (James Minor Home; Nelson Barksdale Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1815 1992-1995 3 Brooks Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1800 1996 3 Brookwood, (Hunter Perry House), Albemarle, 1900, 1975 1984 3 Broomfield, Scottsville 1990 3 Broomley, (Dr. Stephen H. Watts House), Farmington, 1930-1931 1984 3 Brown-Parrot House, (John Brown, Jr. Home; Garland Brown Home), Crozet, ca. 1780, 1977 razed 1976-1997 3 Bryan-Stallings House, Charlottesville, 1900 1998 3 Buck Island 2, (John R. Campbell Home; Buckeyeland; John C. Wood Home; B. C. Flanagan Home; Charles Lilburn Lewis Home; George Christopher Gilmer Home), ca. 1810 1991 3 Buena Vista (George Rogers Clark's birthplace site), Albemarle, ca. 1734, 1862 1978-1995 3 Bundoran Farm, Covesville, ca. 1830-1850 1991 3 Burress Farms, (Old Homestead), Free Union, ca. 1850, late 18th century 1999 3 Butler-Norris House, (Edward Butler House; Opie Norris, owner), Charlottesville, ca. 1808 1978-1993 3 "Ba-Bl" General 1958-2000 3

Baber House, Batesville, early 20th century; Henry Bailey House, Charlottesville, ca. 1911; T. W. Bailey House, Charlottesville, ca. 1907; Ballard House, Crozet, ca. 1830; R. M. Balthis House, Charlottesville, 1900; Bancroft, Charlottesville, 20th century; Bargaman House, Crozet, ca. 1906; Barkley-Sherman House, Charlottesville, ca. 1949; Barksdale House, Staunton, ca. 1875; Barksdale House, Charlottesville, mid 19th century; Barrack Grove, Albemarle, early 19th century; Barterbrook Manor, Charlottesville; Batesville House (VSH 692), 1890; Baughman House (VSH 715); Beacon Hill House, Earlysville, ca. 1875

Beauchamps, Monticello Mountain, 1940s; Beaulieu, Albemarle; Beau Val (Cobham); Beaver Creek Farm, Keswick-Cismont, early 19th century; Beck House, Turkeysag Gap, 18th century; Bellafield Farm, Keswick, 20th century; Bell House, Charlottesville, ca. 1775; Belle Oak, Albemarle; Belmont, Shadwell, mid 18th century; Belton Farms, Albemarle, mid 20th century; Belvedere, Albemarle; Belvidere, Albemarle; Benwood (Glenallen), ca. 1860-1880; Berry Hill, Albemarle, 1816; Berry Hill, Halifax County, 1842-1844; Betsy Belle, Albemarle

Bibb House, Albemarle, late 19th century, 1920s; Bingler House (Cherry Avenue), Charlottesville, 1915; Bingler House (King Street), Charlottesville, 1939; Bingler House (King Street), Charlottesville, 1939; Birdsong, Free Union, 1990; Black Angus Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1800; a Black Family House (Holsinger); Blake Farm, Woodridge, ca. 1825, late 19th century; Blandfield, Essex County, ca. 1771; Bleak Hill, Scottsville, ca. 1760; Blue Cedar, Shadwell, ca. 1939-1941; Blue Cottage, (dependency building for a University of Virginia dormitory), 14th & 15 Streets, ca. 1838; Blue Grass Valley Farm, Albemarle; Blue Ridge Farm, Free Union, 19th century; 1932 Blue Ridge Road Home, Meadowbrook Hills

 "Bo-Bu" General 1959-1995 3

Bohn (Rufus) House, Appleberry Mountain, 18th century; Boone-White House, Charlottesville, 1914-1915, 1932; Boxwood Ridge, Ivy, ca. 1866-1873; Braedalbane, Farmington, 20th century; Briar Patch, Bellair, 1957; Brechin-Smith House, Charlottesville, 1881; Breeding-Wood Log House, Earlysville, 1830-1840; Brightberry, Crozet, 18th century, 1800-1820; Bridlepath Drive House, Boar's Head; Brinnington Farm, 20th century; Brondsema House, Crozet, 1940; Brook Cottage, Albemarle, ca. 1930; Brookley, Scottsville; Brooks House (Albert Brooks, free black), Charlottesville, 1870, 1925; Brookside, Campbell, 20th century; Brookside Cottage, Ivy, ca. 1920; Broomhollow, Albemarle, ca. 1800; Brown House, Charlottesville, 1879-1881; Brown House, North Garden, ca. 1800; Bruce House, Boonesville, late 19th century - early 20th century; Bruce House, Earlysville, ca. 1870

Buck Island (John H. Wood), Albemarle, 18th century; Buck Island 1(Randolph Lewis), Albemarle, 1799; Buck Island Creek, Albemarle; Buck's Elbow Mountain, 19th century; Buena Vista, King George County, 1923; Buffalo Run Farm, Advance Mills; Bungalow/Bungalow Style, Cismont, ca. 1920/early 20th century; Burgess-Hawkins House, Charlottesville, 1888, 1911; 1702 Burnley Avenue, Charlottesville, ca. 1918; Burnley (Frank) House, Charlottesville, 1923; Bushnell-Wilkinson Carriage House, Charlottesville, ca. 1880s or 1910, 1927, 1965

 Canaan Farm, Warren, 1785 1965-2000 4 Carlton, Albemarle 1956-1995 4 Carr House, The Meadows, ca. 1830, razed 1980s 1995 4 Carr House, (Cream Street), Charlottesville, ca. 1830, ca. 1850, ca. 1930, razed 1975 1975 4 Carrs Hill, University of Virginia, ante 1860, 1870-1871, 1907-1909 1993-1995 4 Carrsbrook, (Peter Carr House), Charlottesville, 1780s or 1794 1939-1998 4 Carrsgrove 1, Charlottesville, 1747 1992 4 Carrsgrove 2, Charlottesville, 1892, burned 1978 1978-1995 4 Carter-Gilmer House, Charlottesville, 1820s, late 19th century, 1955, 1988 1980-1995 4 Carver House (High Street), Charlottesville, 1886-1889, 1994 1993-1995 4 Casa Maria, Greenwood, 1919-1922, 1928 1991-1993 4 Castalia 1, (Claim House), Cismont, 1747 1992 4 Castalia 2, (Murry Boocock Home), Cismont, 1850, 1899, 1987 1984-1995 4 Castlebrook, Batesville, ca. 1835, 1905 1992 4 Castle Hill, Cismont-Cobham, 1764, 1824, 1844, 1947, 1991 1978-1999 4 Castlewood, Yancey Mills, 1790 1986-1991 4 Catterton House, Free Union, ca. 1835, 1989 1976-1988 4 Cedar Grove, Blenheim, 1798, 1820s, 1960s 1980-1992 4 Cedars, The, (The Casino, The Dower), Yancy Mills, ca. 1855 1976-1992 4 Cherry Hill, Ivy, 20th century 1991-1995 5 Cherry Valley, (Jesse Garth House), Albemarle, 1805, 1820s, late 19th century 1997-1999 5 Chester, ca. 1847-1891 1982-1995 5 Chestnut Avenue Plantation, Earlysville, 18th century 1958-1996 5 Chiswell, Greenwood, early 20th century n.d. 5 Christmas Hill, Esmont, ca. 1850 1979-1980 5 Church Hill, (John Schuyler Moon Summer Home), Keene, ca. 1830 1991 5 Church Hill, (John Toole House), Crossroads, ca. 1847, ca. 1860 1989 5 Cinnamon Hill, Cobham, ca. 1918 n.d. 5 Cismont Manor, Keswick-Cismont, 1836, 1847, razed 1894 1979 5 Clermont, Charlottesville, ante 1860, ca. 1917, burned 1922 1990 5 Cliffside, (Virginia Moore Home), Scottsville, 1810?, 1835, ca. 1855 1977-2000 5 Clifton, Greenwood, ca. 1875, 1986 1993-1995 5 Clifton (Thomas Mann Randolph), North Milton, Albemarle, ca. 1800, 1820s, 1940 1982-1995 5 Clover Fields 1, (Nicholas Meriwether), Cismont, ca. 1765, razed 1846 1992 5 Clover Fields 2, Cismont, 1846 1973-1998 5 Clover Hill, (Burnley), Albemarle, late 18th century, mid 19th century 1989-1992 5 Clover Hill, (Thomas Walker Meriwether House), Cismont, ca. 1830 1992-1998 5 Clunie, Earlysville, ca. 1870 1976 5 Cobham Park, (William Cabell Rives, Jr.), Cobham, ca. 1856 1995-2000 5 Cole House, Charlottesville, 1934-1935 n.d. 5 Coleswood, Green Mountain, ca. 1902 1980-1993 5 Colle, (General Riedesel Home), Simeon, ca. 1774, razed 1933 1973-1976 5 Colonial Cottage, (Fore House), Scottsville, ca. 1780 1978-1995 5 Comyn Hall, (McCue House), Charlottesville, ca. 1900 1979-1993 5 Conway-Gilmer House, Charlottesville, ca. 1874 n.d. 5 Copley (Massie House) n.d. 5 Creel House, Advance Mills, ca. 1815, ca. 1840 n.d. 5 Creoch, Farmington, Charlottesville, 20th century 1979 5 Crestwood, Albemarle, ca. 1890-1900 1976-1995 5 Crutchfield, Albemarle, late 18th century 1991 5 "C" General 1955-1995 6

: Caledonia, Piedmont Hunt Country, 1812; Campbell Station Farm, Keswick Hunt; Carey House, Charlottesville, 1887 and ca. 1890s; Carr Place (Strange Place), Albemarle County, 1800; Carr (Dabney) House, Israel's Mountain; Carr (Hugh F.) House, Albemarle, late 19th century; Carr-Crawford House, Batesville, ca. 1910; Carroll (J. Payne) Home, Charlottesville, ca. 1909; Carrollton Manor, Charlottesville, ca. 1909-1910; Carrsbrook, Albemarle County, 20th century; Carter House, Samuel Miller district; Carter-Short House, Charlottesville, 1930; Carver House (Park Street), Charlottesville, 1908; Carver House (West High Street), Charlottesville, 1891; Carver-Blakey House, Charlottesville, 1894; Carver-Fitzhugh House, Charlottesville, 1900; Carver-Townsend House, Charlottesville, 1894; Casita, Albemarle County, 1870s-1880s; Catholic Diocese House, Earlysville, ca. 1825; Cave (E. L.) House, Charlottesville, 1912; Cave-Musselman House, Charlottesville, 1923

Cedar Shakes, Keswick Hunt, 20th century; Cedarmere, Boonesville, ca. 1850; Cedar Valley Farm, Albemalre, ca. 1800; Chaddick House, Charlottesville, 1910; Chancellor-Cocke House (University Avenue), Charlottesville, early 20th century; Chapman House, Charlottesville, 1920; Chardon, Farmington, 20th century; Cherokee, Keswick Hunt, 20th century; Chimney Corner; Keswick, 20th century; Chisholm House, Charlottesville, 1936; Christiana, Farmington, 20th century; Clancy House, Charlottesville, 1925; Clarke Manor, Albemarle, 1794; Clarkston-Tonsler House, Charlottesville, 1915; Clements House (Allen-Clements House), Charlottesville, 1896; Cole (James) House, Charlottesville, 1870-1875

Coles Tavern, Charlottesville, early 19th century; Colthurst Farm, Albemarle, 1965; Colvin-Tilman House, Charlottesville, 1893; Comer (Samuel) House, Charlottesville; Conduff House, Charlottesville, ca. 1941; Coniston, Piedmont, ca. 1850; Connell-Neve House, Charlottesville, ca. 1894; Cool Stream Farm (Ephrain Seamonds House), Free Union, 1812; Coombs-Paxson Cottage (Swiss Village), Charlottesville, 1924-1925; Coty House, Ednam Village, 20th century; Cox House (Carolyn Cox Home), Charlottesville, 20th century; Crofton Hill, Albemarle, 20th century; Crouse (William H.) House, Farmington, 20th century; Crozet House, Crozet, 1890; Curdland (William A. Curd), Batesville, ca. 1932

 Darby's Folly (Chestnut Ridge, Old Waddell Place, J. Woods Garth, Sr. Home), Farmington, ca. 1750-1760, ca. 1810, 1938 n.d. 6 Dargavel n.d. 6 Deepdene, Albemarle, 1892 1980-1990 6 Deer Lodge n.d. 6 Dinsmore-Dabney-Harmon House, (Pleasant View, Judge A. D. Dabney Home, John P. Harmon Home, Richard Duke Home, Garland Home), Charlottesville, early 19th century 1990-1993 6 Doll House, (Thacker House), Scottsville, ca. 1810 1978-1995 6 Donegal 1, (Oakland), Warren, Albemarle, ca. 1804-1806, garden 1841 1985-1995 6 Donegal 2, (Oakland, Oak Ridge), Warren, Albemarle 1888, 1926, burned 1926, ca. 1961 1991-1996 6 Dovedale, (Zachariah Shackelford House), Stony Point, 1806-1815 1977-1990 6 Drover's Rest, Scottsville Turnpike Road, 1890-1910 1991 6 Duck-In Farm, Scottsville 1995 6 Duke House, Charlottesville, 1884, 1987 1995 6 Dulaney House, Charlottesville, 1929 1995 6 Dunkum-Dice House, (Dr. Diggs House, Fire Station), Charlottesville, 1843, razed 1965 1990-1995 6 Dunkum-Spooner-Brown House, Charlottesville, 1842, ca. 1895, razed 1994 1994-1999 6 Dunlora 1, (Claim House), Albemarle, 1760 1992 6 Dunlora 2, (John Barclay Moon Home, Dabney Carr Home), Albemarle, burned 1828, 1840, burned 1916 1985-1995 6 Dunlora 3, Albemarle, ca. 1916 1967-1998 6 Dunn House, (Gibson Home, Little Owl Farm), Nortonsville, ca. 1825, 1991 n.d. 6 Durrett House, Esmont, 1905 1993-1994 6 Dyer House, (Eugene Davis Home, Mantel in Carrsgrove), Charlottesville, ca. 1820, razed 1954-1992 6 "D" General 1979-1995 6

Dabney House, Charlottesville, ca. 1870; Dabney-Thompson House, Charlottesville, 1894; Dargavel, Cismont, 1900, 1944; Davis House, Charlottesville, 1825, razed; Crenshaw (John) Farm (Dead Oak Farm), Earlysville, mid 19th century, 1870; Dean House, Free Union, late 19th century; Deep Acres, Farmington Hunt, 1948; Deerlodge, Keswick, 1850, 1970; Deer Run, Ednam Forest, 1969; Devon Road House, Ednam Forest, 20th century; Devonhurst, Keswick Hunt, 20th century; Disney-Keith House, Charlottesville, 1884

Doswell House (Old Taylor House), Albemarle, ca. 1826; Douglas Avenue House, Charlottesville, early 20th century; Dowell (John) House, Albemarle; Dowell (Madison) House, Albemarle, ca. 1800; Dowell Tenant House, Mt. Chapel Community, ca. 1836; Ducharme, North Garden, 1920; Dudley (M. A.) House, Charlottesville, ca. 1925; Dudley Mountain Road House, Albemarle, early 20th century; Duff (E. L.) House, Ednam Forest, 1968; Duke House (R. W. Duke House), Charlottesville, late 19th century, razed; Dunn House, Free Union, late 19th century; Dunn (Dr. Thomas Martin), Free Union, late 19th century-early 20th century; Dutch Colonial, Charlottesville, early 20th century

 East Belmont, Keswick, ca. 1811, 1825 1978-1994 6 Echol's Bungalow, Charlottesville, 1895-1896 1996 6 Edgehill, Shadwell, 1790, 1828, interior burned 1916, 1961 1976-1998 6 Edgemont, (James Powell Cocke Home, Graham Clark Home, William Snead Home), South Garden, 1795, 1936 1950-1998 6 Edgewood, Cashs Corner, 1911, 1957, 1968 1975-1995 7 Edgeworth, Cashs Corner, 18th century, burned 1835, 1837, 1859,1933 1983-1995 7 Edgmont, (Christopher Clark, John Gilmer Home), Eastham, 1780, 1827, 1951 1978-1999 7 Ednam, (John L. Dryden Home), Farmington vicinity, ca. 1901, ca. 1937 1979-1994 7 Edwards House, (Bluford Brockman Home), Burnley, ca. 1780 or 1812 1989 7 Eldon Farm, (C. H. Page Home), Cobham, ca. 1925 n.d. 7 Elk Run Farm, Free Union, ca. 1884 1976 7 Ellerslie, (Three Rivers, 1976), Albemarle, 1842 1977-1995 7 Enderly, (Richard K. Flannagan Home), Charlottesville, 1859-1860, 1921 n.d. 7 Enniscorthy Cabin, (Cabin in the Grove), Green Mountain, 18th century, razed 1984 7 Enniscorthy 2, Green Mountain, ca. 1784, burned 1839 1967-1999 7 Enniscorthy 3, Green Mountain, 1850 1915-2000 7 Ernscliffe, Simeon, Albemarle, 1850s, razed 1991 1977-1993 7 Esmont, Esmont, ca. 1819, ca. 1953 1970-1990 7 Estes (Ned) Farm (Fairview, Dover-Foxcroft), Earlysville, ca. 1812, 1910 1989 7 Estouteville (Calycanthus Hill), Keene, ca. 1800, 1827-1830, 1983 1977-1991 7 Everett House, Charlottesville (relocated from Milton), early 19th century 1965-1995 8 Evergreen, Albemarle 1995 8 "E" General 1978-1995 8

Eaglehurst Farm, Albemarle; Early House, Earlysville, late 19th century; 310 East Beverly Street, Staunton, 1845; Echo Hill, Farmington area; Eddins-Robinson House, Charlottesville, 1895; Eddins-Tilden House, Charlottesville, 1901; Edgewood, Charlottesville, 1889; Edgewood Farm, Albemarle, 1878; Egern, Carters Bridge Neighborhood, 1949; Ellen Spring Farm, Cismont/Keswick Hunt; M. C. Elliott House, Charlottesville, 1935; 801 Elliott Avenue, Charlottesville, 1925; Eltham Manor, Piedmont Country, Henry County, 1936; Elwyn Farm, Augusta County, 1747, 1830; Emergency Relocation Home, 9th S. W., 1886; Epilogue, Greenwood, Albemarle County, 1971; Esmont home, Albemarle; Estes (Algretous) Farm, Earlysville, 1901; Estes Farm, Albemarle, 1890s; G. T. Estes Farm, Free Union, 1902; R. N. Estes House, Earlysville, 1890s; Eubank Place, Carters Bridge, ca. 1800; Evans Log House, Crozet, 19th century, demolished ca. 1960

 Fairmount, (Fairmont), Stony Point, ca. 1840, 1946 1957-1976 8 Fairview Farm, (John L Manahan; John E. Manahan; Thomas Staples Martin House 1942), Scottsville, burned 1926, 1941 1987-1990 8 Fairway, Farmington Country Club, 1930, 1950 1970 8 Farm, The New, (built for John A. G. Davis; Thomas Farish Home), Charlottesville, 1826, brick addition 1850 1975-1999 8 Farm, The Old, (built for Nicholas Lewis), Charlottesville, ca. 1770, 1939, 1949-1950 1987-2000 8 Farmington, (Farmington Country Club 1929; Francis Jerdone Tory Home; Warner Wood Home; General Peyton Home), Farmington, 18th century, 1803, 1898, 1929 1967-1998 8 Farmington Houses (unnamed), 20th century 1941-1997 8 Faulkner House, (Old Ivy Inn - Seymour Montesano; McFarland Home; Louis T. Hanckel Home; Thomas S. Martin Home, Frizell Home; Charles Goodyear Home; Haze Home; Jewry/Jury Home), Albemarle, 1855-1856, 1907, 1991 1975-1996 8 Feathers, Carters Bridge, (Featheridge; Belvidere; Falrose; Martin House), ca. 1800, 1820, 1939, 1960s 1975-1994 8 Fielding, Ivy, ca. 1825-1840 1976-1991 8 Fieldstone, Farmington, 1933 n.d. 8 Finally, (Wheeler Home), late 18th century, 1952 1991-1995 8 Findowrie, Cismont, (Aspen Grove; Campbells), ca. 1733 1978-1995 8 Fitch-Gleason House, Charlottesville, ca. 1845, ca. 1881 n.d. 8 Flordon, (Stone Hunting Lodge; James Camp Home), near Farmington, early 1930s 1983-1995 8 Forest Hill Plantation, Simeon, (Poplar Forest; John Watson Home; Tandy Wilhoit Home), 1786, ca. 1802, ca. 1900, 1933, 1946 n.d. 8 Forest Lodge, Albemarle, ca. 1910, ca. 1941 n.d. 8 Foster House, (Catherine "Kitty" Foster), Charlottesville, ca. 1833 1993-1995 9 Foster (Simon F.) House, Albemarle 1991 9 Fosteria, (W. W. McClung Home), Batesville, ca. 1820 1991 9 Four Acres, Charlottesville, 1910, ca. 1988 1979-1999 9 Fowler House, (Parrott Cottage), Charlottesville, 1863, 1870s, 1923 1982-1995 9 Fox Ridge Farm, Farmington Hunt, ca. 1850, 1941 1985-1988 9 Franklin, Stony Point, Albemarle, ca. 1795 1988-1992 9 Franklin-Halifax House, Free Union, 18th century n.d. 9 Fray, (Holly Tree Farm), Advance Mills, 1820s, mid 19th century 1995 9 "F" General 1980-1995 9

Fairview Farm, Farmington Hunt; Fansler House, Charlottesville, 1888, ca. 1914, ca. 1929, 1979; G. W. Farish House, Charlottesville, 1870; Farm estates, Keswick; Faulconer Home, Farmington, 1931; Ferguson House, Farmington Hunt/Free Union, ca. 1790; Ficklin-Crawford Cottage, Charlottesville, 1870s-1886; Fiddler's Green, Albemarle, 20th century; Fife-Lupton Cottage, Charlottesville, 1891; Fifth Street House, Charlottesville; Finch-McGee House (Cottage), Charlottesville, 1884; Fiske (Barbara J.), Covesville, 1880; Five Oaks, Albemarle, 19th century; Five Oaks, Ivy, 1908; Five Oaks, Esmont, late 19th/early 20th century; Fleischman House, Crozet, 1890; Forest Oaks, Natural Bridge, ca. 1806; Foster Home, (Cocke-Foster House), Albemarle, 1865-1870, 1874; Foster-Critzer House, Batesville, late 19th century/20th century; Fox Ridge Farm, Albemarle, early 1800s; Foxden Farm, Shadwell, Keswick Hunt; Foxhaven, Albemarle, ca. 1937; Free Union Horse Farm, Free Union, ca. 1900; Fuller-Bailey House, Charlottesville, 1892; Fuller-Bailey House, Charlottesville, 1892

 Gale Hill, (William Cecil Dabney Home), Albemarle, 1770, 1887, burned 1932 1993 9 Gallison Hall, Farmington, 1931-1933 1969-1997 9 Gardner House, Charlottesville, 1925 1993-1994 9 Gentry House, Crozet, ca. 1825 1976 9 George House, Charlottesville, ca. 1872 1980 9 George House, (H.A. George, Jr. Home), Farmington, 1936, 1947 n.d. 9 Gianniny-Bailey House, Charlottesville, 1895 1995 9 Gilmer-Wood House, Charlottesville, ca. 1820, razed pre-1901 n.d. 9 Gleason-Donovan House, Charlottesville, 1893 1995 9 Glen Dower 1, (Claim House), Keene, ca. 1745-1760 1957-1995 9 Glen Dower 2, (Scotts Mill; Dyers Mill), Keene, 1810, 19th century 1967-1995 9 Glen Echo, Albemarle, ca. 1760, 1936, ca. 1941 1977-1987 9 Glen Esk, (Marshall Durrett Place), North Garden, ca. 1790-1803 1980-1997 9 Glenmore, (Thomas Esten Randolph Home; Louis H. Girardin Home; Walker Timberlake Home; Thomas G. Watkins Home; Benjamin Henry Magruder Home); Shadwell, 1795, 1843 1957-1997 9 Glentivar, Greenwood, early 19th century, mid 19th century, 1989 1993-1998 9 Goodwin Farm, Camp Holiday Trails, Albemarle, 1820s n.d. 9 Gorman House, Charlottesville, 1825 1993 9 Grassmere, Ivy, ca. 1830, ca. 1860 1976-1990 9 Greenfields, Scottsville, 1904 1977-1995 9 Greenwood Farm, (William Dinwiddie Home), Albemarle, ca. 1915 n.d. 9 Guthrie Hall, Green Mountain, ca. 1901-1905 1978-1997 9 "G" General 1981-1995 10

Gaar-Madison, Free Union, ca. 1740, ca. 1840; Gamble-McCullough House, Charlottesville, 1890; Gardner-Mays Cottage, Earlysville, 1891; Garland Property, Albemarle, 1969-1970; Garnett House, Earlysville, mid 19th century; Gee House, Charlottesville, 1920s; Geiger-Coles House, Charlottesville, 1881; H. H. George House, Charlottesville, 1889-1891; George-Makris House, Charlottesville, 1882-1889; George-Perry House, Charlottesville, 1889-1891; Gibson Houses, Estes Street, Charlottesville, 1900; Giddings, 1930s, razed; Gillespie-Wright House, Charlottesville, 1887; Gilmore-Watts House, Charlottesville, 1922; Gilmorton, ca.1816

H. M. Gleason House, Charlottesville, ca. 1881, 1906; Gleason-Pendleton House, Charlottesville, ca. 1889; Glen Arvon, Albemarle, 1830; Glenmore Farm, Amelia County, 18th century; Glenwood, ca. 1847; Gloeckner House, Charlottesville, 1900; Goins (Robert) House, Charlottesville, ca. 1845-1849, ca. 1870-1875, 1957, 1964; Goldsmith House, Charlottesville, 1882-1889; Gooch House (W. D. Dabney Home), Charlottesville, ca.1870; Goodwin House, (Bemiss House), 1930s, 1992 addition; Gracroft, Albemarle; Graecote, Albemarle, 1962

Grassmere, Ivy, 20th century; 708 Graves Street, Charlottesville, 1918, 1993; Grayson, Keene, 1924-1927; Graystone, Farmington, 20th century; Green Creek farm estates, Albemarle, ca.1910; Green House, Batesville, mid 19th century; Greene Mount, King and Queen County, ca. 1770; Green Mountain, Boonesville, ca. 1802; Green Pastures, Albemarle County; Green Plains, Albemarle, 1836; Greenhills, Albemarle, ca. 1970; Greenway Farm, Greenwood, 19th century; remodeled 1970; Greenwood Cottage, Greenwood, Grigg (Milton L.) House, Charlottesville, 1948; The Grove, (Barksdale-Totty House), Charlottesville, 19th century; Grove Hill Farm, Albemarle, 1937, 1947

 Haden-Coles House, (Elizabeth Coles Home), Charlottesville, 1915-1918, razed 1980-1995 10 Hale House, (William Newton Hale), Charlottesville, 1949 1985 10 Hampstead, (Belle Gate; Rin Ran), Albemarle, dated timber 1804, 1830s, mid 20th century 1978-1995 10 Hanckel House, (Lewis Hackel Home), Charlottesville, early 19th century 1995 10 Hard Bargain, Charlottesville, 1878 1978 10 Harris Houses, (Harris Farm Slave House, Albemarle, ca. 1840-1860; Harris House outbuilding, Free Union, late 19th early 20th century) 1980-1990 10 Harris-Sheperd House, Charlottesville, 1905, razed ca. 1981 1980 10 Hatton Grange, (Mountain View), Albemarle, 1831, 1898 1991-1996 10 Hatton on the James, Albemarle, early-mid 19th century 1996 10 Hawkins-Wondree House, Charlottesville, ca. 1835, 1892 1977 10 Head of Creek Plantation, (Woodlawn Farm; The Willows; Old Plantation; Edward Garland Home; Joseph Sutherland Home), ca. 1790, burned ca. 1970 1980-1995 10 Headquarters, (Mountain View; Bruce House), Browns Cove, 1769, frame burned, 1812 rear, 1818 brick, 1956 1954-1991 10 Heiskell-Livers Townhouse 1, (John L. Livers Home 1913), Charlottesville, ca. 1822, 1915 1975-1994 10 Heiskell-Livers Townhouse 2, (McKennie-Livers Annex), Charlottesville, 1842 1995 10 Hermitage. Albemarle 1982-1991 10 Hessian Road house, Charlottesville, 20th century 1994 10 Hidden Acres, Albemarle, 1850-1870, 1930s 1976 10 High Meadows, (Fairview; Mountain Sunset), Scottsville, 1832, 1883 1986-1995 10 High Mowing, (Sally Alexander Martin Home), Albemarle, 1856, 1862 1991-1995 10 High Oaks, Farmington, ca. 1938 1977 10 Highlands, (Magnolia Cottage), Albemarle, 1929, 1936, 1938 n.d. 10 Hill, The, (John W. Davis Home; Thomas Walker Gilmer Home; T. J. Williams Home; C. H. Walker Home; John T. Antrim, Sr. Home), Charlottesville, 1831, razed 1904 1991 10 Hill House, Batesville, late 19th century, 1979 1988-1993 10 Hill House (William Maury Hill House), (other owners include James Dinsmore, John A. G. Davis, John Smith. Benjamin P. A. Warthen), Dudley Mountain, 19th century 1991-1998 10 Hill Top, (Charles R. Dorrier House), Scottsville, ca. 1914 1976-1991 10 Hillcrest Farm, (Verdant Lawn; High Ground; John T. Randolph Home; Paul B. Barringer Sanitorium; Percy Brown Home; Tandem School), Albemarle, ca. 1840 1991-1997 10 Hillside, (Harmon House), Charlottesville, 1899 1996 10 Hodges-Gleason House, (Barksdale House), Charlottesville, 1857 1974-1995 10 Holly Croft, (Tuckedin), Keswick, ca. 1860, 1970 1986 10 Holly Fork, (Hopewell; Hopedale), Cismont, late 18th century, burned 1849 & 1966 1957-1978 10 Holly Hollow, (Daniel Wood House), Ivy, 1837 1976-1998 10 Holly Tree Farm, Advance Mills, ca. 1790 1994 10 Hollymead, (Dean Runk Home; Silver Thatch Inn), Albemarle, ca. 1777, ca. 1800, 1936-1937, 1963 1973-1995 10 Home Tract, (Hughes House; White House), Ivy, 1803, 1812, 1870, ca. 1925 1976-1999 10 Homeplace, The, (William Tompkins Home; White Hall), White Hall, mid 19th century, 1975 1976-1979 10 Horseshoe, The, Woodsons Corner, mid 19th century, mid 20th century 1991-1995 10 Horseshoe Retreat, (Gay House; Old James C. Houchens Home), Gay Mountain, mid 19th century, 1951-1952 1993 10 Hotopp-Watson House, Charlottesville, 1900 n.d. 10 House at Lindsay, mid 19th century n.d. 10 Houses, (various unnamed houses), Charlottesville and Albemarle 1995-1998 10 Howard House, (Lucy Howard House razed), Israels Gap, ca. 1900 1991-1995 11 Howardsville Tripartite House, ca. 1830, ruins from 1969 flood 1976-1995 11 Howardsville (various unnamed houses), ca. 1800, 1846, 1880s 1974-1989 11 Hughes House, Charlottesville, ca. 1853 n.d. 11 Hulfish House, Charlottesville, 1902, 1987 n.d. 11 Hydraulic Mills, (Redbrook; Running Fox); ca. 1818, 1829, 1939 1976 11 "H" General 1956-1996 11

Halcyon, Albemarle; Hale House, (Holmes House), Hessian Road, ca. 1948; Hale House, Meadowbrook Road, 1949; Halfway House , Farmington, 20th century; Halifax House, Albemarle, 19th century, mid 20th century; Hall Place, Albemarle, 1830; Hammond House, Charlottesville, 1925; Hancock House, Charlottesville, 1874; Hannah House, Crozet, 1900; Hansen House, Pantops Mountain, 1940s; Harris House, Albemarle, late 19th century; Harris House, (Davis House), White Hall, late 18th century; Harrison House, Albemarle, mid 19th century; Harrison House, (W. Wright Harrison House), Farmington, 20th century; Hart House, Albemarle, ante 1820, 1870s; Hartnagle-Witt House, Charlottesville, 1884; Hatch House, (Rev. J. W. Hatch House; Dr. W. D. Macon House), Charlottesville; Hawkins-Harmon House, (Pace's Taxi Co., Inc.), Charlottesville, ca. 1843; Hawkins-Holmes House, (John A. Holmes Home; William Dyer Wheeler Home), Charlottesville, 1850s; Hawkins-Perry House, Charlottesville, 1873

Hearthwood House, Ivy, ca. 1881; Heathcote, Keswick Hunt, ca. 1915; Heatwole, Charlottesville, 1920; Hectic Hill, Albemarle, ca. 1792; The Hedges, (Happy Creek), Albemarle, 20th century; Heiskell House, (John J. Collier, J. Henry Irving owners), Charlottesville, ca. 1822, razed; Henderson House, Charlottesville, 1934; Herndon House, (Parr Home; Andy Johnson Home), Scottsville, ca. 1810; Herring-Turner House, Charlottesville, 1914; Highlands, Farmington Hunt, 20th century; Hillcrest Apartments Cottage, Charlottesville, 19th century, moved ca. 1892; Hill-Holladay House, Charlottesville, 1905; Hillel Foundation, Charlottesville, ca. 1913-1914; Hilltop, Esmont

Holladay House, Charlottesville, 1894; Historic Downtown House, late 19th century; Hollow Tree, (Greenway), Green Mountain, 1893, 1920s; Holly Hill, (Martin-Wilder House), Charlottesville, 1899; Holly Hill, (Major Henry Wise guest house), Farmington, 1957; Holt Farm, Keene, ca. 1900; The Homestead, Albemarle, addition late 20th century; Homestead Style, Charlottesville, early 20th century; Home Track, (Home Tract), Crozet, ca. 1890, ca. 1994; Homestretch, Earlysville, addition ca. 1889; Hopewell, Browns Cove, 20th century; Hors de Ville, Charlottesville; Horseshoe Farm, Albemarle; Howard (Allan) Home, Howardsville; Howard- Jackson House, Charlottesville, ca. 1871-1875, 1906, 1965; Hudson (John) Home, Red Hill area, ca. 1828; Hudson-Smith House, Charlottesville, 1881; Humphrey-Abell House, (Hill and Dale; Frank Abell House), Albemarle, ca. 1880-1895; Humphries House, Charlottesville, razed; Hunt House, Albemarle, mid 19th century, early 20th century; Hunter's Hall, Albemarle, 1896; Hunting Box, Free Union/Earlysville; Huntin' Ridge Farm, Albemarle; Huyett-Bryan House, Charlottesville, 1901

 Idylwood Studio, (William Edward Burgess Home), Scottsville 1993 11 Ingleside, Keswick, 1885, 1917 1986 11 Inn at Monticello, Albemarle, mid 19th century 1995 11 Isole, Albemarle, ca. 1900 1996 11 Ivy Creek Farm, (J. J. Woods Home), Ivy, mid 19th century, ca. 1939 1978 11 Ivywood, Farmington, ca. 1936 1993 11 Ix House, (Frank Ix Residence), Charlottesville, early 1930s, 1960 n.d. 11 "I" General 1968-1998 11

Indian Fields, Albemarle, late 18th century, burned 1854; Inglescress, Albemarle, 1986; Ingleridge Farm, Albemarle, 1941; Ingleside, North Garden; International Students House, Charlottesville, 1914; Ivory Log House, (Ivy Log House), Albemarle, ca. 1880; Ivy Cottage, Farmington area; Ivy Glen Farm, (Herbert Pettey House), Ivy, 20th century; Ivy Manor, (William W. Gilmer House; White Oaks), Albemarle, ca. 1845, burned ca. 1921

 Jarman House, (Brugger House), Crozet, early 19th century 1976-1995 11 Jarman-Cree House, (Walton House), Crozet, ca. 1860 1994-1995 11 Jarman-Walker House, Jarmans Gap, ca. 1835 1976-1994 11 Jeffries House, (Preddys Funeral Home), Charlottesville, 1858, 1934 1995 11 Jeffries-Bruce House, (Martha K. Bruce Home; James M. Jeffries Home), Scottsville, ca. 1838 1978-1990 11 Jones-Williams House, (Social Hall), Charlottesville, 1814 1974-1995 11 Jordan-Morgan-Leitch-Haden House, Charlottesville, ca. 1806, ca. 1884, 1907 1978-1998 11 Jumping Branch, Garth Road, Albemarle, 20th century 1995-1999 11 "J" General 1978-1998 11

Jackson House, (Nanny Cox Jackson Home; William Wirt Law Office; City Hall site), razed 1968; Jacobs Run Farm, (John G. B. Crenshaw Farm), Earlysville, ca. 1850, ca. 1870; Jamestown (frame house from 1907 James Tercentenary, Crozet; J. N. Jarman House, (J. W. Gentry House), Crozet, 1908; John L. Jarman House, Charlottesville, 1892; East Jefferson Street House, Charlottesville, 1925; James L. Jessup House, Colthurst Farm, Charlottesville, 20th century; William Johnson, builder, Cismont, Stephen Jones Home, Charlottesville, 1925; Joseph-Batten House, (Batten Place), Batesville, ca. 1900

 Keelona, (Redbrook), Carters Bridge, 1797, ca. 1850, 1940 1977-1995 11 Keith House, (Daniel Keith Home, Nimmo Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1790, 1937 1983-1985 11 Kelly House, (John Kelley House), 1828, mid 19th century, razed mid 20th century 1993 11 Kenridge, (Colridge; Kappa Sigma Headquarters; site of original William Garth House), Albemarle, 1922, 1969 1965-1995 11 Kenwood 1, (Fancy Hill), 1820s, mid 18th century, razed 20th century 1990-1997 11 Kenwood 2, (site of Kenwood 1; Little White House; Frances Nash Home; Ellen Nash Foundation), 20th century, ca. 1938 1990-1998 11 Keswick, (Turkey Hill; Dr. Thomas Walker House), Cash Corner, 1764, 1818, 1832 1980-1999 11 Key House, Charlottesville, 1888 1993-1995 11 Key West, Albemarle, ca. 1872 1978-1995 11 Kinloch, (Margaret Patterson Home), Cismont, ca. 1764, razed, burned ca. 1839, May 1865, late 19th century, 1940s, 1995 1978-1995 11 Kirgis House, Charlottesville, 1937 1993 11 Kirklea, Ivy, ca. 1896, 1981 1990-1996 11 "K" General 1990-1995 11

Kearsarge, (Robert Harris Woods House), Albemarle, 1926; Keene, house at, Albemarle, ca. 1900-1925; Kelly House, Kellytown, Charlottesville, 1868, 1870s; Kenmont, Farmington, 20th century; Keogh Home, North Garden, 1929; Kesmont, Cismont, ca.1950; The Keswick Estate, Keswick, 1997; Keswick Farm, Albemarle, 1810; Kilby/Joseph House, Albemarle, 1867; Kilham House, Farmington, 1941; King- Burgess House, Charlottesville, 1886; King-Runkle House, Charlottesville, 1891; Kyldeere Farm, Albemarle, 1981

 Lanark, Albemarle, mid 19th century 1975-1995 12 Landsdale Farm, Farmington Hunt, ca. 1810, late 20th century n.d. 12 Lands End, (Dr. Charles Minor Home; McLaughlin Home; Henry Crawford Home), ca. 1780, 1938, 1944-1947 1990 12 Leaflands, (Olivet Presbyterian Church), Albemarle, 1920s 1989-1995 12 Leathers House, Albemarle, ca. 1845, ca. 1905 1979 12 Leathers-Snyders House, Charlottesville, 1891 1995 12 Lego site, Albemarle, (Thomas Walker House; Jefferson Farm); early 19th century, 1894 1987 12 Leitch House, (James S. Leitch House), Charlottesville, 1892, 1975 1992 12 Lennox Farm, Green Mountain, early 18th century 1988-1995 12 Lewis Level, (Stillwater Farm; Stockton Farm; Lone Oak; William Morris Home; Lady Blanca Rosenstiel Home), Albemarle, 1790, 1820s, 1962 1976-2000 12 Lewis Mountain, (Kearny Mission; Society for Precious Blood; Thomas Campbell Home), Charlottesville, 1909, early 1920s 1937-1994 12 Licking, (Lickin'; Bazille Brown Place), Browns Cove, ca. 1822, burned ca. 1940, razed 1984 1982-1995 12 Limestone, Shadwell, (James/Andrew Monroe Home; George C. Blaetterman Home), 18th century, 1828, 1928 1976-1999 12 Linden Farm, Crossroads, (John White Caroline Moore Home; Garnett White Home), ca. 1800, late 19th century, 1960s, 1991 1980-1996 12 Linden (Old), Albemarle, (Nicholas Beary Home; David Branaman Home), late 18th century, ca. 1990 1980-1998 12 Lion's Watch, (The Long C Farm; Henry A. Wise Home; Merrymore), Albemarle County, 1940-1941 1969 12 Lipop House, Charlottesville, ca. 1836, late 19th century 1995 12 Little Keswick, Keswick, (Keswick Orchard; Keswick Park; Elizabeth Wheeler Home), ca. 1870, mid 19th century n.d. 12 Little Mountain, (Locust Grove), Albemarle, ca. 1800, early 20th century, 1930s 1978-1995 12 Lochlyn n.d. 12 Locust Farm, (Quintus Valentine Head & Mary Florence Feaganes Home), Free Union, early 19th century 1996 12 Locust Grove, Charlottesville, 1840-1844, ca. 1890s, 1946-1947 1990 12 Locust Hill, (Benjamin Johnson and Elizabeth Moorman Home), Howardsville, late 18th century 1991-1998 12 Locust Hill, (Meriwether Lewis Birthplace), Ivy, 18th century, burned ca. 1837 1976-1995 12 Logan, (Meriwether Lewis Walker House), Gordonsville, ca. 1836, 1840-1855 1979 12 Log House, Rt. 750, Albemarle, mid 19th century 1996 12 Logon, (Breitstein), Keswick Hunt Country, ca. 1870, 1930s 1977-1979 12 Long Branch, (Samuel White Home), Ivy, early 19th century 1978-1998 12 Longly, Albemarle, ca. 1850, ca. 1920 1993 12 Longwood, Albemarle, 1765, ca. 1800, 1820 1974-1996 12 Lyman Mansion, (Blue Ridge Sanitorium), Albemarle, 1876, 1922 1986 12 Lynchburg Road houses, Albemarle n.d. 12 "L" General 1980-1995 12

Lafayette's Camp, Keswick Hunt; Lamb House (Virginia Lamb), Yancey Mills, 1900; Lamm House, (Catholic Diocese of Richmond, owner), Earlysville, mid 19th century, ca. 1900; Landrum- Irving House, Charlottesville, 1908; Larmour House, Albemarle, ca. 1900; Leake-Farish House, Charlottesville, 1850s, 1920; Leitch House, (James A. Leitch House), Charlottesville, 1910; Leitch-Munday House, Charlottesville, 1828; Lewis-Lammey House, Charlottesville, 1897; Liberty Hall, Farmington Hunt; Limestone Spring Farm, Shadwell area, ca. 1820; Linden Lane Farm, Keswick, 1930s; Lindsay House, (Daniel House), Scottsville, mid 19th century; Little Black Mountain, Albemarle, 1971; Little Raynham, Albemarle, 20th century; Little Virginia, (School/Office relocated from The Meadows), Lindsay, late 19th century, ca. 1900; Lochlyn, Albemarle, 1950s, 1985; Lochlyn Cottage, Albemarle, 1980; Locust Avenue House, early 20th century; Locust Grove House, Locust Grove Improvement Company House #1, Charlottesville, ca. 1894-1895; Locust Grove Improvement Company House #2, Charlottesville, ca. 1894-1895, 1908; Locust Shade, (Windcrest), Albemarle, ca. 1850; Lofland Place, Albemarle, ca. 1860; Log Cabin, Carters Bridge; Log House, Camp Carter; Log House, Albemarle, razed; Log House Farm, Albemarle, 20th century; Lone Oak Farm, Albemarle, 20th century; Lonleat, (Kennett W. Hinks House), Turner Mountain, Ivy, ca. 1962; Long Ridge, Albemarle; Lost Valley Farm, Albemarle; Lotti House, Charlottesville, 1882-1889; Lower Sherwood, (Mt. Airy site), Albemalre, 1952; Lydea, Woodbridge, late 19th century; Lyndhall Apartments, University Way, 1915

 Macon-Victorius House, (Paul Victorius Home; James Madison Curtis Home), Charlottesville, 1914, 1944 1995 12 Madras Hill, near Greenwood, 1825, 1920s, 1930s, 1975 1987-1991 12 Mallory-Spencer House, Charlottesville, 1891 n.d. 12 Malvern (Millhouse, Oakland, Mayor Benjamin Wheeler Home; Gerald Lindsay Home; S. O. White Home), Albemarle, ca. 1820, 1969-1970 1997-1998 12 Manahan House, (Home of Anastasia, wife of John Manahan), Charlottesville, 1960 1991-1995 12 Maple Hill, (old site of Maple Hill Cottage), Albemarle, 1914, 1976 1983 12 Maple Hill Cottage, (Giles Home; Harrison Home; George T. Omohundro Home), Albemarle, ca. 1820, moved 1976 1990 12 Marcha Hill, near Scottsville n.d. 12 Marshall-Rucker House, (William J. Rucker Home), Charlottesville, 1894, 1930 1975-1998 12 Massie-Wills Townhouse, (Frederick Wills Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1830 1965-1993 12 Matthews House, (site of Lewis Leschot Shop & Library), Charlottesville, ca. 1836 1995-1997 13 Maupin-Bibb House, (Chapman W. Maupin Home; William A. Bibb Home), Charlottesville, early 19th century 1991-1996 13 Maupin House, ("Creek Dave" Maupin House), Albemarle, mid 1830s 1976 13 Maxfield, (Belvoir; Fairy Fort; The Creek Farm; Hommes or Money Boys School), Keswick, ca. 1764, burned 1835, moved to Milton then to Cismont 1978-1991 13 McAllister-Andrews House, (J. B. Andrews Home), Charlottesville, 1875, 1896, 1985 1980-1994 13 McCue House, (Afton Farm), Albemarle, ca. 1883 1991-1999 13 Meadow Bluffs, (Southern Comfort; Harris Plantation; The Farm), Free Union, ca. 1790, 1891, 1967 1955-1976 13 Meadow Creek, Albemarle, late 19th century 1994 13 Meadowbrook, Greenwood, ca. 1800 1990-1992 13 Meadows, The, (Little Virginia), Albemarle (main house over Louisa line), ca. 1810, late 19th century 1995 13 Meadows, The, (James O. Carr House; House Tract of Meadow Creek Farm; Peyton House), Charlottesville, ca. 1872, razed 1992 1992-1996 13 Mechum River Farm, Batesville, ca. 1810, 1840s 1989-1992 13 Meridien, Free Union, ca. 1840 1989 13 Meriwether, Farmington Hunt, 20th century n.d. 13 Merrie Mill Plantation, (Edgefield), Cobham, 1857, ca. 1900 1979-1999 13 Merry Oaks, Burnley, ca. 1830, 1947, 1950 1990-1997 13 Meyers House, Charlottesville, 1925 1994 13 Michie House, Saint Margaret's, Cobham, ca. 1785 1992 13 Midmont, (Bernard Chamberlain Home; William C. Chamberlain Home; Mary Lewis Clarkson Craven Home; Thomas Walker Maury Home; Jesse Pitman Lewis owner), Charlottesville, early 19th century, mid 19th century, ca. 1870 1989 13 Midway, (Riverdale Farm; Huntsmoor), Farmington Hunt, 1765, 1807, 1820, ca. 1930 1977-1998 13 Midway Farm, Crozet, ca. 1810, 1930s 1984-1995 13 Millburne, Albemarle, Charlottesville, ca. 1800 1992 13 Miller House, Charlottesville, 1902, 1987 1993 13 Miller House, Earlysville, 1927 1993 13 Millhaven, Advance Mills, ca. 1920 1982-1991 13 Millstream Farm, Advance Mills, ca. 1866, 1965 n.d. 13 Milton Farm, Milton, early 19th century, ca. 1915 1982 13 Mini-Acres, Keene, 1890 n.d. 13 Minor-Nelson House, (and Minor-Nelson Sanitarium), Charlottesville, ca. 1827-1840 1991-1999 13 Mirador, (El Mirador; Millburne site), 1842, 1897, 1921, 1930, 1976 1974-1994 13 Monroe Hill, (Lower Plantation; Major Edmund Broadus Home; Arthur P. Brockenbrough Home; Captain John M. Perry Home), University of Virginia, ca. 1789, 1817, 1848, 1929-1930 1990-1999 13 Montalto, (Pattersons Mountain; Carters Mountain; Browns Mountain; Repose; Kinrose; Carter Ridge; Mountaintop Farm; Mount Alto), Albemarle, ca. 1900 1995 13 Montebello, (George Wilson Spooner, Jr. Home; Charles Scott Venable Home; William Mynn Thorton Home; Bruns Home; Mrs. Eva Warren Home; John Zack Holladay, Sr. Home; Douglas Buffum Home; Gundy Home; Isaac Kimber Moran Home; Hardy Cross Dillard Home; Frank Kaulback, Jr. Home; Marion B. Peavy Home; Robert Sweeney Home), Stadium Road, Charlottesville, 1819-1820 1982-1994 13 Montesano, Charlottesville, 1939-1940 1981 13 Monticello 1, (A Jefferson Farm), Carters Mountain, 1768-1796 1981 13 Monticello 2, (A Jefferson Farm), Carters Mountain, 1796-1809, 1935, 1953-1954 1973-1995 14 Monticello, Inn at (see Inn at Monticello) 1995 14 Monticola, (Fowles Tavern), Howardsville, early 1840s 1991-1995 14 Mooreland, (Poplar Springs), Albemarle, 1854 1991 14 Mooreland (Old), (Locust Grove (?); William Moore Home; Charles Wingfield Home; Marcus Durrett Home), Albemarle, 1750, 1930s 1987-1995 14 Morea, (John M. Perry, landowner; Richard Thomas Walker Duke Home; Little Morea, attached; Boarding House), Spring Lane, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, ca. 1835, 1847, 1962 1976-1985 14 Morrisena, Warren, early 19th century 1977-1992 14 Morris House, (Anne C. Morris Home), Charlottesville, 1845 1991 14 Morrowdale, Albemarle, near White Hall, 19th century n.d. 14 Morven 1, (Indian Camp Slave Quarters), Simeon, ca. 1796 1993 14 Morven 2, (Whitney Stone Home; Margaret Patterson Home), Simeon, ca. 1820, 1926, 1928, 1936 1976-1997 14 Morven, (Dr. Edward F. Birckhead Home; Dr. Edward H. Birckhead Home), Albemarle, 18th century 1994-2000 14 Mount Air (Cole-Bishop House; Ferneyhough Home; McVey Home; Coles Home; Bishop Home), Proffit, 18th century, ca. 1865 1991-1997 14 Mount Air (Christopher Hudson House; Mount Ayr; Judge John Schuyler Moon Winter Home), Carters Bridge, 18th century 1991 14 Mount Air Farm, White Hall, 1914 1975 14 Mount Amour, (Crystal Mountain Farm; Socrates Maupin Home), Greenwood, ca. 1790, ca. 1830 1981-1991 14 Mount Comfort, (across from) Woodlands, Albemarle, ca. 1800 1979-1997 15 Mount Eagle 1, (Charles Lilburn Lewis Home; Craven Peyton Home), Albemarle, 18th century 1991 15 Mount Eagle 2, (Robert Gentry Home), Boyd Tavern, 1846 1976 15 Mount Fair, (Captain Bazaleel Brown, Sr. Home; Dean Edmund S. Campbell Home), Browns Cove, 1845 1966-2000 15 Mount Ida, (David Ross Home; William Leitch Home), Keene, 1790s, 1996 relocated 1997 15 Mount Pleasant, ca. 1830, Scottsville, mid 19th century, early 20th century 1980-1998 15 Mount Prospect, (Charles & Christopher Hudson Home; Charles Wingfield, Sr. Home), Biscuit Run Valley, ca. 1762 n.d. 15 Mount Walla, (Mount Wallow; Peter Field Jefferson, owner), Scottsville, ca. 1770 1993 15 Mount Warren (Governor Wilson Cary Nicholas House; William Tapscott Home), Warren, ca. 1780, burned 1927 1973-1996 15 Mount Warren Farm (Wilson Cary Nicholas, owner; Wolcott Rives, owner), Esmont, ca. 1900 1991-1996 15 Mountain Grove, (Benjamin Harris, owner), Green Mountain, 1803-1804 1966-2000 15 Mountain View, Albemarle, ca. 1810, ca. 1825 1976 15 Mountain View Farm, Albemarle, early 19th century n.d. 15 Music Hall (Captain James H. Terrell Home), Cismont, late 18th century, razed, ca. 1910 n.d. 15 "M" General 1955-1996 15

Magruder House, Farmington, 1952; Lawton Mahan House, Farmington; Mahanes House, Charlottesville, William Mahone House, Keene, 1900; Maple Hill, Greenwood. ca. 1915; Mariah, Farmington Hunt, 20th century; Marlewood Hall, Greenwood, 20th century; Marshall-Dabney-Shackleford-Cubbage House, (George B. Marshall; Walter D. Dabney; Gertrude Shackleford; Ann H. Cubbage), Charlottesville, ca. 1892; Marshall-Edwards House, (George B. Marshall; Samuel W. Edwards), Charlottesville, ca. 1894; Marshall Farm, Earlysville, late 19th century; Martin House, Charlottesville; Mason Lane, Charlottesville, 1927; Massie House, Covesville, 1900; Massie-Dabney House, Charlottesville, 1895; Massie-Smith Townhouse, Charlottesville, ca. 1830; Massland Farm; Keswick Hunt;Maupin's Place, Albemarle, ca. 1810; Pleasent Maupin Homestead, Free Union, late 18th century; Benjamin Maupin House, Free Union, 1830s-1850s; Nathaniel Maupin House, (Guy Via House), Albemarle, ca. 1826; Maxwell Mountain House, (John Maxwell Home), Covesville, ca. 1751

McAllister House, Batesville, late 19th century; Cecil McAllister Home, Sugar Hollow, mid 19th century, 1935; McCarthy House, Albemarle, 1830; McCrory House, Ednam Forest, 20th century; McCue-Sprouse House, Crozet, ca. 1880-1900; McGregor House, Howardsville, 1840, 1980s; McIntire House, (Paul McIntire Home), Charlottesville, razed; McKennie-Miller House, Charlottesville, ca. 1850; McMurdo-Michael House, (James Harry Michael, Jr. House), Charlottesville, 1899; Meadelands, (Richard K. Meade Home; Llewellyn), Charlottesville, 1854; Meadow View, Albemarle; Mechunk Creek Stables, Keswick Hunt, ca. 1910; Merifields, Cismont, late 19th century; Merlands, Albemarle, late 18th century

Michie-Morris House, Charlottesville, 1898; Middle Mountain Farm, Sugar Hollow, 1934-1943; Midstream, Albemarle, 20th century; Miller School Road House, Albemarle, 1931; Millstone, Albemarle, 1920s; Millwood Manor, Albemarle; Minor Court Apartments, University Avenue, 1896, 1927; Minor-Gilmer House, Charlottesville, 1873; Miramont, University Circle, 1914

Monticello Wine Company House, Charlottesville, ca. 1884; Moon House, (Brooks-Martin Log House; Layman House), Batesville, mid 19th century; Moon House, (Chancellor House), Scottsville, early 19th century; Moon-Henderson House, Charlottesville, late 19th century; Moore-Wingfield House, Charlottesville, 1885; Lanny P. Morris House, Albemarle, early 20th century; Morris Home, (Clark Sutherland Home), Albemarle, ca. 1824; Mt. Airy, Albemarle, early 1920s; Mount Merrie Farm, Albemarle; Mountain Hollow Farm, Greenwood, 19th century; Mountain Meadows, Greenwood; Mountain View, (Harkaway), Crozet, 1930; Myers House, Charlottesville, 1925

 Neilson House, (John Neilson, owner; Captain Christopher L. Fowler Home), Charlottesville, 1862 1982-1991 15 Nelson House, (R. B. Nelson, owner), Charlottesville, 1857-1862 1996-1998 15 New Shadwell, (Colonel Frank G. Ruffin, owner; Punch Bowl Farm; Thomas Jefferson Randolph, Jr. Home), Albemarle, 18th century, 1841, 1923 interior burned, 1946 1975-1976 15 New Woodville, (Elizabeth & Sally Coles Hotel; Jaquelin T. Robertson Home), Green Mountain, 1892, 1989 1980-1995 15 Nimmo House, Albemarle, 1870-1873 1979 15 Nockamellie, Albemarle, 20th century n.d. 15 Normandale, (Melrose; Carr House), Albemarle, 18th century, 1975-1976 n.d. 15 Norris House, (Joseph Norris, owner), Charlottesville, ca. 1850; 1953 razed for Monticello Hotel parking) 1990-1991 15 Norris-McCue Townhouses, (Norris-McCue Building), Charlottesville, 1820s 1976 15 Northwood, Charlottesville, 1843 n.d. 15 Northwoods, Ivy, ca. 1870, 1989 1982-1994 15 Nutmeg, (Charles T. Taylor, owner; Charles Hudson, 1730 patent), Carters Bridge, ca. 1940, 1977 1986-1988 15 Nydrie, (Harry Douglas Forsyth, owner; Ray Alan Van Clief Home), ca. 1898, 1932 1980 15 Nydrie (Log Saddlebag House; converted into school), Green Mountain 1990 15 "N" General n.d. 15

Nalls House, Charlottesville. 1885; Narrow Lane Farm, Albemarle, mid 19th century; Nay House, Covesville, late 19th century; Nimmo-Sims House, Charlottesville, ca. 1875)

 Oak Crest, (Gibson House; Benjamin Sowell House), Alberene, early 19th century 1977-1993 16 Oak Forest, Farmington, ca. 1933 n.d. 16 Oak Grove, (Meadowbrook Farm; Hugh Rice Morris House), ca. 1790 1980 16 Oak Hill, (Gambrel Place; November Hill; Francis W. Meriwether Home; Miss Selma Nelson Home), Stony Point, ca. 1820, burned 1953 n.d. 16 Oak Hill (Tommy Renwick, owner), Farmington Hunt, 1930s 1977 16 Oak Hill, (Garrett House), Charlottesville, razed 1950s 1992-1993 16 Oak Lawn, (Oaklawn), Earlysville, 18th century, 1965 1976-1983 16 Oak Lawn (Oak Grove; Reverend James Fife Home), Charlottesville, 1822, ca. 1900 1979-1999 16 Oaklands, (Benjamin Wood, owner; converted to bungalow), Woodville, Ivy, ca. 1845, ca. 1916 1976-1979 16 Oakleigh, (Countess Judith Gyurky Home), Port-a-Ferry, ca. 1905, ca. 1939 n.d. 16 Oaks, The, (Judge Cornwell Franklin Home), Keswick, ca. 1834, ca. 1952, 1991 1979-1990 16 Oakwood, (W. H. Harris), Fan Mountain, ca. 1795 1981-1993 16 Old Hall, (James W. Mason House; used as hospital by Dr. Lottie Moon), 1830 1978-1997 16 Old Longwood, (Michie House), Albemarle, ca. 1825, 1900 1976-1991 16 Oldham, (James Oldham House), Mechums River, ca. 1830, 1920s 1976-1997 16 Orangedale, (William Dinsmore Home; Joseph Watson Home), Charlottesville, 1820s, late 19th century n.d. 16 "O" General 1976-1984 16

Oak Hill, (A. M. Taylor House), Greenwood, 1916; Oak Hill, Howardsville, 1845; Oak Lane, Charlottesville, 1890-1898, ca. 1955; Oakdale, Keswick; Oakencroft, (Felicia Warburg Rogan, owner), Charlottesville; Oakhurst, Green Mountain, 20th century; Oakmont, (Isetta), Green Mountain, ca. 1912; Oakwold, Scottsville, ca. 1914, ca. 1961; Oakwood, Albemarle, 20th century; Octavo, Greenwood, ca. 1820s; October Light Horse Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1870; Old Edgewood, Albemarle, ca. 1850; Old Homestead, Albemarle, ca. 1825; Old Paradise, Greenwood, ca. 1850

 Pandora Farm, Cobham, 1840 1977 16 Pantops 2, (James Leitch House; Sampson Home; Pantops Academy; Paul G. McIntire, owner- University of Virginia), Albemarle, ca. 1797, 1877, 1884, 1938 1998 16 Pantops 3, (James Creek House), Albemarle, 1937 n.d. 16 Patches, Farmington, 1933 1992 16 Patton Mansion, (John Patton House; Judge J. C. Brooks Home; Mary Fitch Home), Charlottesville, 1820s, 1850s 1980 16 Pen Park, (William Hotopp Home), Rivanna River, ante 1750, 1920s burned, ca. 1972 razed n.d. 16 Piedmont, (Reuben Maury House), University of Virginia, Charlottesville, ca. 1830, late 19th century 1986-1995 16 Piedmont, (William Wallace House), Greenwood, ca. 1805-1809, 1816 1990-1998 16 Piedmont, (J. J. Pace Home, T. Ed Powers Home; Harris Home; Civil War Hospital), White Hall, ca. 1850, ca. 1853, ca. 1972 1956-1987 16 Piedmont Manor, (Girls School; movies Virginiaand Giantfilmed here), Stony Point, 1845, ca. 1939 1978 16 Pigeon Top Farm, Millington, ante 1870 n.d. 16 Pine Knot, Keene, (Plain Dealing Cottage; President Theodore Roosevelt Hunting Lodge), 1903, ca. 1905 1978-1999 16 Pines, (Terrell House; Tucks Home; Pettus Home; Bowlesville), Cismont, late 18th century, 1812 1992 16 Pireus House, (William H. Meriwether House), Charlottesville, ca. 1835 1995 16 Pitts-Inge House, (Inge Home & Store; George P. Inge, Sr. Home; converted into Bull Alley Restaurant); West Main Street, Charlottesville, 1820, 1890, 1980s, 1989 fire 1979-1990 16 Plain Dealing, Keene, 1761, 1789, 1934, 1980s, 1994 (3 folders) 1977-1998 17 Plainview Farm, (Ballard-Maupin House; Thomas Maupin House; Thomas Ballard House; Bradford Hall; George and Elizabeth Neff owners), Free Union area, Albemarle, ca. 1760, 1994 1994-1997 17 Pleasant Hill, (Pleasant View; Childress-Turner House), Scottsville district, ca. 1801 1975-1991 17 Pleasant Hill, (Samuel Barksdale; Rice Garland Barksdale; Senator Edward O. McCue Home), Albemarle, early 19th century, 1850s, 1942 1973-1992 17 Pleasant Retreat, (Wiant Place; Benjamin Brown, Jr. Home; bricks used at Mirador), Browns Cove, ca. 1810, 1920s, razed 1930 1989-1996 17 Plumb Pleasant, Crozet, early 19th century n.d. 17 Pomegranate, Crozet, ca. 1825, 1850s 1978-1996 17 Port-A-Ferry, (Countess Judith Gyurky Home), Batesville, late 18th century, 1846 1997-1998 17 Poorhouse 1, Garth Road, ca. 1806 1993 17 Poorhouse 2, Keswick, ca. 1850, 1950s 1979-1994 17 Poorhouse, (Old Poorhouse Log Saddlebag House), Keswick, ca. 1820 1979-1990 17 Pounding Brook Farm, (Davis House), Albemarle, early 20th century 1978 17 Powell-Ballard House, Albemarle, ca. 1900 n.d. 17 Price-Poore House, (Poore House), Charlottesville, ca. 1839 1993 17 Prodigal, The, near Scottsville, mid 19th century 1975 17 "P" General 1995-1998 17

Pace-Wranek House, Charlottesville, ca. 1884, 1955, 1957, 1958, razed 1997; Charles T. Page, Sr. House, Batesville, ca. 1905-1915; Page Brook, (Samuel Page Home), Red Hill, ca. 1883, early 20th century; Page-Burgess Home, Batesville, late 19th century; Pantops, Albemarle; Parr House, Charlottesville, ca. 1890; Parkview Farm, Crozet, 1979; Parrish Log House, Albemarle, 19th century; Parsons Green, Mechums River, 18th century; Patterson House, Crozet, 1900; Paxton Place, Charlottesville, ca. 1824

Pendleton (Edmund C.) House, Charlottesville, 1920s; Perkins House, (Thomas Walker Gilmer), Charlottesville, ante 1863; Perley House, Charlottesville, 1889; Perley-Gleason House, Charlottesville, 1889; Petit House, Albemarle, ca. 1850; Peyton House, Ridge Street, Charlottesville, razed 1957 for fire station; Peyton House, (Hillcrest Apartments), 14th Street, Charlottesville, 1894, 1906, 1958, 1963, converted into apartments

Piedmont Lodge, Cismont, ca. 1862; Phillips kitchen dependency (Thomas Rock Phillips, restoration), Scottsville, 1770-1790; Pierremont, Crozet, ca. 1900-1920; Pinchem-Slyly House, (Double C Farm), ca. 1792; 2011 Pinetop Road, Charlottesville; Piney Grove, near Brookhill, 1885; Pireus Row House, Woolen Mills, 1880s; Pleasants House, Charlottesville, 1936; Pocket Plantation; Present Value Farm, Free Union, ca. 1877; Preston Court Apartments, Charlottesville; Pugh-Mawyer House, Batesville, early 20th century; Purcell House, Charlottesville, 1880s; Purvis-Seay House, Charlottesville, 1896; Pytchley, Crozet

1977-1995 Quiet Entry, (Virginia Hurt House), Green Mountain, ca. 1825, early 19th century, early 1940s

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Quandry, Carters Bridge/Blenheim, 1860; The Quarters, (Quarter Plantation; Borodaile), Albemarle, ca. 1750, ca. 1950, 1910, 1988; Quick Cabin, Albemarle, ca. 1800; Quietude, Keswick Hunt, 1910; Quinta Sarita, Charlottesville

 Ragged Mountain Farm, (Pace Place), Ragged Mountains, Ivy, ca. 1800, 1963 1978-1993 18 Ramsay, (William H. Langhorne House), Albemarle, ca. 1900, 1930s n.d. 18 Randolph House, (Dale House), Charlottesville, 1910 1994-1995 18 Recoleta, (Harry Rogers Pratt House), Charlottesville, 1939-1940 1944 18 Red Acres, (Lorelei; Maple Hill), Farmington Hunt, 1868, 1930s 1980 18 Red Clay Hill, Bellair, Charlottesville, 20th century 1991 18 Red Hills, (Thomas Carr Home; Dr. Francis Carr Home), Albemarle, 1797, ca. 1805, ca. 1950 1957-1996 18 Redbrook, (built on foundation of original Keeloma; Isaac White Home; George W. Stark Home), Albemarle, 1846 1991 18 Redcliffe, (McMurdo House; John G. Yancey Home), Albemarle, ca. 1901 1979-1991 18 Redlands, (Edward Carter Home; Robert Carter Home; West Oak; Forest Hill; Civil War hospital), Carters Bridge, 1789, 1798, 1808, 1952 1977-1999 18 Redlands Club, (Edward Valentine Home; Swan Tavern site; Samuel Leitch, Jr. Home), Charlottesville, 1832, 1920 1978-1995 18 Refuge, (Mount Gallant; Jones Plantation; John Neilson Home), Keene, 18th century, late 19th century 1991 18 Richlands, (Edward Coles Home), ca. 1853, ca. 1890 1995 18 Ricochet, Albemarle, 19th century 1993-1995 18 Ridge Street Historic District Survey (various houses) 1994 18 Ridgely, (William E. Boeing House), Greenwood, ca. 1910 1991-1995 18 Ridgeway, (Classical School; James Dinsmore Home; Hugh Minor Home; Franklin Minor Home), Albemarle, ca. 1809, ca. 1850, 1870s, ca. 1989 1978-1996 18 Riggory, The, (John Carr Home; Franklin Minor Home; Hugh Minor Home; Classical School for Boys), Eastham, 1796, 1849, 1950s 1978-1999 18 Rivanna Farm, (Mrs. Audrey Emery Home; Gale Hill ruins), Albemarle, 1957-1958 1983-1984 18 River Lawn, (Colonel Joseph Joplin Home; Argyle), Esmont, ca. 1765, ca. 1800 1991 18 Riverdale, Charlottesville, mid 19th century, 1912 1996 18 Riverdell, (Yancey Millhouse), Yancey Mills, ca. 1820 1991-1992 18 Riverside, (James McCullock House; Millington House; Millington Post Office), Albemarle, ca. 1800 1976 18 Riverview, (John Snead Home; Littleberry Moon Home; Riverside), Scottsville, 1817, 1825, ca. 1865 1975-1993 18 Robertson House, (Judge William J. Robertson Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1850 1993-1999 18 Robin Hill, Farmington, ca. 1790, ca. 1810 1977-1995 18 Rock Hill, (William Dinsmore Home; James Leitch owner; S. P. Hargrove Home; Eugene Bradbury Home), Charlottesville, 1820s 1963-1995 19 Rocks, The, (Abbell Home), Ivy, ca. 1830, ca. 1850, 1930s 1978-1985 19 Rolling Acres, (Dunkum House; Norrilen Place; Helen L. Hammond Home), Albemarle, 1820s 1978-1999 19 Rose Hill, (William Wirt Home; Craven Home; Sandidge Home), Charlottesville, late 18th century, razed 1933 n.d. 19 Rose Hill, (Mrs. William R. Massie Home; John D. Craven Home; Rose Cottage; based on Mt. Airy), Greenwood, 1930-1931 1991-1995 19 Rose Valley, (John Jones Home), Crozet, 1820, 1854 1976-1990 19 Rosemont, (B. Charles Baker Home), Ivy, Albemarle, ca. 1900, 1920s 1978-1995 19 Rosneath, (Dabney Carr or Peter Carr), Albemarle, ca. 1827, 1845, 1910 1991 19 Rougemont, (Dickinson Home; Peachylorum), Keswick, 1824, 1951 1990 19 Round Hill, (Derwood S. Chase Home), Earlysville, 1940 n.d. 19 Round Top, (Dr. Benjamin Franklin Randolph Home; Mill Quarter; Sharon; Joseph Wilmer owner), Carters Bridge, 1834, 1945 1977-1993 19 Royal Orchard, (Frederick W. Scott Home; Scotts Castle), Afton, 1913, 1917 1968-1996 19 Rugby, (Andrew Farish Home; Rugby Hall; Major General Thomas Lafayette Rosser Home; Rosser Lane Boys School), Cottage Lane, Charlottesville, ca. 1850, 1880s 1974-1993 19 Rutledge, (Farish House), near Earlysville, mid 19th century 1976-1999 19 "R" General 1976-1993 19

Ramsbury House, Albemarle, 20th century; Raynham Hall, Keswick Hunt, ca. 1920, 1975; Red Fields, Charlottesville, 20th century; Red Gate Farm, Keswick, ca. 1832; Red Hill, Albemarle; Red Horse Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1840, 1930s, 1968-1969; Red House Antiques, (Cosby Robertson House), mid-late 19th century; Reed-Garrison House, Charlottesville, 1875; Charles Rich House, Blue Ridge Road, Charlottesville, ca. 1930; Ridge Street House, Charlottesville, 1925; Ridgefield, Albemarle; River Ridge, Free Union; Ridgeview Farm, Albemarle

Roads End Farm, Scottsville; Roberts House, Hickory Ridge, Albemarle, mid 20th century; Jessie W. Robinson House, Charlottesville, 1896; S. Jeter Robinson House, Charlottesville, 1913; R. Merritte Robinson House, Charlottesville, 1911; Rock Hall, Albemarle, 18th century; The Rockery, Crozet, 20th century; Rocklands, Earlysville, 1840s; Rogers House, (Reed Home), Albemarle, late 18th century; 1910; Rogers House, (Giles Rogers House), Albemarle, late 1770s, 1900, 1910; Rogers Place, Stony Point, 18th century; Rose Hill Farm, (Smith House), Albemarle, ca. 1820-1840; Roseland, Albemarle, ca. 1800; Roslyn, Albemarle, ca. 1840; Ross House, (Michael Ross), Charlottesville, 1930; Rox, Ivy, 1814, ca. 1861; Royal Acres, Keswick; Royal Oaks, James River; Ruddington, Ivy, 19th century; Rugby Farm, Keswick Hunt, ca. 1820, 1950s; Rugby Apartments, University Circle, 1925-1926; Rugby Road Homes, Charlottesville, 1962; Ruston House, (Gleason Home); Rugby Road Homes, Charlottesville, 20th century

 Sears Roebuck House, (J. J. Porter Home), Charlottesville, early 20th century 1990-1992 19 Seven Gables Farm, (Ephraim Seamonds, Jr. Home; David Wood Farm), Albemarle, 1803 1976-1994 19 Seven Maples, (David Mills Home; Mills House), Earlysville, late 18th century n.d. 19 Seven Oaks, (John Bolling Garrett Home; Clover Plains, Blacks Tavern), Yancey Mills, 1847-1847, 1906 1986-1990 19 Shack Mountain, (Tusculum), Charlottesville, 1935-1936 1995 19 Shadows, The (William D. Tilman Home; Tilman House), Albemarle, early 19th century, ca. 1872, 1940s 1976-1995 19 Shadwell, (Peter Jefferson tract; Thomas Jefferson's birthplace; a Jefferson Farm), Shadwell, 1737, burned 1770 1991-1993 19 Shelton House, Covesville, ca. 1860 1978-1994 19 Sherwood, (Mary Eliza Carter Home), Carters Bridge, ante 1835, razed 1953, 1979 1989 19 Shirland House, (James Nelson Moon Home; Shareland), Albemarle, ca. 1870 1987-1995 19 Simms House, Free Union, ca. 1825 n.d. 19 Simpson-Wingfield-Vowles House, (Anderson Wingfield Home, 1835; John Timberlake/William B. Phillips, owners, 1837; John Vowles Home, 1841-1871; Episcopal Parsonage, 1871), Charlottesville, 1832-1835, razed late 1960s 1965-1996 19 Smith Place, (John M. Smith Home; Mad Hatter Farm; Thomas Smith Home; William P. Smith Home), Albemarle, ca. 1794, ca. 1824, ca. 1867 1981 19 Sneed House, (Stapleton C. Sneed Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1846 1991 19 Solitude (Christopher Wingfield Home; Thomas Tourmans Land; Frank Wingfield Home), Albemarle, late 18th century, ca. 1890, ca. 1910, 1915, 1924, 1954 1958-1991 19 Solitude Farm (William Alcock Home; Solitude; Home Tract; Gantt Home; Sutherland Farm), Crossroads, ca. 1810, ca. 1910 1980-1993 19 Southall-Venable House, (Lee Park site), Charlottesville, early 19th century 1991-1998 19 Sowell House, (Pleasant Sowell Home), Albemarle, early 19th century, ca. 1830, ca. 1840s, 1993 1977-1994 19 Springdale Farm, (Winston House), near Simeon, Albemarle, 1845, ca. 1905, 1979-1980 1982-1996 19 Spingfield & Tower, (Reuben Lindsay Home; Bolling W. Haxall; hexagonal stone tower ruins), Albemarle, early 19th century, 1897 1979-1992 19 Spring Hill, (Charles Harper Home), Ivy, ca. 1810-1825, ca. 1830-1845, 20th century 1977 20 Spring Hill Claim House, Spring Hill Farm, Ivy, 18th century n.d. 20 Spring Hill Farm, near Scottsville, 1842, ca. 1898 1977 20 Spring Valley, (Charles Massie Home; John Brockenbrough Home), Albemarle, 18th century 1990-1991 20 Stanford Hall, (Bacon Family House 1824, ca. 1875, 1939 1967 20 Stevens-Peyton House, (C. B. Stevens Home; Thomas P. Peyton Home; Mitchell Van Yahres Home), 1892 1979 20 Stevens Place, Sugar Hollow, 19th century 2000 20 Stone Chamber, Pigeon Top Mountain 1987-1991 20 Stone Gate, (Dr. John Morris Home; Woods Log House), Earlysville, early 19th century, 1962 1980 20 Stone House, (Caperton Stone Bungalow), Ivy, early 20th century 1987-1990 20 Stonefield, (Stonefield Carriage House; Bushnell-Wilkinson Carriage House, Mason Gordon, owner; Belle J. Bushnell, owner), Charlottesville, ca. 1880s or 1910, 1927, 1965 1981 20 Stonemont, Albemarle, late 19th century, 1970s 1992 20 Stony Point, (William Moon Home), near Scottsville, ca. 1800 n.d. 20 Strange House, (Colonel John Bowie Strange House; Albemarle Military Institute; Johnson Home for the Aged), Charlottesville, 1855 1995 20 Strawberry Hill, (The Meadows; Colonel Reuben Lindsay Home; Captain James Lindsay Home; Patton Home), Lindsay, 1775, ca. 1801, early 19th century, 1911 burned 1991 20 Strode, (Mrs. Albert Gildersleeve Home), Farmington, 20th century n.d. 20 Su Casa, (Prospect Hill; Harvey A. Basham Home; Dr. Charles W. Hurt Home), Charlottesville, 1929-1931 1975-1999 20 Sumter House, (Thomas Sumter home site), 18th century, 1940s 1990 20 Sun Hill, (J. Garland Home), ca.1850, 1880, 1960 1978 20 Sunny Bank, (Andrew Hart Home; The South Garden), North Garden, ca. 1797 1974-1997 20 Sunnyfields, (Sunnyside; Lucius P. Battle Home), Simeon, ca. 1835, late 19th century 1972-1997 20 Sunnyside, (Blake Harris Home; Frederick Doveton Nichols Home; Colonel R. T. W. Duke Home; William Carroll's Place; Ira Garrett Home), Barracks Road, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, ca. 1800, 1857, 1863, 1918, 1958 1990-1996 20 Sunnyside Farm Managers House, (built for R. T. W. Duke), Barracks Road, University of Virginia, ca. 1900, 1990 razed 1989-1995 20 "S" General 1984-1997 20

The Saeter, Sugar Hollow, Albemarle, ca. 1866; Glebe of Saint Anne's Parish, Albemarle, moved 1950; St. Gabriel, Albemarle, ca. 1860; Sandridge, (Spring Gardens), Albemarle, early 20th century, 1990; Saunders-Wilson House, Charlottesville, ca. 1824; Schelford, (Truman Dodson House), Farmington Hunt, 20th century; Schildwachter House, Charlottesville, 1934; School Spring Farm, Buck Mountain, 1780, 1880s, 1966; Scottland Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1800; Scribner House, Charlottesville, 1925; Sempervirens, (Old Austin House), Buck Mountain, late 18th century

Shackelford-Bannister House, Charlottesville, 1860; Shadows, Scottsville, ca. 1830; Shady Lawn, Farmington Hunt, early 19th century; The Shanty, Charlottesville, 18th century, razed 1938; Shelton Farm, Albemarle, 18th century, ca. 1830, early 20th century; Shifflett Log House, Browns Cove, relocated?; Shifflett House, Charlottesville, 1925; Shirk House, Albemarle, late 19th century; Shiloh Hill, (Phillips- Macreth House), Ivy, late 19th century, late 1920s; Short Hills, Albemarle County, 1948-1949; Sinclair House, Charlottesville, ca. 1880; Sirius, Farmington Hunt, 1982; Skyline Farm, Albemarle, 19th century; Sleepy Hollow, Albemarle, ca. 1955, 1988

Smith House, Albemarle; Smith (George and Erlyne Smith), Albemarle, 1890; Smith House, (John A. Smith House), Charlottesville, 1905; Smith-Marshall House, Charlottesville, 1906; Snead-Pence House, Charlottesville, 1900; Social Hall, Howardsville, ca. 1820; Solitude, Albemarle, ca. 1800; Somerset Farm, Charlottesville, 20th century; Sparks-Garrett House, Charlottesville, 1899; Spaulding House, Charlottesville, 1920; John Spaulding House, Albemarle, 1908; Spring Hill Baptist Church, Advance Mills, 1883, 1919, 1954, 1976; Spring Hill Baptist Church, Albemarle, ca. 1910; Spring Hill Farm, Albemarle, 1850s, Springdale, Keswick, ca. 1910, 1980s razed, 1970s

Stainback House (Colthurst Farm), 1962-1963; Steptoe House, Cismont, ca. 1890- 1891; William Stevens House (Randolph Major House), Bellair, ca. 1947; Stilwin (Sunnydale, Stilwyn), Albemarle, 18th century, razed, ca. 1915; Stinson House, Scottsville, 19th century; Stonefield, Stony Point, Stoneleigh, Red Hill, early 29th century; Strickland House, Crozet, 1905; Sunny Brae, Albemarle; Sutker Farm, Albemarle, 1890; Swan Lake, Free Union, 1995

 Tall Oaks (Cedar Hill; Jerry Kirksey Home), Keswick, 1852, 1966 1978-1993 20 Tallwood, (Tucker Coles Home; Upper Quarter), ca. 1803, ca. 1810, late 19th century, early 20th century 1980-1996 20 Tarry, (Black owndership, Massie Tarry), Albemarle, ca. 1836 1980 20 Temple Hill, (James Kinsolving House), late 18th century, Albemarle, 1956-1957, 1960 1976-1990 20 Terrell House, (1st house in Charlottesville; Micajah Chiles Home; Farmers Bank; City Parking Garage site), ca. 1762, razed 1850 1982-1983 20 Tiverton, (Dr. Frederick Owsley Baylor House; patterned after White House), Albemarle, 1896, 1925-1926, 1936-1938 1984-1995 21 Totier Creek Farm, (Locust Shades), Albemarle, 1760, ca. 1860, 1990s 1978-1995 21 Tower House, Charlottesville, 1850s, 1902, 1943 1974-1998 21 Townley Saddlebag Log House n.d. 21 Tree Tops, Farmington, 1930-1931, 1976-1977 n.d. 21 Trinidad, Browns Cove, 18th century 1995-1999 21 Tuckaway, Esmont, 1912 n.d. 21 Tuckedaway, Yancey Mills, 1775, ca. 1830, early 20th century 1977-1986 21 Tudor Grove, (Bally-Les-Braden; boyhood home of Colonel John S. Mosby), Albemarle, ca. 1832, early 20th century 1994 21 Tufton I, (Thomas Jefferson Randolph House), Albemarle, ca. 1815, ca. 1833-1845 1976 21 Tufton II, (Thomas S. Macon House), Albemarle, ca. 1833-1845 1977 21 Turkey Run, (hunting lodge), Albemarle, late 19th century n.d. 21 Twin Orchards, Free Union, late 19th century 1976 21 Twin Springs, (John Foster Home), Albemarle, 1780, 1838 1986-1995 21 "T" General n.d. 21

Tall Pines, Albemarle, 20th century; Tally-Ho, Keswick; Tank Hut, Charlottesville, Tanbark, Howardsville, early 1900s; Tandem Farm, Ivy, ca. 1900, 1991; Tanglewood, Greenwood, 1900- 1917; Tank Hut, Charlottesville, ca. 1900-1917; Dr. Frank Taylor House, Albemarle, 1963, 1976; Temple Place, Charlottesville, ca. 1870; The Terrace, Scottsville; Thomas Place, Albemarle, ca. 1900; 1931 Thomson Road, Charlottesville; Three Chopt Acres, Albemarle; Thurman House, Charlottesville, ca. 1895; Thurston Properties, Crozet; Tilman House, Albemarle, 19th century; Timberlake House (Edmund Berkeley House), Albemarle, 1847; James E. Timberlake House, Charlottesville, 1886; Tisdale, Albemarle; Tompkins House, Scottsville, mid-19th century; Samuel Tompkins House, (Treetops), Albemarle, early 19th century; James Toms House, Earlysville, 1904; Benjamin Tonsler House, Charlottesville, 1875-1879; Trail's End (Trails End), Charlottesville, early 20th century; Travellers Rest, Albemarle, 1816; Tremain House, Albemarle, 1950; Trevillian-Tennyson House, Charlottesville, 1893; Trice-Towe House, Charlottesville, ca. 1850; Trimble House, Scottsville, 1900; Turner-LaRowe House, Charlottesville, 1892; Turner Mountain Road, Ivy; Twelve Oaks, near Scottsville, ca. 1830

 Underhill House, Batesville, 1890 1993 21 Upper Pantops, Albemarle, ca. 1928 n.d. 21 Upper Plantation, (William R. Wood House; Wentworth; Joseph G. Bullock Farm; Christopher Gilmer Home), Simeon, ca. 1740, ca. 1790, ca. 1810, ca. 1790, 1934, ca. 1961, ca. 1973 1988-1989 21 "U" General 1978-1995 21

Unidentified houses; University Circle House, Charlottesville; Updike, Free Union, 1963; Updike House, Ridge Street, Charlottesville; Robert L. Updike House, Prospect Avenue, Charlottesville, 1904; Updike-Anthony House, Charlottesville, 1897

 Valley Point Farm, Ivy, ca. 1825 1976 21 Valmontis, (Carr House; Shackelford Home), Albemarle, late 18th century, ca. 1830 1995-1996 21 Verdant Lawn, (Alexander Garrett Home; Old Simpson Place), Albemarle, ca. 1800 1963-1997 21 Verulam, (Courtland Van Clief House), Sugar Hollow, Albemarle, 1941 1976-1998 21 Via Log House, Sugar Hollow, Albemarle, ca. 1845, 1905, 1915 1975 21 Viewmont, (Colonel Joshua Fry Home; Governor Edmund Randolph, owner; Captain John Harris Home; Lottie Moon birthplace, 1737, 1941 1939-1991 21 Villa Crawford, (Robert B. Crawford House), Keswick, ca. 1912 1999 21 Villino Lambeth, (Lambeth House; The Dell), University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1912 1991-1995 21 Vowles Townhouse 1, (John Vowles House), Charlottesville, 1823 1967-1993 21 Vowles Townhouse 2, (John Vowles House), Charlottesville, ca. 1839 1993 21 "V" General 1980-1995 21

Valentine House, E. High Street, Charlottesville, razed 1957; Valentine House, 7 1/2 Street, Charlottesville; Valentine-Nichols House, Charlottesville, 1924; Valley Cottage, Albemarle; Adam Via Place, Barboursville, 1830; Viewpoint Farm, Albemarle; Vowles Town Houses

 Wakefield House, Appleberry Mountain, Albemarle, early 19th century, 1830s, ca. 1900 1989 21 Wakefield, (Richard Durrett House), Earlysville, ca. 1781, 1938 1991-1997 21 Wakefield Log Saddlebag House, (Richard Durrett, owner), ca. 1781 n.d. 21 Walker House, (William Walker House), Warren, ca. 1803, 1976 1976-1998 22 Walnut Grove, (Marsh Walker Home; The Farm), mid 19th century, ca. 1872 1976-1982 22 Walnut Hill (Nimrod Bramham House), Albemarle, early 19th century 1989 22 Walnut Hill, (Garth Home), Scottsville, 1889 1988 22 Walnut Lawn, White Hall, ca. 1790, 1940, 1969 1976-1990 22 Walnut Level, (Olde Plantation; Ennisfree Village; Charles W. Antrim Home), Browns Cove, ca. 1810 1950-1990 22 Walters House, (Ferguson Funeral Home), Charlottesville, 1900 1994-1995 22 Walters-Brown House, Charlottesville, ca. 1875 1993 22 Walters-Page House, (Nicholas Page Home), Batesville, ca. 1830 1974-1991 22 Walters-Witkin House, Charlottesville, ca. 1881, ca.1910 n.d. 22 Watson House, (Judge Egbert R. Watson House), Charlottesville, 1861 1980 22 Waver Tree Hall, (Quincy Adams Shaw Home; Colonel H. D. Newcomb Home), Batesville, 1859, ca. 1900, ca. 1921 1989-1998 22 Wayland House, Crozet, ca. 1855, ca. 1880 1976-1994 22 Wertland, (William Wertenbaker Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1830, 1983 1977-1997 22 Westbury, Batesville, ca. 1830, ca. 1840, ca. 1870 1979-1993 22 Westcote, (Summer Hill; Andrew Leslie Blair Home), Howardsville, 1830s 1978-2000 22 Westerlea, Farmington Hunt, ca. 1851 n.d. 22 Westleigh, (Ivy Creek; Higginson School; William Wirt Gilmer Home; J. T. Woods Home; Kellam Home; John O. Higginson Home; J. D. Wilde Home), Ivy, 19th century 1976-1995 22 Westover, Albemarle, 1915-1916 1991-1999 22 Wheeler House, (Joshua Wheeler House; William Dudley Home), Albemarle, ca. 1845 1982-1993 22 Whilton, (Lucy LeGrand Home), Greenwood, 1914, 1936, 1988 1988 22 Whiskey Ridge, (Elisha Williams House), Free Union, 1830s 1984-1995 22 Whitchris, (Blenheim Claim House), Albemarle, ca. 1730s 1977-1981 22 White Cross, (Stephen Price Maury Home; Huntley Home), Charlottesville, 1891, 1900 1977 22 White Gate, (Wood-Evans House), Crozet, ca. 1830, ca. 1850, ca. 1920 1981 22 White Hall Farm, (Whitehall Farm; Sunny Hill; Indian Chief Martin King burial place), mid 19th century 1989-1990 22 Wilhoit Farm, (Ezekiel Whilhoit, Jr. Farm), & Wilhoit Home Tract; (Milton Wilhoit Home; Wilhoit Mill Farm), Nortonsville, ca. 1825 1973 22 Willoughby, (Captain Eugene Davis House; Colonel L. J. Owen Home; Benjamin Gentry Home; Duncan Philips, owner), Charlottesville, 1850, 1931 1980-1991 22 Windie Knowe, (Hunting Lodge; William W. Minor Vineyard; traded for Glen Echo), Albemarle, ca. 1770, 1850 1978 22 Windsor, (Windsor Hill; James Gavin Field Home), Cismont, ca. 1848 1979-1982 22 Wingate, (Garth House), Owensville 1979-1983 22 Wingfield House, (Robinson and James McLaurain Business; Dr. C. L. Wingfield Home), Warren, ca. 1789 1992 22 Wingfield House, (Thomas Wingfield Home), Alberene, 18th century 1979 22 Winter Haven, Keswick, ca. 1850 n.d. 22 Wits End, (Mrs. Mark Henderson Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1935 n.d. 22 Wood End Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1905 1985 22 Wood House, (Yalden-Thompson Farm), Earlysville, ca. 1858 1990 22 Woodburne, (Hill Horn; Daniel M. Railey Home), Proffit, ca. 1825 1979-1993 22 Woodland, Albemarle, (John Dunkum Home; Remonds; Woodlawn; Colonel Redman Home), ca. 1820, 1929 1963-1993 23 Woodlands, (Richard Wingfield Home; Honorable J. R. Wingfield birth place, Albemarle, 1842, 1890s n.d. 23 Woodlea, (Dr. John D. Smith House), Batesville, ca. 1890, 1945 burned 1991-1995 23 Woodson House, Albemarle 1998-1999 23 Woodville, (Richard H. Allen Home; William Woods Home), Albemarle, ca. 1800 1990-1992 23 Woodville (Walter Coles Home; Old Woodville; Mavesyn), 1796, 1832, 1948 1973-1993 23 Word-Wertenbaker House, (Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker Home), Charlottesville, 1840s, 1985 1982-1985 23 Wyndhurst, (Sally Ann McCoy House; Colonel Thomas L. Preston Home; Charity S. Pitts Boarding House; Preston Place Kitchen), Charlottesville, ca. 1815 1977 23 "W" General 1976-1994 23

John Walker House; Walnut Springs, Albemarle; Isaac Walters House, Charlottesville, 1922, 1961; Walton Homestead, (Richmond Walton House), Albemarle, ca. 1761; Walton-Gentry House, Crozet, ca. 1910; Ward-Brown-Gay House, Charlottesville, 1889; Warren Old Cabin, Warren, 1930s; Watson, Meadowbrook Heights; Watson House, Second Street, Charlottesville, 1880-1881; Watson House, Wertland Avenue, Charlottesville, 1905; Watson-Beasley House, Charlottesville, ca. 1880; Watson-Bosserman House, Charlottesville, 1870; Watson-Carriage House, Charlottesville, 1981, 1911; Watson-McGrady House, Charlottesville, ca. 1889; Watson-Tomas House, Charlottesville, 1883-1888; Watson-Wood House, Charlottesville, ca. 1814

Weiss House, Charlottesville, 1925; Wellons House, Charlottesville, 1938; Wells House, Albemarle, 1900; West Cairns, site of Kluge Rehabilitation Center, ca. 1912; West Main Street Houses, Charlottesville; West Wind, Farmington, 1939; Wheeler Farm, Albemarle, 1800; Wheeler House, E. High Street, Charlottesville, 19th century; Wheeler House, West Main Street, Charlottesville, 1893; Wheeler-Alderman House, Charlottesville, 1881-1886; Wheeler-Coulter House, Charlottesville, 1893; Wheeler-Keller House, (Ridge Oak Apartments), 1881-1886, 1951; Whistlefield Farm, Greenwood, 1954; White Gate Farm, Crozet, ca. 1885, 1930s; The White House, Hilltop Road, Charlottesville, 20th century; John S. White House, Charlottesville, 1903; White Oak Cottage, (Old Seamonds Place), Buck Mountain, 1812; White Oaks, Albemarle; White Pine, Albemarle

Wildwood, Garth Road, ca. 1918; Wilkerson House, Ruckersville, ca. 1812, 1901; Wilkins-English House, Charlottesville, 1889; Williams House, Earlysville, 19th century; Williams House, (Dr. John W. Williams House), Crossroads, 1887-1890; Willow Bank, Howardsville, 1850s; Willow Cottage House, Charlottesville, ca. 1855-1857, ca. 1871-1875; Willow Oak, Earlysville, early 20th century; Wilton Tract, Charlottesville, ca. 1900; Windermere, Farmington, 20th century; Windfield, Albemarle, ca. 1896; Windmill Hill, Keswick; Windsor Circle, Farmington; Windsor Hill, late 19th century; Windy Hill, Crozet, 1913; Wine Street House, ca. 1884; Wingfield Home, Esmont, ca. 1814

Wolftrap Farm, Esmont, 19th century, 1935; Ira Wood House, Earlysville, early 19th century, 1880s; R. H. Wood House, Charlottesville, ca. 1892; Wood-Bidgood House, Charlottesville, 1891, ca. 1910; Woodard House, University Manor, Charlottesville, 1904; Woodard House, 9th Street, Charlottesville, 1930; Woodbine, Farmington Country Club, 20th century; Woodbound, Keswick, 1925, 1982; Woodbourne, Buck Island, 19th century; Woodfield, Keswick; Woodland Farm, Albemarle, ca. 1900; Woodridge, Garth Road, Farmington Country Club, ca. 1967; Wyndybrow, Farmington

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Yeargain House, (John Yeargain House; Yeargain's Liquor Store; Law Office of Justice William Robertson), Charlottesville, ca. 1800, ca. 1866, 1967; York House, Charlottesville, 1946; Young House, (Dr. Young Home), Albemarle, late 18th century

 Dwellings-Other Counties The Barn, Augusta County; Berry Hill, Petersburg, ca. 1800; Big Cobler Farm, Fauquier County; Boxwood Farm, Hot Springs, late 18th century; Broad Lawn, Hot Springs, Bath County, ca. 1890; Buckland Farm, Prince William County, ca. 1743; Cartersville Tavern, Cartersville, Cumberland County, ca. 1810; Clare-mont, Caroline County, ca. 1845; Clifton Plantation, Cumberland County, 1732; Colraine, Gloucester County, late 19th century; Covenant Farm, Wytheville, ca. 1900; Creswell Farm, Bedford County; Dunlap Farm, Augusta County, ca. 1880; Evergreen Plantation, Accomack County, ca. 1766 1981-1989 23

Farley, Culpeper County, ca. 1792; Foolish Pleasure, Prince Edward County, ca. 1820-1840; Greenbrier Farm, Greenbrier County, West Virginia, ca. 1820; Greenway Plantation, Charles City County, 18th century; Greenwood Farm, Augusta County, ca. 1750; Hidden Valley Farm, Shenandoah County, ca. 1790; Hickory Hill, Rockbridge County, ca. 1824; James River Farm, Appomattox County, Malvern Hall, Hot Springs, Bath County, 1905; Merrifield, Shenandoah Valley, 1793; Merryhill, Stanleytown, Henry County, 20th century; Montpelier, Orange County, 1750s, 1797-1800; Mount Sion, Caroline County, ca. 1722 North Cliff, Culpeper County, ca. 1848; Pine Knoll Farm, Augusta County, 1843; Pinifer Park, Chesterfield County; Poplar Forest, Bedford County, 1812; Poplar Grove, Nottoway County, 1801-1803 Rams Lake Farm, Spotsylvania County; Rapidan River Farm, Culpeper County; River Bend Farm, Warren County, ca. 1752; River Ridge Farm, Bath County, 1975; Snowden, Goochland County, ca. 1820; Spring Brook Farm, Somerset; Spring Lake Farms, Moneta; Stonegate Farm, Greenbrier County, 1957; Two Brooks Farm, Goshen, Rockbridge County, ca. 1880, ca. 1972; Upper Brandon, Prince George County, ca. 1790-1820; White Hall Plantation, Campbell County, ca. 1809; Wiloma Plantation, Botetourt County, ca. 1900; Windy Cove Farm, Bath County, ca. 1847; Woodlawn, Deep Run Hunt, Goochland County, ca. 1780; Woodlawn, Port Royal, ca. 1790, 1810-1830, 1850

 Barns-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Ben Coolyn Barn, (Fruitland; Tall Oaks), Keswick, mid 19th century 1978-1990 24 Brown Barn, Browns Cove, early 18th century 1982-1995 24 Carrsville Orchard Company Barn, 19th century 1995 24 Castalia Barn, Cismont, 1929 1929-1995 24 Enniscorthy Barn, Green Mountain, late 18th century 1995 24 Ingleside Horse Barn, Garth Road, 1935 1993-1995 24 Nydrie Stables, Green Mountain, ca. 1898, 1932 1995 24 Page Brook Bank Barn, Albemarle 1991 24 Redlands Barn 1995 24 Senlis, (Fieldstone; Leigh Barn), Albemarle, ca. 1770 1976-1995 24 Sherwood Barn n.d. 24 Stockton Creek Barn, Greenwood, late 19th century 1973-1995 24 Sutherland Barn, Crossroads, Covesville, ca. 1810 1980 24 Barns, General 1974-1996 24

Abell Place Tobacco Farm, near Ivy, 19th century; Auburn Hill Chicken Coop; Clover Fields Barn; Earlysville Barn; Ingleridge Horse Farm, Garth Road, early 20th century; Martin Barn, Dongegal, mid 19th century; Miller Place Barn, Free Union; Monacan, Ellerslie, Carters Bridge, ca. 1790; Underhill Tobacco Farm, Albemarle, 19th century; Wilhoit Barns, Nortonsville, early 19th century; Barnes in Albemarle County...

 Ecclesiastical-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Albemarle County Church Records 1983-2000 24 Alberene Baptist Church, 1901-1903, 1971, 1976 1973 24 All Saints Episcopal Church, Stony Point, 1926 1986 24 All Saints Episcopal Chapel, White Hall, 1905 1934 24 Ballenger Creek Church, (Ballinger Anglican Church site), 1746 1931, 1978 24 Batesville United Methodist Church, 1860-1861, 1940s, 1953, 1970 1995 24 Belmont Baptist Church, Monticello Avenue, 1958 1982 24 Beth Israel Temple, E. Jefferson Street, 1882, 1904 moved 1994-1995 24 Binghams Methodist Church, (Austin's Meeting House), Nortonsville, ca. 1795 1986-1988 24 Blue Ridge Sanitarium Chapel, 20 South, 1925 1982 24 Buck Island Methodist Church, (Buck Eyeland Church), 1890 1982-1995 24 Buck Mountain Episcopal Church, (Buck Mountain Anglican Church), Earlysville, 1747, early 19th century, 1859 moved 1983-1999 24 Centenary Methodist Church South, Covesville, 1840 1986-1995 24 Charlottesville Christian Church, (First Christian Church), First and Market Streets, 1836 1981-1995 24 Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, 1879, 1960, 1973 1973-1995 24 Christ Church, (Christ Episcopal Church 1), Lot #66, Charlottesville, 1824-1826, 1895-1898 1989-1995 24 Christ Episcopal Church 2, Lot #66, Charlottesville, 1895-1898 1986-1995 24 Christ Episcopal Church Glendower, Keene, 1832, 1958, 1961 1957-1998 24 Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Chapel, (Shepherd's Hill Chapel), 29 South, 1905 1982 24 Church of Our Savior Episcopal Chapel, E. Rio Road, 1905-1906 1983 24 Cove Presbyterian Church, Covesville, 1769 log, 1809 brick, ca. 1880 1975-1991 24 Crozet United Methodist Church, 1889 1986 24 Delevan Baptist Church, (First Baptist Church; "First Colored Baptist Church of Charlottesville; Mudwall Church; Black congregation), 1883 1993-1996 25 Earlysville Union Church, (Baptist/Presbyterian/Methodist; Free Union Church), 1833 1993-1995 25 Ebenezer Baptist Church, (Black Baptist Church), Sixth Street, 1894, 1908 n.d. 25 Edgehill Episcopal Chapel, Shadwell, 1875-1890 1995 25 Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 250 West, 1862-1863, 1890, 1911-1914, 1930s, 1940s, 1960, 1983 1981-1991 25 Evergreen Baptist Church, (Black Baptist Church), Proffit, ca. 1891, 1955, 1962 1986 25 First Baptist Church 1, Second N. E. and E. Jefferson Streets, 1852 1982 25 First Baptist Church, Second N. E. and E. Jefferson Streets, 1904 n.d. 25 First Methodist Church 3, First N. E. and Jefferson Streets, 1924, 1978 n.d. 25 First Presbyterian Church 1, Second and Market Streets, 1828 1987 25 First Presbyterian Church 2, (YMCA; Bell sold to Mount Zion Church), S. E. Corner of Second and Market Streets, 1856 1992 25 First Presbyterian Church 3, S. W. Corner of Second N. E. and Market Streets, 1898 n.d. 25 First Presbyterian Church 4, 500 Park Street, 1955 1995 25 Free Union Baptist Church, 1837 1976-1995 25 Friends' Meeting House, Sugar Loaf, 18th century n.d. 25 Glebe of Saint Anne's Episcopal Parish, Cismont, ca. 1765 1991-1994 25 Grace Episcopal Church, (Walker's Parish), Cismont, 1847-1855, 1895 1984-1995 25 High Street Baptist Church, N. W. Corner of High and 7th N. E. Streets, 1901 1995 25 Hillsboro Baptist Church, Yancey Mills, 1905 1982-1995 25 Holy Comforter Catholic Church, 210 E. Jefferson Street, 1880, 1925 1995 25 Howardsville Methodist Church, 1854 1988-1995 25 Lebanon Presbyterian Church, Route 796 off 250 West, ca. 1850-1880 1983-1991 25 Liberty Baptist Church, (mission of Preddy's Creek Baptist Church, Eastham, 1829 1979 25 Maple Grove Disciples of Christ Church, Proffit, 1912 1986 25 Mayo Chapel, Alberene, ca. 1860 1979 25 Methodist Episcopal Church 1, S. E. Corner of Water and 2nd Streets, 1834 1995 25 Methodist Episcopal Church 2, S. W. Corner of Water and 1st Streets, 1859, 1889 1980-1995 25 Mount Calvary Baptist Church, (black congregation), Ivy, ca. 1890 1976-1995 25 Mount Ed Baptist Church, (Whitesides), Batesville, 1788, 1856-1857 1988-1991 25 Mount Moriah Methodist Church, (Maupin's Meeting House), White Hall, 1788, 1834, 1854, 1913 1976-1995 25 Mount Sinai Baptist Church, (back congregation), Earlysville, late 19th century 1986-1995 25 Mount Zion Baptist Church, (1st African Church; black congregation), 105 Ridge Street, 1878 1991-1996 25 Mountain Plains Presbyterian Church, Crozet, ca. 1855, 1959 1976-1995 25 Neve Hall Manse, (Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia), South Albemarle, 1924 n.d. 25 Oak Union Baptist Church, (black congregation), Owensville, 1880 1986 25 Parsonage, Scottsville, 1895 n.d. 25 Preddy's Creek Baptist Church, Stony Points, ca. 1800 1973-1978 25 Rectory, (Christ Church Glendower Episcopal Rectory), Keene, 1787, ca. 1839 1977-1990 25 Rising Sun Baptist Church, South Garden, 1901 1986 25 St. James Episcopal Church, (Garth Road Chapel), Owensville, ca. 1896 1986 25 St. John's Episcopal Church, Scottsville, 1875, 1949 n.d. 25 St. Luke's Episcopal Chapel, Simeon, 1892 1983-1992 25 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, (St. Paul's Memorial Church, University Avenue, 1910, 1925, 1958) n.d. 25 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Ivy, 1869-1870 1976-1999 25 St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Esmont, 1914 1986 25 Sand Road Baptist Church, Alberene, post 1883 n.d. 25 Scottsville Baptist Church, 1840 1978-1995 26 Scottsville Disciples of Christ Church, 1846 1975-1995 26 Scottsville Presbyterian Church, ca. 1832 1983 26 Slate Hill Baptist Church, Simeon, mid 19th century 1977 26 South Plains Presbyterian Church, Simeon near Keswick, ca. 1828 1983-1994 26 Spruce Hill Rectory, Cismont, ca. 1930 1993-1996 26 Tabor Presbyterian Church, Crozet, 1915 1982-1983 26 Trinity Episcopal Church, (Church of the Ascension; black congregation), 10th and Preston Avenue, 1910 1973-1986 26 Trinity Episcopal Church, (Crossroads School House), 1835 1980 26 Union Ridge Baptist Church, 743 Hydraulic Road, ca. 1900 1986-1995 26 Unitarian Church, Rugby Road, mid 20th century 1995 26 University Baptist Church, 1223 W. Main Street, ca. 1900 1975-1995 26 University of Virginia Chapel, 1885-1890 1992-1995 26 Wesley Methodist Chapel, (Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church), Free Union, 1833 1986-1988 26 Westminster Presbyterian Church, 190 Rugby Road, 1939 n.d. 26 Woolen Mills Chapel, (Union Chapel; Calvary Baptist Church), 1819 E. Market Street, 1887, 1908 1986 26 Zion Baptist Church, (black congregation), Crossroads, 1871 1994 26 Churches, General 1978-1997 26

Albemarle House Chapel, 1980s; A. M. E. (Black Moth) Church, Charlottesville, late 19th century; Batesville Methodist Parsonage, Covesville, 1872-1873, ca. 1910; Bethany Baptist Church, 1875; Bethel Baptist Church, (Bethlehem Apostalic Church; Bethel Baptist Institutional Church), Charlottesville, 1922; Boonesville Church; Browns Cove United Methodist Church, (Cove Chapel), 1895;

Charlottesville Lutheran Church; Christian Science Church, Charlottesville, 1958-1959; East Streak Episcopal Church, Howardsville; Episcopal Manse, (The Old Manse), Charlottesville, 1839; Ivy Creek Methodist Church, 1926; Ivy Parish Rectory, Verdant Lawn, 1865, ca. 1910; Jarman Gap Presbyterian Church, ca. 1890-1920; Jessup Baptist Parsonage, Charlottesville, ca. 1885;

Meadland, (Reverend Richard K. Meade Home; Llewellyn; Episcopal Manse; Dr. Charles H. Hedges Home), Charlottesville, ca. 1844; Methodist Presiding Elder's House, Charlottesville, ca. 1891; Milton Church, late 18th century; Mount Carmel Church, Browns Cove; Mount Eagle Baptist Church, Simeon, ca. 1912; Mount Salem Church, Crozet, ca. 1920-1940; Mount Zion Baptist Church, Earlysville, ca. 1870; Mt. Zion United Methodist Church, Esmont, ca. 1900; Mountain Chapel Methodist, Earlysville, 1917; Mountain View Baptist Church, Covesville, 1907-1909;

New Hope Baptist Church, Esmont, early 20th century; The Old Manse, Charlottesville, 1839, 1930s; Olivet Presbyterian Church, Garth Road, ca. 1880; Park Hill Parsonage, First Baptist Church of Charlottesville Parsonage, early 20th century; Parson's Green, Charlottesville, 18th century; Piedmont Christian Church, Keswick, 1879; Rose Hill Baptist Church, Simeon, late 19th century; Scottsville Methodist Church Parsonage, 1832; St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church, Crozet, ca. 1920; St. John's Baptist Church, Cobham, ca. 1881; Sharon Church; Temple Hill Methodist Church site, ca. 1820; Union Grove Baptist Church, Keswick, ca. 1886; Wake Forest Baptist Church, Simeon, ca. 1971; Zion Hill Baptist Church, Cismont, ca. 1890

 Depots-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Alberene Depot 1995 26 Arrowhead Depots n.d. 26 Charlottesville Chesapeake & Ohio Depot, ca. 1905 1987-1995 26 Charlottesville Southern Depot, 1885, 1913 1991-1995 26 Cobham Depot, 1860, 1987 1970-1987 26 Crozet Depot n.d. 26 Esmont Depot n.d. 26 Greenwood Depot n.d. 26 Howardsville Depot n.d. 26 Ivy Depot, ca. 1851 1960-1976 26 Keswick Depot, ca. 1850 1978-1994 26 Lindsay Depot 1995 26 North Garden Depot, 1916, 1923 n.d. 26 Rail Road Tunnels, 1856 1976-1996 26 Rose Cottage (Station Master's House), 1856, 1900, 1910 1990-1995 26 Scottsville Depot, ca. 1860 1978 26 Shadwell Depot, 1915 1975-1976 27 Warren Depot, ca. 1900 1973-1996 27 Depots, General n.d. 27 Mills-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Advance Mills, (Frays Mill; Freys Mill), Lynch River 1994 27 Mills-"B": Ballard's Mill, Moorman's River, Millington; Bowen's Mill site, (Ramsay's Mill), Stockton's Creek; Bowen's Mill House, Albemarle; Brockman's Mill, Priddy's Creek; Brown's Mill, Mount Fair; Buck Island Mill site, (Buckeyeland Mill; Flanagan's Mill), Buck Island Creek; Burnt Mills, (Rivanna Mill; Edward Ferneyhough Mill), Rivanna River 1976-1982 27 Cochran's Millhouse, Meadow Creek 1992 27 Crossroad's Mill, North Garden 1980-1999 27 Mills-"C": Campbell's Mill, Albemarle; Crozet Mill 1995 27 Dawson's Mill, Ballenger Creek 1995 27 Dwyer's Mill and Millhouse, Totier Creek 1978-1997 27 Eolus' Mill, Carter's Bridge 1970-2000 27 Mills-"F"-"H": Flanagan's Mill, Albemarle; Gilmer's Mill, Simeon; Hardware River Mill ruins, Albemarle; Harris' Mill, Albemarle; Hartman's Mill, Charlottesville 1982-1995 27 Harris Mill, Slate Quarry Creek 1995 27 Hatton Grange Mill, James River 1996 27 Hydraulic Millhouse, Rivanna River n.d. 27 Ivy Mill, Ivy Creek 1976-1995 27 Jarman-Harris Millhouse, Mechums River 1976-1995 27 Jefferson Mill (Peter), Shadwell on Rivanna River 1976-1993 27 Jefferson Mill (Peter Field), Hardware River 1973-1995 27 Mills-"J" - "K": Jones Mill site, Beaver Creek; Kinkead's Mill, Stockton's Creek; n.d. 27 Maupin Millhouse, Whitehall on Moorman's River 1955-1990 27 Meadow Run Mill, Michie Tavern 1976-1995 27 Merrie Mill, (Merry Mill; Grist Mill; Walker Mill), Cismont 1978-1995 27 Mills-"M": Maury's Mill, Moore's Creek; Minor Mill, Red Buck Creek; Monroe Hill; Moore's Creek Mill; Mount Fair Gristmill 1978-1995 27 Pace's Mill, Mechums River 1994 27 Rio Mills, (William Meriwether Mill; Nathaniel Burnley's Mill), Rivanna River 1995 27 Stockton Creek Mill, Yancey Mills 1990-1995 27 Mills-"S": Saw Mill; Scottsville Grist Mill, (Scottsville Flour Mill); Secretary's Mill, Hardware River; Simms' Mill, Priddy's Creek; Suddarth's Mill, Hardware River 1995 27 Tsuquatantia Millhouse, (Cocke's Mill; Cole's Mill; Johnson's Mill; Green Mountain Mill), North Garden on Hardware River 1978-1995 27 Walker Mill and Millhouse, (Cowherd's Mill; Carver's Mill; Windsor Mill), Happy Creek/Howard's Creek 1978-1997 27 Warren Mill, (Staple's Mill), Ballenger Creek 1977-1998 27 Woods Mill, (Smith's Mill; Durett's Mill), Hardware River 1995 27 Woolen Mills, (Marchant's Mill), Rivanna River, Charlottesville 1975-1887 27 Mills-"W": James Walker's Mill; Wilhoit Mill Farm, Free Union; Wrenn's Mill n.d. 27 Yancey's Mill, Crozet on Stockton's Creek 1994 27 Mills, General 1950-1998 27 Schools-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Albemarle County Schools; Albemarle College, Charlottesville 1955-1999 28 Batesville Elementary School; Batesville School n.d. 28 Buck Island School n.d. 28 Schools-"B" - "C": Burnley School; Carr and Maury School; Cismont School; Covesville School; Crozet School 1995 28 Clark Elementary School, Belmont 1981-1995 28 Ecole, Batesville 1975-1998 28 Esmont High School n.d. 28 Schools-"E" - "H": Earlysville High School; Glendower School; Greenwood School for Boys; Hickory Stick, Farmington Hunt; Howardsville School 1976-1995 28 Jefferson School for Boys, Charlottesville 1995 28 Schools-"J" - "L": Jefferson High School, Charlottesville; Major Jones School for Boys; Charlottesville; Lane High School, Charlottesville; Liberty School, Eastham 1995-1999 28 Maury Classical School, (Maury Anglican Classical School; Glebe of Fredericksville Parish; William Fitzhugh Gordon Home; Reverend Matthew Maury School), Edgeworth 1995 28 McGuffey Elementary School, Charlottesville n.d. 28 Midway School, Charlottesville 1995 28 Miller School, (Miller Manual Labor School), near Batesville 1972-1996 28 Schools-"M" - "P": McIntire High School, Charlottesville; Mount Alto School; Newtown School, (Newtown Community Center), Albemarle; North Garden Elementary School; Nortonsville School; Piedmont Female Academy, Cobham; Proffit School 1995 28 Rio School, Greenbrier, Charlottesville 1993-1995 28 Rockland Home School for Girls and Young Ladies, Albemarle n.d. 28 Schools-"R" - "W": Rawlings Institute, (Albemarle Female Institute; St. Anne's School Old Main, Charlottesville; Red Hill School; Rockfield School, (Gentry Ray House), Ragged Mountain; Rose Hill School, Albemarle; School House, Albemarle; Scottsville High School; Colonel Watson School for Boys, Charlottesville 1978-1995 28 Venable Elementary School, Charlottesville 1981-1995 28 Shops and Stores-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Anderson Brother's Bookstore 1996-1998 28 Bishop's Store, 1931 1995 28 Blackwell's Store n.d. 28 Carters Bridge Store, 19th century 1995 28 Charlottesville Hardware Store, 1895, ca. 1975 1975-1989 28 Covesville Store 1993-1995 28 Crossroad's Store, early 20th century n.d. 28 Davis Store 1995 28 Estes (R. N.) Store, 1890s, 1933 1985-1995 28 Foster-Layman Store 1995 28 Harris Shop 1976 28 Hatton Store, 1870s 1996 28 Heards Store, ca. 1900 1993-1995 28 Ivy Stores, ca. 1850, ca. 1895 1995 28 Keene Store 1995 28 Lane Store 1996 28 Marshall-Parrish Store, late 19th century, 1917 1982-1995 28 Maupin Store n.d. 28 Maupin (J. J.) Store, ca.1890, 1973 n.d. 28 McKee Block, early 19th century 1991 28 Monroe Hill Law Office, ca. 1789 1981 28 Monticello Bank n.d. 28 Number Nothing Shops, ca. 1820 1980-1995 28 Piedmont Store 1976 28 Powells Stores, early 20th century 1995 28 Purvis Store, early 20th century 1993 28 Sinclair Store 1979 28 Thompson Store 1982 28 Warren Store, ca. 1855 1962-1995 28 Wyant Store, 1913 1963-1995 28 Stores-Miscellaneous: Advance Mills Store; Barracks Road; Allen Store and Woody Dance Hall, Simeon, 1920s; Baber's Store & Post Office, Howardsville, 1880s; Batesville Blacksmith Shop, late 19th century; Belmont Store; Cigar Factory; Old Cobham Store; Craig's Store; Earlysville Store; Greenwood Brick Store; Keswick Store; Nortonsville Store; Steed's Store; Stony Point Country Store; Tapscott Store; Wagner's Store; William Walker Store; W. W. Wood Store; Wood's Store; Lot #55 shop 1993-1998 28 Taverns, Inns, and Hotels-Albemarle County and Charlottesville Albemarle Hotel 1975-1999 29 Black's Tavern 1986-1995 29 Blue Ridge Terrace Inn n.d. 29 Boar's Head Inn 1999 29 Boyd's Tavern 1976-1996 29 Brooksville Tavern 1989-1996 29 Burnley's Tavern 1974-1995 29 Castiglione Tavern 1936-1993 29 Central Hotel n.d. 29 Clarksville Tavern n.d. 29 Crossroads Tavern 1980-1993 29 D. S. Tavern 1976-1983 29 Eagle Tavern, ca. 1791 1978-1991 29 Farish House n.d. 29 Farmers' Hotel 1999 29 Fretwell-Tillman Tavern, ca. 1810, 1820s, ca. 1835 1989-1992 29 Fry's Spring Hotel 1982-1991 29 Garland's Tavern 1992 29 Garth Tavern 1982-1992 29 Green Teapot Inn 1976-1995 29 Hardin's Tavern (Hardendale) 1995-1999 29 Jefferson Hotel 1990-1995 29 La Fourche Tavern 1976-1995 29 Leake's Tavern, 1770 1995-1996 29 Locust Grove Tavern 1976-2000 29 Locustdale Inn 1990-1996 29 Long House (May's Tavern) 1955-1995 29 Michie Tavern 1928-1997 30 Monticello Hotel 1974-1993 30 Oak Grove Tavern n.d. 30 Pinch 'Em Slyly Tavern 1978 30 Price's Hotel 1976-1995 30 Queen Charlotte Hotel 1995 30 Scottsville Tavern 1995 30 Swan Tavern n.d. 30 Terrell's Ordinary n.d. 30 Thomas Jefferson Inn 1995 30 Town and Country Motor Lodge 1998 30 Traveler's Grove Tavern n.d. 30 Warren Tavern 1992-1996 30 White Hall Inn 1976-1995 30 Woodstock Hall Tavern 1978-1996 30 Woolen Mills Tavern 1976 30 Yancey's Tavern 1990-1995 30 Taverns and Inns - Miscellaneous: Alphin Hostelry; Bentivoglio Tavern; Bowcock Tavern; Bramham's Tavern; Cabell House; Carlton House Hotel; Dolley Madison Inn; Eubank's Tavern; Field Public House; Fitz' Tavern; Hocker's Tavern; Old Howardsville Tavern; Oak Grove Tavern; The Ordinary; Pleasant Grove Tavern; Queen Charlotte Hotel; Terrell's Ordinary; Thomas Jefferson Inn; Travelers' Grove Tavern; Walker's Tavern; "Taverns-Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia, 1810-1860" 1950-1995 30 Commercial Buildings Commercial Buildings-Banks: Citizens Bank and Trust Company; Bank of Crozet, 1905; Esmont National Bank Building, (Post Office), 1902; Howardsville Bank, ca. 1835; Jefferson National Bank, (Leterman/Jefferson National Bank Building), 1899, 1911; Monticello Bank, 1853, 1854; National Bank and Trust, (Jefferson National Bank), 1914, 1920; Peoples National Bank, (Timberlakes Drugstore), 1896, ca. 1909, 1917, ca. 1950; Peoples National Bank, (Sovran Bank, Virginia National Bank), 1916; 1929; 1956; Lot #55 Bank; "Charlottesville Banks before 1935" 1979-1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Hospitals and Sanitariums: Blue Ridge Sanitarium, Route 20 S., 1914, 1919; Elderly Ladies Home; Magruder Sanitarium, W. Jefferson Street, 1899; Martha Jefferson Hospital, (Martha Jefferson Sanitarium), E. High Street, 1903, razed 1929, 1976; Minor-Nelson Sanitarium, (Nelson Sanitarium; Stedman House; Charles Minor Home; R. B. Nelson Home), E. High Street, ca. 1835, 1894 1980-1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Law Offices: Limestone Law Office, 1794; Monroe Hill Law Office, ca. 1789 1981 30 Commercial Buildings-Livery Stables: Carver's Livery Stable, W. Main Street, 19th century; Davis & Wood Livery, Fifth and Market Streets; 1910; Flannagan and Allegree's Stable, E. Market Street, 1905; Irving's Livery, E. Main Street, 19th century; Old Brick Stable, (Michie Company), E. Market Street, 1870s, 1896; Payne's Palace Stables, W. Main Street, 19th century; Railway Company Stables and Car Shed, (Charlottesville and University Street Railway Company Stables and Car Shed), E. Main Street, 1887, 1930 1979-1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Lodges and Clubs: Alberene Masonic Lodge, 1900-1925; Elks Lodge, (Elk's Lodge Home; Juvenile Court), E. High Street, 1902-1903, burned late 1940s; Fry's Springs Clubhouse, (Wonderland), 1890, 1906, 1913, ca. 1928; Howardsville Masonic Lodge, (George Lodge 32), 1846; Keswick Hunt Club, 1898; Yancey Mills Masonic Lodge, Crozet, ca. 1910 1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Restaurants: Carroll's Tea Room, (Amoco; Spencer's Tea Room), Barracks Road and Emmet Street, 1937; Ivy Inn, (Pear Tree Toll House), Old Ivy Road, ca. 1845-1870; Tidbit and Overflow Cafe, E. High Street and U. S. 250, E. Market Street 1973-1996 30 Commercial Buildings-Service Stations: Esmont Gas Station, ca. 1910-1930; Fry's Springs Gas Station, (Colonial Revival Service Station), Jefferson Park Avenue, 1932, 1939; Ragged Mountain Farm Gas Station, 20th century; (Gentry) Ray Gas Station, Ragged Mountain Farm Road, 1930s; Shell Gas Station, (Art Deco Service Station), E. High Street, 1939-1940; Texaco Gas Station, Barracks Road Shopping Center, Emmet Street, post 1958 1978-1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Theaters: Jefferson Opera House; Lafayette Theater, E. Main Street, 1921, 1959 razed; Victory Hall, Scottsville, 1918-1920 1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Theaters: Jefferson Theater, (Jefferson National Bank; Movie Palace), Main Street Mall, 1901, 1912, 1925 1979-1994 30 Commercial Buildings-Theaters: Levy Opera House, (Town Hall), 1851-1852. 1888, 1981 1973-1995 30 Commercial Buildings-Theaters: Paramount Theater, E. Main Mall, 1931 1981-2000 30 Box 31 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "A" - "B": Albemarle County Office Building, 1939; Albemarle Grocery Company Warehouse, South Street, 1916; Andrews-Bebas-Tripolas Building, Preston Avenue, 1915; Andrews-Michtom Building, W. Main Street, 1911; Angus Headquarters, 20th century; Armstrong Knitting Factory, Dale Avenue, 1889-1890; Henry Balz Buildings, W. Main Street, 1882-1884; A. G. Bennett Building, W. Main Street, 1910; C. M. Brand Dormitory, W. Main Street, ca. 1855; Brand-Chewning Building, W. Main Street, ca. 1856, ca. 1910-1917; Brown Milling Company Building, Avon Street, 1902; Buck Island Brick Factory and Slate Quarry sites, Simeon, 19th century; Bunch Building, Main Street, 1874 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "C": C & A Railway Company, Virginia Public Service Company Building, W. Main Street, ca. 1914, ca. 1920s, 1978; Carpenter-Theodose Building, W. Main Street, ca. 1875; Carter-Bennett Building (Victory Shoe Store), W. Main Street, 1921; A. G. Carter Building, W. Main Street, 1922; Chancellor Building, University Avenue, ante 1891 and/or 1920; Charlottesville Agriculture and Iron Works, W. Main Street, 1858; Charlottesville Businesses, 19th century; Coca Cola Bottling Plant, Preston Avenue, 1939; Cooke Office Building, Gordon Avenue; ca. 1895; Collins Building, (Piedmont Furniture Company), E. Main Street, 1928; Conway & Oberdorfer Building, E. Main Street, 1915; Crozet Warehouse, (Apple Storage Warehouse), 1929; Cushman Building, (Cash Food Mart), W. Main Street, 1937 1980s-1990s 31 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "D" - "F": Daniel Building, Fourth Street N.E., 1878, 1880, 1884; Dickerson-Williams Building, E. Main Street, 1903, 1929, 1955, 1982; J. E. Early Building, Fifth Street N.E., 1903; Early-Walker Building, Fifth Street N.E., 1897; Ellington Building, W. Main Street, 1914; Farish-Driscoll Building, E. Main Street, 1892; Fellini's Restaurant, Second Street N.W., 1860s, 1978; Feuchtenberger Building, W. Main Street, 1913-1914; Frizzell Building, (Old Fellows Hall), E. Market Street, 1884, ca. 1910 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "G" - "H": Gianniny-Pace Building, W. Main Street, 1890; Gillespie-Tilman Building, Fourth Street N.E., 1884; Gilmore Furniture Company Building, E. Main Street, 1909-1910; Gleason Buildings, E. Main Street, 1927, 1928; Gleason-Robey Building, W. Main Street, 1989, 1939, 1956-1958; H. H. Hankins Warehouse, South Street W., 1916; Hartman Memorials, E. Market Street, mid 20th century; Heller Building, E. Main Street, 1896; Holsinger Photography Studio, W. Main Street, 1934; Holsinger-Thomas Building, W. Main Street, 1915 1980s-1990s 31 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "I" - "L": Irving-Way-Hill/Hoff Motor Company Building, E. Main Street, 1910, 1953-1954, 1981; Jones-Bennett Building, E. Main Street, 1843; Jones-Wood Building, E. Main Street, 1843; Joseph Building, W. Main Street, 1918; Kaufman Building, E. Main Street, 1883, 1929; Keller Building, (Keller & George), E. Main Street, 1915; Kelly-Bragg Storehouse, E. Jefferson, 1826, 1921; King Lumber Company Warehouse, Preston Avenue, 1909; King's Warehouse, (Charles King & Sons Company), E. Water Street, 1897, 1907, 1980s; Krulewitch-Walters Warehouse, W. Main Street, 1895, 1905; L & S Building II, Third Street N.E., 1960-1961; Leitch Storehouse, Court Square, ca. 1820; Letterman Company Building, W. Main Street, 1899, 1911; Lewis Building, W. Main Street, 1901, 1981; Linney-Gleason & Valentine-Charlie Building, E. Main Street, 1895-1896, 1978; Lobban-George Buildings, E. Main Street, 1860 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "M" - "P": Main Street Businesses, late 19th century; Marguerite's Brothel, (Marguietta's Bordello; Madam Marguerite de Crescioli, owner and operator), Fifth Street, 19th century; Martin Hardware, E. Market Street, 1902-1907; McKennie-Cook Building, University Avenue, ante 1891, 1927; Michie Printing Company, E. Market and Seventh Streets, 1900; Monticello Dairy, Grady Avenue, 1937, 1947, 1959, 1964; Norman Building, E. Main Street, 1896, ca. 1956; Norman-Spitzer Building, E. Main Street, 1896, 1915, ca. 1956; Oberdorfer-Robinson Building, E. Main Street, 1879; Old's Iron Furnace and Forge, (Albemarle Iron Furnace), 1769; Payne & Flannagan Building, E. Main Street, 1916; Perley Furniture and Undertaking Building, W. Main Street, 19th century; Peyton-Ellington Building, W. Main Street, 1893 1980s-1990s 31 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "R" - "S": Randolph Building, E. Jefferson Street, 1957; Rea-Wood Building, Fifth Street N.E., 1905; Rinehart Building, E. Main Street, 1915; Rinehart- Gleason Building, (H. M. Gleason & Co.), Garrett Street, 1915; Samuel J. Robinson Building, E. Main Street, 1916; Scottsville Canal Tobacco Warehouse, 1834; Scottsville Factory, Valley Street, ca. 1835; Shapero Building, W. Main Street, 1911; Shapero-Moss Building, W. Main Street, 1896, 1937; Shepherd Building, (Mary L. Holland Shop), W. Main Street, 1913, 1967, 1983; Southern Bakery Building, Preston Avenue, 1940-1941, 1952, 1956, 1966; Sterling-Hawkins Buildings, E. Main Street, 1897 Commercial Buildings-Miscellaneous: "T" - "Y": Tilman Building, (J. D. & J. S. Tilman's), E. Main Street, 1916, 1956; Timberlake-Newman Building, E. Main Street, 1860-1867, 1914, 1976; Titus Nursery Building, (Waynesboro Nurseries Stone Building), Albemarle/Nelson, ca. 1910-1940; Turner-Tilman Buildings, Fourth Street N.E., 1884; Valentine-Charlie Building, E. Main Street, 1895-1896, 1978; Vinegar Hill, (Random Row; Smith's Row; Williams' Row), Preston Avenue and W. Main Street & end of Mall; A. P. Walker Building, Fifth Street, 1912; Walters Building, W. Main Street, 1898; Warren Distillery (Stillhouse), ca. 1786; Wingfield-Lacy Building, Fourth Street N.E., 1881, 1931; Young Building, Carlton Avenue, 1916 1980s-1990s 31 Commercial Enterprises-Airports: Central Virginia Airports; Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport, 1994-1999 31 Commercial Enterprises: Court Square Complex 1999 31 Commercial Enterprises-Transportation: Bridges 1995-1999 31 Commercial Enterprises-Transportation: Canals, Dams, Locks 1983-1998 31 Commercial Enterprises-Transportation: Ferries 1973-1984 31 Commercial Enterprises-Transportation: Roads 1991-1996 31 Government and Public Buildings: Albemarle County Courthouse 1939-1996 31 Government and Public Buildings: Albemarle County Jail 1974-1999 31 Government and Public Buildings-Miscellaneous: Batesville Jail, (Old Jail; Tomlin House); late 19th century; Charlottesville City Hall, end of Downtown Mall, 1967; Charlottesville Post Office, E. Market Street, 1906, 1936; Earlysville Post Office, Route 663, ante 1850; McIntire Library, (Albemarle County Historical Society), Second Street N. E., 1919-1922; Revolutionary War Barracks, (The Barracks), Garth Road, 1779-1780; Virginia National Guard Armory, Eighth and E. Jefferson Streets, 20th century; Water Street Fire Station, (Vinegar Hill Fire House), early 20th century 1989-1999 31 Albemarle County-Miscellaneous Research Albemarle County: African-Americans 1996 32 Albemarle County: Archaeology 1973-1994 32 Albemarle County: Cemeteries 1991-1996 32 Albemarle County: Cemetery Records n.d. 32 Albemarle County: Civil War 1975-1998 32 Albemarle County: "Colonial Albemarle/The Social and Economic History of Piedmont Virginia County, 1727-1775" by Charles Wilder Watts 1948 32 Albemarle County: Communities 1965-1994 32 Albemarle County: Court Records 1990-1994 32 Albemarle County: Farm Estates 1989-1990 32 Albemarle County: Ghosts 1982-1995 32 Albemarle County: Historic Sites Lists 1931-1978 32 Albemarle County: History 1954-1996 32 Albemarle County: Important Personages 1973-1995 32 Albemarle County: Land Patents 1990 33 Albemarle County: Land Sales listed in Newspapers 1991-1994 33 Albemarle County: Lists of Buildings 1978-1997 33 Albemarle County: Lists of Drawings of Buildings 1989 33 Albemarle County: Lists of Photographs of Buildings 1988-1992 33 Albemarle County: Lists of Photographs of Buildings by Francis B. Johnston n.d. 33 Albemarle County: Maps 1991 33 Albemarle County: Massie Map Index 1995 33 Albemarle County: McRaven Projects 1994 33 Albemarle County: Miscellaneous Buildings 1976-1995 33 Albemarle County: Monticello Plats n.d. 33 Albemarle County: Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) 1975-1995 33 Albemarle County: Mutual Assurance Society Records 1988-1993 33 Albemarle County: National Register of Historic Places and Virginia Landmarks Register 1997-1999 33 Albemarle County: Newspapers 1984-1987 33 Albemarle County: Obituaries and Marriages 1949-1961 34 Albemarle County: Plats 1988-1989 34 Albemarle County: Population Census 1990-1991 34 Albemarle County: Preservation Ordinance 1996 34 Albemarle County: Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Analyses 1981-1982 34 Albemarle County: Real Estate and Personal Tax Records 1990-1995 34 Albemarle County: Sanborn Insurance Maps n.d. 34 Albemarle County: Statues 1993-2000 34 Albemarle County: United States Geological Survey Topographical Maps n.d. 34 Albemarle County: Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VDHR) Alphabetical and Numerical Indices 1986-1995 35 Albemarle County: Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VDHR) Summary 1994 35 Albemarle County: Works Project Administration (WPA) Historical Inventory 1992 35 Charlottesville: Historic Landmarks Commission 1985-1992 35 Charlottesville: Historic Landmarks Study 1976-1981 35 Charlottesville: History 1958-1999 35 Charlottesville: Maps 1988-1996 35 Charlottesville: Mutual Assurance Society Records 1988-1990 35 Charlottesville: National Register District 1981 36 Charlottesville: News 1968-1977 36 Charlottesville: Plats of Nimrod Bramham Property 1985 36 Charlottesville: Plats with Original Lot Owners 1991 36 Scottsville, General 1973-1997 36 Scottsville: Plats n.d. 36 Scottsville: Studies 1998 36 Southwest Mountains Area Natural Resource and History Preservation Study/Piedmont Environmental Council 1989 36 Southwest Mountains Historic District/Piedmont Environmental Council 1991-1992 36 Southwest Mountains Maps/Piedmont Environmental Council 1989 36 Virginia-Miscellaneous Research Amherst County 1974-2000 37 Augusta County 1992-1998 37 Botetourt County 1970-1971 37 Buckingham County 1969-1998 37 Charles City County 1983 37 Cumberland County 1973-1977 37 Eastern Shore 1975-1977 37 Faquier County 1979 37 Fluvanna County 1955-1998 37 Fluvanna County: Bremo and Palmyra 1990-1996 37 Fluvanna County: Courthouse and Jail 1996-1998 37 Fluvanna County: Soil Survey 1958 37 Frederick County n.d. 37 Fredericksburg 1975 37 Gloucester County n.d. 37 Goochland County 1969-1979 37 Greene County 1974-1996 38 Halifax County 1983-1994 38 Hanover County 1993-1997 38 Loudoun County 1982 38 Loudoun County: Leesburg 1966-1978 38 Loudoun County: Waterford 1981-1995 38 Louisa County 1971-1995 39 Louisa County: Studies 1970-1975 39 Madison County 1979-2000 39 Mecklenburg County 1963-1994 39 Nelson County (2 folders) 1955-1997 39 Nelson County: Cabell Family Houses-Soldier's Joy 1976-1998 39 Nelson County: Cabell Family Houses- Union Hill and others 1969-1994 39 Nelson County: Edward Coles House 1983-1991 40 Nelson County: Lucy Gilliam Crocklin Correspondence 1993-1994 40 Nelson County: Mills 1969-1992 40 Nelson County: Oak Ridge 1981-1992 40 Orange County 1973-1999 40 Orange County: Montpelier 1973-1998 40 Orange County: Studies 1989-1990 40 Page County n.d. 40 Pittsylvania County 1982 40 Powhatan County n.d. 40 Prince Edward County 1980 40 Richmond n.d. 40 Shenandoah Natural Park Structures 1976 40 Stafford County n.d. 40 Surry County 1977 40 Vernacular Architecture 1973-1991 40 Virginia Buildings Exhibit 1990 40 Virginia Folk-Architecture 1973-1974 40 Virginia Genealogy: Alphabetical n.d. 41 Virginia Genealogy: Carr, Dabney, Moon, Watson, and related families, compiled by Marion Gordon Shaw (3 folders) n.d. 41 Virginia Genealogy: Moon and Barclay families, compiled by Anna Mary Moon 1939 41 Virginia Genealogy: Thomas Martin Thacker Papers 1989 41

Bound volume of photocopies of research materials, sketches, genealogical information, and correspondence of Thomas Martin Thacker, including a reconstruction based on textual evidence of Peter Jefferson's Shadwell Mills.

Virginia Genealogy: Reference n.d. 42 Virginia Genealogy: Williams and Rodes families 1980 42 Virginia Land Transaction Methods; U. S. Geological Survey Maps 1986-1991 42 Virginia Reminiscences: Recollections of Judge Richard Thomas Walker Duke, Jr. (1853-1926), transcription 1993 42 Virginia Maps: Roads and River Corridors 1994 42 Virginia Truss Bridges 1975 42 West Virginia-Jefferson County 1981 42 University of Virginia Buildings University of Virginia Buildings-Academical Village: Articles 1946-1998 42 University of Virginia Buildings-Academical Village: Brochures 1980s-1990s 42 University of Virginia Buildings-Academical Village: Correspondence, Notes and Drawings 1976-1998 42 University of Virginia Buildings-Academical Village: Newspaper clippings (2 folders) 1973-1999 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Academical Village: Non-Jeffersonian 1981-1991 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Academical Village: Studies 1984-1996 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Fraternities 1979-1995 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Fraternities: "Fraternity Houses at the University of Virginia/Their History, Their Architecture" 1981 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Miscellaneous 1995 43 University of Virginia Buildings and related-Newspaper clippings (2 folders) 1974-2000 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Non-Jeffersonian 1980-1993 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Non-Jeffersonian: "Unbuilt Buildings at the University of Virginia" 1990 43 University of Virginia Buildings-Varsity Hall (Infirmary) 1977 43 University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson-Brochures and Seminar Printings 1976-1997 44 University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson-Chapters and Portions from Books 1905-1991 44 University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson-Correspondence and Notes 1982-1997 44 University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson-Magazine Articles and Bulletins 1976-1997 44 Thomas Jefferson and his Architects Thomas Jefferson Builders-Joseph Antrim n.d. 44 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Thomas R. Blackburn 1998 44 Thomas Jefferson Builders-William John Coffee 1987-1994 44 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Dabney Cosby 1968-1999 44 Thomas Jefferson Builders-James Dinsmore 1993-1998 44 Thomas Jefferson Builders-William & John Dunkum 1985-1996 44 Thomas Jefferson Builders-John Gorman n.d. 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-John Jordan 1963-1988 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-John Neilson (2 folders) 1986-2000 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-James Oldham 1991-1997 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-John M. Perry; George Wilson Spooner, Jr. 1986-1995 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-William B. Phillips; Malcolm F. Crawford; Richard S. Boulware 1986-1996 45 Thomas Jefferson Buildings-Articles and other Writings (2 folders) 1949-1994 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Attributed Dwellings and Buildings 1951(1972-2000) 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Court Records: Census 1987-1988 45 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Court Records: Deed Books 1987-1988 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Court Records: Marriage Records and Wills 1987-1988 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Court Records: Newspaper Records 1987-1988 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Court Records: Order Books 1987-1988 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Court Records: Personal Property and Land Tax 1987-1988 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Genealogies 1983-1985 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-Lists of Names and Data 1983-1993 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-References: Archives, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 1986-1987 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-References: Thomas Jefferson Papers, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 1986-1991 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-References: Various, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library 1986-1987 46 Thomas Jefferson Builders-References: University of Virginia Libraries 1982-1986 46 University of Virginia Architecture Studios and Projects Architecture Studios-Field Trips 1966-1980 47 Architecture 81-Community Involvement 1971 47 Architecture 513-Measured Drawings 1973-1998 47 Architecture 401 Studio 1975 Fall 47 Architecture 402 Studio 1977 Spring 47 Architecture 512 Studio-Recording Historic Buildings 1978-1996 47 Architecture 302 Design Studio 1979 Spring 47 Architecture 302 Design Studio 1980 Spring 47 Architecture 502 & 511-Fieldwork in Preservation 1980 47 Architecture 302 Design Studio 1981 Spring 47 Architecture 301 Studio 1981 Fall 47 Architecture 401 Design Studio 1982 Fall 47 Architecture Course-Virginia Road Traces, Road Survey Course 1982 Fall 47 Architecture 302 Design Studio 1983 Spring 47 Architecture 401 Design Studio 1983 Fall 47 Architecture 402 Design Studio 1984 Spring 48 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1984 Fall 48 Architecture 401 Design Studio 1985 Fall 48 Architecture Plan 834-Recording Virginia Historic Buildings 1985-1998 48 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1986 Fall 48 Architecture Project-Architectural Pattern Associated with Virginia Road Traces 1986 48 Architecture 402 Design Studio 1987 Spring 48 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1987 Fall 48 Architecture 402 Design Studio 1988 Spring 48 Architecture 402 Design Studio 1989 Spring 48 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1989 Fall 48 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1990 Fall 48 Architecture 302 Design Studio 1991 Spring 48 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1991 Fall 48 Architecture 512P Design Studio-Architectural Surveys 1991 Fall 49 Architecture 301 Design Studio 1992 Fall 49 Architecture 513P Design Studio-Measured Drawings 1993 Spring 49 Architecture 401 Design Studio 1993 Fall 49 Architecture Project-Virginia Road Traces: Building Lists 1995 49 Architecture Project-Building Conservations Studies, Professor Matthias E Kayhoe n.d. 49 University of Virginia Miscellaneous Architectural Drawings of University of Virginia Buildings in Special Collections Library 1989-1990 50 Architectural Drawings of University of Virginia Buildings in Physical Plant [Facilities Management] Library 1991 50 Architectural History at UVa: Alumni, Faculty and Theses, 1958-1996 1996 50 Architectural References 1996-1998 50 Architecture of the South Series 1989-1990 50 Architecture Projects Lists- Architecture in Virginia Series: Regional Architecture & Recording Historic Virginia Buildings; Measured Drawings, Studies in Vernacular Architecture; Architecture Associated with Virginia Road Traces 1973-1998 50 Architecture School and Faculty 1994-1998 50 Architecture School History 1988-1999 50 Art Index 1982-1992 50 Employees' Lists, 1817-1940 1989-1990 50 Maps and Plats of the University of Virginia n.d. 50 Names Committee (2 folders) 1986-1993 50 Contemporary Architects Research David Wiley Anderson 1997-1998 51 Thomas Rolander Blackburn 1999 51 Joseph Norwood Bosserman 1997-1998 51 Eugene Bradbury 1984 51 Edmund Schureman Campbell 1988-1998 51 Thomas Kevin Fitz Patrick 1996 51 Charles and George Sidney Ford 1996 51 Charles Freeman Gillette 1993-1994 51 Milton Grigg 1982-1998 51 William Newton Hale, Jr. 1982-1994 51 Henderson Heyward 1987-1999 51 Joseph Fairman Hudnut 1991 51 Floyd Johnson 1987-1999 51 Sidney Fiske Kimball 1983-1995 51 Alfred Lawrence Kocher 1987-1995 51 James R. Magruder 1988-1996 51 Stanislaw Makielski 1988-1998 51 Louie L. Scribner 1982-1990 51 Marshall Swain Wells 1982-1998 51 Clarence Windom Wenger 1983-1984 51 Waddy Butler Wood 1998 51 Architects' Vitae 1993-1994 52 Local and Virginia Architects n.d. 52 Local Colonial Revival Architects 1982-1985 52 Architecture Correspondence Architecture Correspondence 1970-1975 52 Architecture Correspondence 1976-1979 52 Architecture Correspondence 1980-1982 52 Architecture Correspondence 1983 52 Architecture Correspondence 1984 53 Architecture Correspondence 1985 53 Architecture Correspondence 1986 53 Architecture Correspondence 1987 53 Architecture Correspondence 1988 53 Architecture Correspondence 1989 54 Architecture Correspondence 1990 54 Architecture Correspondence 1991 54 Architecture Correspondence 1992 54 Architecture Correspondence 1993 54 Architecture Correspondence 1994 54 Architecture Correspondence 1995 55 Architecture Correspondence 1996 55 Architecture Correspondence 1997 55 Architecture Correspondence 1998 55 Architecture Correspondence 1999 55 Architecture Correspondence 2000 55 Photographs Albemarle County Houses-A n.d. 56

[Ackley; Albemarle Farm; Alberene; Alden House; Alderman House; Allendale; Allwood House; American Four Square; Anchorage; Arrowhead; Ash Lawn; Auburn Hill]

 Albemarle County Houses n.d. 56

[miscellaneous and identified]

 Albemarle County Houses-Ba-Be n.d. 56

[Bachelor's Quarters; Bailey House; Balcard-Powell House; Ballard-Abel House; Bancroft; Barclay House; Barksdale Day House; Barracks; Barringer Mansion; Batesville houses; Batna; Beauerdam Farm; Bellair; Bellair, Wingfield; Bel Aire; Belle Grove (Valmont); Belle Haven; Belmont, Charlottesville; Belmont, Brown's Cove; Belvoir; Belvoir 2; Belvoir 3; Bemiss House; Ben Coolyn House; Bentivar]

 Albemarle County Houses-Bi-Bo n.d. 56

[Bird Haven, Greenwood; Birdwood; Bishop House; Black Family and house; Blair House, Scottsville; Bleak House (Holly House); Blenheim; Bloomfield; Blueridge Farm; Bonahora; Boxwood]

 Albemarle County Houses-Br-Bu n.d. 56

[Branch Point; Brand Hartman ouse; Breezy Oaks; Briar Creek Farm; Bridle Spur; Brightberry; Brockenbrough; Brook Hill (Minor); Brookhill (Dunkum); Brooks Farm; Albert Brooks House; Brown-Parrott House; Brownsville House; Buck Island; Buena Vista; Butler-Norris House]

 Albemarle County Houses-Castle Hill n.d. 56 Albemarle County Houses-Ca-Ch n.d. 56

[Canaan; Carr House, The Meadows; Carr's Hill Carriage House; Carr House, Charlottesville; Hugh Carr House; Carrollton Manor; Carrs Brook; Carrs Grove; Carr's Hill Dorm; Carter-Gilmer House; Carver House; Castalia; Castlebrook; Catterton Place; Cedar Grove; Cedars; Cherry Hill; Cherry Valley; Chester, Scottsville; Chestnut Avenue smokehouse/plantation office; Chiswell; Christmas Hill; Church Hill]

 Albemarle County Houses-Charlottesville houses n.d. 56

[miscellaneous and unidentified]

 Albemarle County Houses-Ci-Cr n.d. 56

[Cismont Manor; Clermont; Cliffside, Scottsville; Clover Fields; Clifton; Clover Hill; Cobham Park; Cole House (Bollingwood); Colle House; Colonial House, Scottsville; Comer House; Conduff House; Carolyn Cox Log House; Crestwood; Crutchfield]

 Albemarle County Houses-D n.d. 56

[Darby's Folly; Davis House; Dabney (Dinsmore) House; Doll House; Donegal; Dovedale; Duke House; R. T. W. Duke House; Dulaney House; Dunkum-Dice House; Dunkum-Spooner House; Dumlora 3; Dunn House; Dyer House]

 Photographs Albemarle County Houses-Ea-Ed n.d. 57

[East Belmont; Edgehill; Edgemont; Ednam; Edgemont, Stony Point Road; Edgewood; Edgeworth; Edwards House]

 Albemarle County Houses-El-Ev n.d. 57

[Ellerslie; Enderly; Enniscorthy; Ernscliff Log House; Esmont House; Estes Farm; Estouteville; Everett House]

 Albemarle County Houses-F n.d. 57

[Fairmont; Fairview; The Farm; Farmington; Faulkner House; Feathers; Fielding; Fifth Street House; Finally; Findowrie; Forest Hill; Forest Lodge; Foster House; Fosteria; Four Acres; Fowler House; Franklin; Fray House; Fuller-Bailey House]

 Albemarle County Houses-G n.d. 57

[Gale Hill; Gallison Hall; Giddings; Gilmer-Wood House (Drurywood House; Glen Esk; Glendower; Glen Echo; Glenmore; Glentivar; Gooch House; Goodwin Farm; Grassmere; Milton Grigg House; The Grove (Barksdale-Totty House; Guthrie Hall]

 Albemarle County Houses-Ha-He n.d. 57

[Haden House; Halifax House; Hampstead; Hard Bargain; J. W. Hatch House; Hatton Grange; Hawkins-Holmes House; Hawkins-Wondree House; Head of Creek Plantation; Headquarters; Heiskell House; Heiskeg House (Livers House); Herndon House]

 Albemarle County Houses-Hi-Hu n.d. 57

[High Meadows; High Mowing; The Hill, Altamont Circle; Hillel; Hilltop; Hodges-Gleason House; Holly Fork; Hollymead; Holmes House; Home Place; Homestead House; Home Tract; Hopewell; Horseshoe; Horseshoe Retreat; Hotopp House; Houchins House; Hough House; Lindsay House; Lucy Howard House; Hudson-Smith House; Hugh House; Dr. Humphries House]

 Albemarle County Houses-I n.d. 57

[Idylwood; International House; Ivy Creek Farm]

 Albemarle County Houses-J n.d. 57

[Nanny Cox Jackson House; Jarman (Brugger) House; Jarman-Cree House; Jarman-Walker House; Jeffries House; Jeffries-Bruce House; John Russell Jones House; Jones Place; Jumping Branch]

 Albemarle County Houses-K n.d. 57

[Keelona (Red Brook); Keith House; Kelly House; John Kelly House; Kenridge; Kenwood; Keswick; Key House; Key West; Kinloch]

 Albemarle County Houses-L n.d. 57

[Lands End; Leake House; Leathers House; Leitch-Haden House; Leitch-Munday House; Lennox Farm; Lewis Level; Lewis Mountain (Kearney House); Lewis-Hanckel House; Licking; Limestone Farm; Linden; Lindsay House; Lipop House; Little Mountain (Locust Grove); Little Virginia; Locust Farm; Locust Grove; Locust Hill; Log House; Logon; Lone Oak Farm; Longly House; Longwood; Lyman Mansion; Lynchburg Road House]

 Albemarle County Houses-Ma-Mi n.d. 57

[Malvern House; Manahan House; Maple Hill Cottage; Margueritta Crescoli Brothel; Marshall-Rucker House; Martin House; Massie-Wills Townhouse; Matthews House; Maupin House (Creek Dave); Nathaniel Maupin House; Maupin-Bibb House; Maxfield; McAllister-Andrews House; Paul McIntire House; McCue House; Meachum River Farm; Meadow Bluffs (Harris House); Meadow Brook; The Meadows; The Meadows (Lindsay); Merry Oaks; Midmont; Midway; Midway Farm; Millburne; Millington; Milton Farm]

 Photographs Albemarle County Houses-Mor-Mos n.d. 58

[Monroe Hill; Montebello; Monticello; Monticola; Moon House, Batesville; Moon-Henderson House; Mooreland; Morea; Isaac Kimber Moran House; Morris House; Morrisena; Morven; Morven-Birckhead]

 Albemarle County Houses-Mou-Mu n.d. 58

[Mount Air; Mount Armour; Mount Comfort; Mount Eagle; Mount Fair; Mount Grove; Mount Ida; Mount Pleasant; Mount Prospect; Mount Walla; Mount Warren; Mountain View (Harkaway); Music Hall]

 Albemarle County Houses-N n.d. 58

[John Neilson House; New Shadwell; New Woodville; Normandale; Joseph Norris House; Norris-McCue House; Norvell House; Nydrie]

 Albemarle County Houses-O n.d. 58

[Oak Crest; Oak Forest, Farmington; Oak Hill; Oak Hill, Greenwood; Oaklands; Oaklawn; The Oaks; Old Hall, Scottsville; James Oldham House; Old Longwood; Old Mooreland]

 Albemarle County Houses-P n.d. 58

[Page Brook; Pantops Water Tower; Parson's Green; Patton House; Paxton Place; Perkins House; Petit House; Peyton House; Piedmont (Wallace), Greenwood; Piedmont, Whitehall; Piedmont, University of Virginia; Piedmont Manor; Pine Knot; Piney Grove, Brookhill; Pines (Terrell); Pireus; Plain Dealing; Plainview Farm; Pleasant Hill (Barksdale); Plumb Pleasant; Powell House; Price-Poore House]

 Albemarle County Houses-Q n.d. 58

[Quandry; Quarters]

 Albemarle County Houses-Ra-Rig n.d. 58

[Ragged Mountain Farm; Ramsay-Langhorne-Gibson House; Recoleta; Redlands Club; Red Hill; Refuge; Richlands; Ridgely; Ridgeway; Riggory]

 Albemarle County Houses-Redlands n.d. 58 Albemarle County Houses-Riv-Ru n.d. 58

[Riverdale; Riverdell; Rivanna Farm; River Lawn; River View, Scottsville; Rock Hill; Giles Rogers House; Rogers Place; Rollings Acres; Rosehill; Rosemont; Roundtop; Royal Orchard; Rugby Road Houses; Rutledge]

 Photographs Albemarle County Houses-Se-So n.d. 59

[Seven Oaks; Shack Mountain; The Shadows; Shadwell; Shelton House; Sherwood; Shirland; Simpson House; Smith Place; John M. Smith House; Sneed House; Solitude; Southall-Venable House; Southern Comfort; Sowell House]

 Albemarle County Houses-Sp-Su n.d. 59

[Spring Dale; Spring Hill; Stanford Hall; Stevens Place; Stonefield; Stonemont; Strange House; Strawberry Hill; Su Casa (Stevens House); Summer Hill; Sunny Bank; Sunnyside; Sutherland Farm (see Solitude)]

 Albemarle County Houses-T n.d. 59

[Tallwood; Tarry; Temple Hill; Temple Place; The Terrace, Scottsville; Terrel House; T. L. Thuman House; Tiverton; Tompkins House, Scottsville; Tower Creek Farm; Tower House; Trice-Towe House; Tripartite House; Tucked Away; Tudor Grove]

 Albemarle County Houses-U n.d. 59

[14 University Circle; 21 University Circle; Updike House; Upper Plantation]

 Albemarle County Houses-V n.d. 59

[Valley Point; Valentine House; Valmont's; Verdant Lawn; Verulam; Viewmont; Villa Crawford (Ashley House); Villino Lambeth; Vowles Townhouse]

 Albemarle County Houses-Wa-We n.d. 59

[Wakefield; William Walker House; Walnut Grove; Walnut Lawn; Walnut Level; Walters-Page House; Walters-Witkin House; Old Cabin near Warren; Watson House; Watson-Wood House; Wavertree Hall; Wertland; Westbury; West Cairns; West Leigh; West Main Street House; Westover]

 Albemarle County Houses-Wh-Wo n.d. 59

[Wheeler Building; Whilton; White Cross; Whitehall Farm; White Pine; Wilhoit; Williams House; Willoughby; Windie Knowe; Windsor; Windsor Hill; Wingfield House; Woodburne; Woodland]

 Albemarle County Houses-Wo-Wy n.d. 59

[Woodlea; Woodson House; Woodville; Old Woodville; Wyndhurst]

 Albemarle County Houses-Y n.d. 59

[Yancey Mill House; Yeargin House; York House; Dr. Young's House]

 Photographs Albemarle County-Barns and Outbuildings n.d. 60

[Carrsville Orchard Barn; Ben Coolyn Double Crib Barn; Log Barn, Brown's Cove; Castalia Barn; Ingleridge; Miller Place Barn, Free Union; Nydrie Stables; Page-Brook Barn; Redlands Barn-Threshing Machine; West Leigh Barn; Sherwood Barn-Threshing Machine; Stockton Creek Barn; Sutherland Barn; Underhill Tobacco Barn; Wilhoit Barns; Miscellaneous barns]

 Albemarle County-Depots n.d. 60

[C & O Depot; Greenwood Tunnel; Keswick Depot; Mount Eagle Depot; Rose Cottage (trainmaster's house); Scottsville Depot; Shadwell Depot; Southern Depot; Union Station/Southern Railroad Depot; Warren Depot; Log House from Crozet Tunnel Workers Houses]

 Albemarle County-Ecclesiastical n.d. 60

[All Saint's Episcopal Church; Batesville Methodist Church; Bethlehem Methodist Church; Beth Shalom Synagogue; Blue Ridge Sanitarium Chapel; Buck Island Church; Buck Mountain Episcopal Church Bell Tower; Centenary Methodist Church South; Charlottesville Christ Church; Charlottesville Methodist Church; Charlottesville Methodist Episcopal Church South; Charlottesville Presbyterian Church; Chestnut Grove Baptist Church; Christ Church Glendower; Christian Church; Christian Science Church; Church West of Boonesville; Church or our Savior; Cove Presbyterian Church; Covesville Church; Earlysville Union Church; Edgehill Chapel; First Baptist Church, Charlottesville; First Methodist Church, Charlottesville; First Presbyterian Church, Park Street; Free Union Baptist Church; Garth Chapel; Grace Church] [High Street Baptist Church; Hillsboro Baptist Church; Hodges' Episcopal Manse; Holy Comforter Catholic Church; Mountain Plains Presbyterian Church; Mount Calvary Baptist Church; Mount Ed Baptist Church; Mount Moriah Methodist Church; Mount Sinai Baptist Church; The Rectory; Sand Road Baptist Church; Scottsville Baptist Church; Scottsville Disciples of Christ Church; Scottsville Methodist Church; Scottsville Presbyterian Church; Sharon Church; St. Anne's Parish, Glebe; St. James Episcopal Chapel/Garth Chapel; St. John's Episcopal Church, Scottsville; St. John's Church; St. Luke's Episcopal Church; St. Paul's Episcopal Church; South Plains Presbyterian Church; University Baptist Church; Union Ridge Baptist Church; Unitarian Church; Westminster Presbyterian Church; Woolen Mills Chapel; Zion Baptist Church]

 Albemarle County-Mills n.d. 60

[Cochran's Mill; Cocke's Mill/Johnson's Mill; Crossroad Mill; Dawson's Millhouse; Dwyer's Millhouse; Eolus Mill; Harris Mill; Hartman's Mill; Hatton Grange Mill; Hydraulic, Redbrook; Ivy Mill; Jarman-Harris Millhouse; Peter Jefferson Mill; Kinloch Mill; Lochlyn Millhouse; Maupin House outbuilding; Meadow Run Mill; Merrie Mill; Minor's Mill; Monroe Mill; Scottsville Mill; Smith's Mill; Stockton Creek Mill/Patterson's Mill, Yancey Mills; Stover's Mill; Thacker-Dawson Mill; Tsuquatantia Millhouse; Walker Mill; Walker Millhouse; Warren Mill; Wheat Threshing Machine; Woolen Mills Dam]

 Albemarle County-Schools n.d. 60

[Burnley School; Cismont School; Clark School; Covesville School; Crozet School; Earlysville School; Esmont School; Glendower School; Greenwood School for Boys; Jefferson School; Lane High School; Liberty School; McGuffey School; McIntire School; Midway School; Miller School; Mount Alto School; Piedmont Female Academy; Red Hill School; Rio Road School; Scottsville High School; Old St. Anne's School; Stannes School; Venable School]

 Albemarle County-Statues n.d. 60

[The Dell, University of Virginia; Rotunda Marble Capitol fragment, 1895 fire; Confederate Monument, University of Virginia Cemetery; Civil War Statue; George Rogers Clark Monument; Homer Statue; Jackson Statue; Robert E. Lee Statue; Washington Statue]

 Albemarle County-Stores n.d. 60

[Anderson Brothers Bookstore; Angus Headquarters; Armstrong Knitting Factory; Bishop's Store; Canal Warehouse, Scottsville; Craig's Store; Crossroads Store; H. I. Davis Store; Earlysville Post Office; R. N. Estes' Store; Foster Layman Store; Fry's Spring Gas Station; Hatton Store; Heard's Store; Holsinger Studio & Mr. M. L. Grigg Office; Ivy Stock; Keller & George; Kelly-Bragg Warehouse; Keswick Store; Charles King's Warehouses; Maupin Store; McKee Block; Monticello Dairy; National Bank; Number Nothing; Parrish Store; People's National Bank 2; Powell's Store; Ragged Mountain Service Station; Scottsville Tobacco Warehouse; Warren Store; Wyant Store, White Hall]

 Albemarle County-Taverns and Hotels n.d. 60

[Afton Mountain Top Hotel; Albemarle Hotel; Black's Tavern at Seven Oaks; Boyd's Tavern; Brooksville; Browning-Dettor Tavern; Burnley Tavern; Cabell House; Carlton House-chimney curtain & gable lunette; Castiglione; Clarksville/Sunnyside; Crossroads Tavern; Dolley Madison Inn; DS Tavern; Eagle Tavern; Farish House; Garland A. Garth's Tavern; Garth Tavern; Grasty-Brown Tavern; Green Teapot Inn, Yancey Mills; Hardendale; Jefferson Park Hotel; Jefferson Hotel; La Fourche Tavern; Locust Dale Inn; Locust Grove Tavern; Milton Tavern/Locust Grove; Long's Tavern; Michie Tavern; Monticello Hotel; North of West Main Street; Number Nothing; Price's Hotel; Queen Charlotte Hotel; Scottsville Tavern; Thomas Jefferson Inn; Town & Country Restaurant; Warren Tavern; Warren Stone Tavern; White Hall Inn; Woodstock Hall; Woolen Mills Tavern; Yancey's Tavern]

 Albemarle County-Miscellaneous Non-House n.d. 60

[Albemarle County Courthouse; Albemarle County Jail; Albemarle County Office Building; Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks; Brick Bonds; Buck Mountain Road Trace; Charlottesville Courthouse; Scottsville Road to Charlottesville building; section of Jefferson Memorial Road; Main Street, Charlottesville; Charlottesville Post Office; First Courthouse Column; Court Square; Fray's Mill Bridge; Free Bridge; Howardsville Masonic Lodge; Jefferson Theatre; Levy Opera House; Magruder Sanitarium; Martha Jefferson Hospital; McIntire Library; Miramont Apartments; Nelson Sanitarium; Falls of S. F. Hardware River; Tom Brady & Bill Randolph, Iron Stone at Old's Forge; N. Hardware River; Paramount Theatre; Piedmont Icehouse; Poorhouse Farm; Sunnyside Poorhouse 1; Preston Court Apartments; Race Out Thru Rock, Old's Furnace, S. R. Hardware River; Revolutionary War Barracks; Virginia National Guard Armory; Vinegar Hill Scene; Warren; Village of Esmont; unidentified; portrait of James W. Widderfield; photographs of James W. Widderfield, John Jordan, William Dundum and Dabney Cosby] [Alberene; Bank Barn at Enniscorthy; Bank of Crozet; Branchlands; Albemarle County Courthouse; Book of Ebenezer Baptist Church; Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks; Carr Garage; Court Square; Elderly Ladies Home; Farish House; Redland Club; Levy Opera House; Warehouse; W. Main Street; John Yeargin House; Rural life]

 Photographs Albemarle County-Buck Mountain Road-unidentified n.d. 61 Albemarle County-Three Notch'd Road-unidentified n.d. 61 Albemarle County-Maps and Plats n.d. 61 Albemarle County-Miscellaneous n.d. 61 Albemarle County-Unidentified n.d. 61 Albemarle County-University of Virginia n.d. 61 Albemarle County-University of Virginia: Birdwood Water Tower n.d. 61 Albemarle County-University of Virginia Fraternities n.d. 61 Albemarle County--University of Virginia Pavilions and Hotels n.d. 61 Photographs Alexandria n.d. 62 Amherst County n.d. 62 Augusta County n.d. 62 Bath County n.d. 62 Bedford County n.d. 62 Buckingham County n.d. 62 Charles City County n.d. 62 Culpeper n.d. 62 Cumberland County n.d. 62 Fluvanna County n.d. 62 Goochland County n.d. 62 Greene County n.d. 62 Halifax County n.d. 62 Hanover County n.d. 62 Highland County n.d. 62 Lancaster County n.d. 62 Louisa County n.d. 62 Lynchburg n.d. 62 Madison County n.d. 62 Nelson County n.d. 62 Orange County n.d. 62 Pittsylvania County n.d. 62 Richmond n.d. 62 Rockbridge County n.d. 62 Rockingham County n.d. 62 Washington County n.d. 62 Virginia Counties-Miscellaneous n.d. 62 Photographs Architecture of Jefferson Country: Dwellings A-Z (31/2 x5) n.d. 63 Architecture of Jefferson Country: Dwellings A-Z (4x6; 5x7) n.d. 63 Architecture of Jefferson Country: Dwellings A-Z (8x10) n.d. 63 Architecture of Jefferson Country: Other Buildings n.d. 63 Architecture of Jefferson Country: Line Art (2 folders) n.d. 63 "Architectural Surveys Associated with Early Road Systems," Association for Preservation Technology Bulletin1980 63 A Virginia Family and its Plantation Houses 1987 63 Photographs Pennsylvania Folk-life article (4 folders) 1982 64 Virginia Architecture of the18th-19th Centuries Seminar 1995-1999 64 District of Columbia n.d. 64 Maryland n.d. 64 North Carolina & South Carolina n.d. 64 West Virginia n.d. 64 Other States n.d. 64 Negatives Albemarle Quad 1, b & w n.d. 65 Albemarle Quad 2, b & w n.d. 65 Albemarle Quad 3, b & w n.d. 65 Albemarle Quad 4, b & w n.d. 65 Albemarle County Houses, b & w n.d. 65 Albemarle County Non-Houses, b & w n.d. 65 Albemarle, positive transparencies of measured drawings n.d. 65 Negatives Albemarle County Various Buildings, b & w (3 folders) n.d. 66 Virginia Cities and Counties, 35mm color n.d. 66 Virginia Counties, b & w (2 folders) n.d. 66 Miscellaneous n.d. 66 Eugene Bradbury Drawings n.d. 66 Publication Graphics n.d. 66 Negatives Coles Family, contact sheets n.d. 67 Albemarle County, measured drawings, b & w n.d. 67 United States and European Cities, b & w n.d. 67 Oversize Drawings and Maps Architectural Drawings, Historical American Buildings Survey Peterson Prize Awards given to Measured Drawings to University of Virginia Architecture Students n.d. Oversize Box S-63 Albemarle County E911 Map Book n.d. Oversize Box S-64 Mounted United States Geological Survey Maps 7.5 MIN Oversize Box T-18 Barboursville 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Boswell's Tavern 1970 Oversize Box T-18 Boyd Tavern 1970 Oversize Box T-18 Brown's Cove 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Charlottesville East 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Charlottesville West 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Covesville 1967 Oversize Box T-18 Crimora 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Crozet 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Earlysville 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Esmont 1967 Oversize Box T-18 Fletcher Alberene 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Free Union 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Gordonsville 1970 Oversize Box T-18 Howardsville 1968 Oversize Box T-18 Greenfield 1967 Oversize Box T-18 Keswick 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Madison 1964 Oversize Box T-18 McGaheysville 1965 Oversize Box T-18 McGaheysville 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Old Rag Mountain 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Rochelle 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Scottsville 1967 Oversize Box T-18 Schuyler 1967 Oversize Box T-18 Simeon 1967 Oversize Box T-18 Stanardsville 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Swift Run Gap 1965 Oversize Box T-18 Waynesboro East 1964 Oversize Box T-18 Architectural Drawings, Historical American Buildings Survey University of Virginia Buildings: 1982-1989 Oversize Box T-19 Anatomical Theatre (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-19 Buckingham Palace, Carrs Hill (3 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-19 The Crackerbox (3 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-19 Hotel A (10 sheets) - 2 sets 1988 Oversize Box T-19 Hotel C (8 sheets) 1984 Oversize Box T-19 Hotel E, details 1986 Oversize Box T-19 Hotel E, section 1986 Oversize Box T-19 Hotel E (8 sheets) 1986 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion I, east elevation 1989 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion I, south elevation 1989 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion I (6 sheets) 1989 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion I (8 sheets) 1989 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion I (7 sheets) - 2 sets 1989 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion I (12 sheets) 1989 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion II (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion III (10 sheets) 1985 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion IV (9 sheets) 1984 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion VIII (9 sheets) - 2 sets 1986 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion IX (6 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion IX (11 sheets) - 2 sets 1988 Oversize Box T-19 Pavilion X (8 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-19 Albemarle County Buildings: 1976-1989 Oversize Box T-19 Ashlawn (9 sheets) 1980 Oversize Box T-19 Massie-Wills House (5 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-19 Monroe Hill Law Office, Charlottesville (4 sheets) 1981 Oversize Box T-19 Monroe Law Office, Limestone, Keswick (8 sheets) - 2 sets 1977 Oversize Box T-19 Poplar Forest, Bedford County (6 sheets) - 2 sets n.d. Oversize Box T-19 Miscellaneous floor plans n.d. Oversize Box T-19 Architectural Drawings, Historical American Buildings Survey Ecclesiastical: 1977-1986 Oversize Box T-20 Buck Mountain Episcopal Church (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-20 Christ Church, Glendower (8 sheets) - 2 sets n.d. Oversize Box T-20 Christ Church, Glendower (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-20 Cove Church, Covesville (8 sheets) 1978 Oversize Box T-20 First Presbyterian Church of Niobrara, Niobrara, Knox County, Nebraska (4 sheets) 1977 Oversize Box T-20 Garth Chapel, Owensville (5 sheets) 1981 Oversize Box T-20 Grace Episcopal Church, Cumberland County (6 sheets) - 2 sets n.d. Oversize Box T-20 Mount Ed Baptist Church, Batesville (7 sheets) - 2 sets 1976 Oversize Box T-20 Old Zion Baptist Church (5 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-20 Presbyterian Church, Scottsville (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Chapel, Louisa County, north elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Chapel, Louisa County, west elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Chapel, Louisa County, plan n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Chapel, Louisa County, section n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Chapel, Louisa County (7 sheets) 1986 Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Church, Scottsville, east elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Church, Scottsville, south elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Church, Scottsville (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-20 St. John's Church, Waldrop, Louisa County (5 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-20 St. Luke's Chapel, Simeon (5 sheets) 1981 Oversize Box T-20 Scottsville Disciples of Christ Church (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-20 South Plains Presbyterian Church (7 sheets) 1984 Oversize Box T-20 Waterford School, Loudoun County (4 sheets) 1979 Oversize Box T-20 Woolen Mills Chapel, Charlottesville (6 sheets) - 2 sets n.d. Oversize Box T-20 Architectural Drawings, Historical American Buildings Survey Dwellings: 1973-1983 Oversize Box T-21 Birdwood Ice House (5 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Blenheim Library (8 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Brown-Parrott House, Crozet (11 sheets) 1978 Oversize Box T-21 Walter Coles House, (Old Woodville) (5 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-21 The Company House, Alberene, northwest elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-21 The Company House, Alberene, northeast elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-21 The Company House, Alberene, southwest elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-21 The Company House, Alberene, southeast elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-21 The Company House, Alberene (8 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Darby's Folly, Charlottesville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Enniscorthy (5 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Benjamin Harris House, (Mountain Grove) (9 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 James W. Mason House, (Old Hall) (6 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Mills House, (Oaklands; Malvern) (6 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Morven Lawn Cottage, east elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Morven Lawn Cottage, south elevation n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Morven Lawn Cottage (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Redlands (6 sheets) (3 sets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Daniel Scott House, (Valmont), Scottsville (7 sheets) (3 sets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 John Scott House, (Mount Walla), Scottsville (8 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Solitude (8 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Sowell House, Scottsville (5 sheets) 1979 Oversize Box T-21 Spring Hill Claim House (5 sheets) 1978 Oversize Box T-21 Springdale Farm (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Sunny Bank (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Walters-Page House, Batesville (10 sheets) (2 sets) 1974 Oversize Box T-21 Wilhoit House (10 sheets) (2 sets) 1973 Oversize Box T-21 Other Buildings: 1977-1979 Oversize Box T-21 C & O Railway Station, Shadwell (5 sheets) 1979 Oversize Box T-21 C & O Railway Station, Scottsville (6 sheets) 1977 Oversize Box T-21 Crossroads Tavern (10 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 George Lodge 32, Howardsville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Hatton Grange Mill, Hatton (8 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 J. I. Maupin Store (2 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 J. I. Maupin Store (10 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Stockton Creek Barn, Greenwood (4 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Stockton Creek Barn, Greenwood (13 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-21 Sutherland Barn (7 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-21 Warren Depot (7 sheets) n.d Oversize Box T-21 Architectural Drawings, Historical American Buildings Survey Dwellings: 1974-1993 Oversize Box T-22 Aspendale, Kent County, Delaware (5 sheets) 1975 Oversize Box T-22 Barclay House, Scottsville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Belleville, Ware Neck, Gloucester County (7 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Blair House, (Tipton Blair House), Scottsville (9 sheets) 1993 Oversize Box T-22 Blum House, Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana (4 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Edward Coles House, Nelson County (6 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-22 One Cottage Lane, Charlottesville (7 sheets) 1974 Oversize Box T-22 Lucretia Cox House, Staunton, Augusta (4 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-22 117 Cream Street, Charlottesville (5 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Charles B. Dudley House, Altoona, Blair, Pennsylvania (5 sheets) 1989 Oversize Box T-22 Fowler House, Charlottesville (7 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-22 Carter Gilmer House, Charlottesville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Hughes House, Charlottesville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Jeffries-Bruce House, Scottsville (8 sheets) 1990 Oversize Box T-22 Locust Grove, Greene County (8 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-22 Locust Grove Kitchen, Charlottesville (6 sheets) 1981 Oversize Box T-22 1901 E. Market Street (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Norris-Preston Cottage, Charlottesville (5 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-22 Price-Poore House, Charlottesville (7 sheets) 1993 Oversize Box T-22 Snow Hill, (Colonel Samuel Booth), Surry County (10 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Spring Grove, Westmoreland County (8 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-22 104 Twelfth Street, Charlottesville (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Vowles Townhouses, Charlottesville (10 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-22 Judge Watson House (8 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-22 1213 West Main Street, Charlottesville (5 sheets) 1983 Oversize Box T-22 John Winn House, Belmont, Charlottesville (12 sheets) 1986 Oversize Box T-22 John Winn House, Belmont, Charlottesville (8 sheets) 1986 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County, details (2 sets) 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County, section 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County, northeast elevation 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County, northwest elevation 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County, southeast elevation 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County, southwest elevation 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Woodlawn, Essex County (12 sheets) 1976 Oversize Box T-22 Other Buildings: 19-- Oversize Box T-22 Albemarle County Courthouse, Charlottesville (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Canal Warehouse, Scottsville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 220 Court Square, Charlottesville (5 sheets) 1982 Oversize Box T-22 Fork Union Depot, Fluvanna County (6 sheets) 1978 Oversize Box T-22 Fry's Spring Filling Station, Charlottesville (4 sheets) 1981 Oversize Box T-22 Inge's Store, Charlottesville (8 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Ionia Barn, Green Springs, Louisa County (6 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Old A. J. Long Mill, Greene County (5 sheets) (2 sets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Montpelier Depot, Orange County (9 sheets) 1977 Oversize Box T-22 Norris-McCue Building, Charlottesville (9 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Piedmont Log House, Orange County (3 sheets) n.d. Oversize Box T-22 Pleasant Valley Depot, Rockingham County, principal elevation 1986 Oversize Box T-22 Pleasant Valley Depot, Rockingham County, section and side elevation 1986 Oversize Box T-22 Pleasant Valley Depot, Rockingham County (5 sheets) 1986 Oversize Box T-22 Redwood Ordinary, Williamsburg, James City County (3 sheets) 1981 Oversize Box T-22 Architectural Drawings, Historical American Buildings Survey Pavilion III at the University of Virginia (3 sheets) n.d. Folder 1: Oversize Tray 242 Pavilion VI at the University of Virginia (12 sheets) 1990 Folder 1: Oversize Tray 242 Pavilion VII at the University of Virginia (5 sheets) 1990 Folder 1: Oversize Tray 242 Pavilion IX at the University of Virginia (19 sheets) n.d. Folder 1: Oversize Tray 242 Hotel "B" at the University of Virginia 1961-1962 Folder 2: Oversize Tray 242 Albemarle County Court House 1961-1963 Folder 3: Oversize Tray 242 Barboursville Ruins (6 sheets) 1981 Folder 3: Oversize Tray 242 Edward Coles House, Greenfield, Nelson County (6 sheets) 1983 Folder 4: Oversize Tray 242 Walter Coles House, (Old Woodville), Esmont (5 sheets) 1983 Folder 4: Oversize Tray 242 Enniscorthy, Keene (5 sheets) 1982 Folder 4: Oversize Tray 242 Redlands, Carter's Bridge (6 sheets) 1982 Folder 4: Oversize Tray 242 Blenheim (2 sheets) 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 John A. G. Davis House, (The Farm), Charlottesville (9 sheets) 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 Market Hall, Charleston, South Carolina (1 sheet) 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 Noland-Haukenberry House, Independence, Missouri (1 sheet) 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 Prestwould Slave Quarters, Clarksville, Mecklenburg County (2 sheets) 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 Sands & Company Hotel Building, Monroe 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 George Wallace House, Independence, Missouri (1 sheet) 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 Old Woodville, Esmont 19-- Folder 5: Oversize Tray 242 Tallwood, Green Mountain Road (5 sheets) (3 sets) and measured pencil drawings (4 sheets) 1981 Folder 6: Oversize Tray 242 D. S. Tavern (5 sheets) n.d. Folder 7: Oversize Tray 242 Gadsby's Tavern, Alexandria (36 sheets) 1988-1992 Folder 7: Oversize Tray 242 Southern Railway Depots (22 sheets) n.d. Folder 8: Oversize Tray 242 Masonic Temple, Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania (2 sheets) 1989 Folder 9: Oversize Tray 242 Cambria Iron Company, Cambria County, Pennsylvania (30 sheets) 1988 Folder 10: Oversize Tray 242 Mount Etna Iron Works, Blair County, Pennsylvania (24 sheets) 1988 Folder 11: Oversize Tray 242 Various Styles of Buildings 1991-1992 Folder 12: Oversize Tray 242 Site Plans and Plats of Charlottesville, University of Virginia, and others n.d. Folder 13: Oversize Tray 242 Maps and Plats of Virginia Counties n.d. Folder 14: Oversize Tray 242 U. S. Geological Survey Maps of Virginia Counties 1967-1987 Folder 15: Oversize Tray 242 Albemarle County Jail #5 (11 sheets) 1995 Folder 16: Oversize Tray 242 Gadsby's Tavern, Alexandria n.d. Folder 16: Oversize Tray 242 Plat of Virginia Counties n.d. Folder 16: Oversize Tray 242