A Guide to the Photographs of Virginia Churches, Courthouses, Homes, and Buildings, 1959-1969 Virginia Churches, Courthouses, Homes, and Buildings, 1959-1969 Photographs 11494

A Guide to the Photographs of Virginia Churches, Courthouses, Homes, and Buildings, 1959-1969

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Accession number 11494


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Repository
Special Collections, University of Virginia Library
Collection number
11494
Title
Photographs of Virginia Churches, Courthouses, Homes, and Buildings, 1959-1969
Physical Characteristics
The collection consists of seven photograph albums.
Language
English

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

The collection is without restrictions.

Use Restrictions

See the University of Virginia Library’s use policy.

Preferred Citation

Photographs of Virginia Churches, Courthouses, Homes, and Buildings, 1959-1969, Accession # 11494, Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

These albums were purchased by the University of Virginia Library from Jerry N. Showalter, Ivy, Virginia, on April 14, 1999.

Scope and Content Information

The collection consists of seven photograph albums, ca. 1959-1969, containing black and white snapshots of county courthouses (3 volumes), historic homes, inns and other landmarks (3 volumes) and churches (1 volume) all in Virginia, unless otherwise noted. Each photograph is labeled by place and date of building, if known. Several have additional annotations. The only identified people are Dr. Chester Bradley and Mrs. Stewart posing in front of the Ft. Monroe Casemate Museum. Three earlier photographs of the Fountain Hotel, Rustburg, Va., are included.

Contents List

Red Lion Tavern, corner of Cork and Loudoun Streets, Winchester
Volume I
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Green Plains, Mathews County, built 1795
Volume I

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Green Plains, home of Judge John Rutherfoord on North River, Section of Scalloped Wall
Volume I
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Bellevue, Halifax County, built 1825
Volume I

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Berry Hill, Halifax County
Volume I
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Ritchie House, Tappahannock, built 1750, birthplace of Thomas Ritchie, founder and editor of The Richmond Enquirer
Volume I
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Mill House, near Abrams Delight, Winchester
Volume I
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The Nelson House, York Hall, built in 1740-1741, Yorktown
Volume I
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The Dudley-Diggs House, built 1755-1760, Yorktown
Volume I
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The Diggs House, built 1705, Yorktown
Volume I
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Somerwell House, built before 1707, owned by the Lightfoot family (1716-1783)
Volume I
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Shield House, built by Thomas Sessions, ca. 1699, Yorktown
Volume I
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Windsor Castle, home of Arthur Smith, founder of Smithfield, Smithfield, Virginia
Volume I
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Sykes Inn, used as inn as early as 1752, Smithfield
Volume I
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Kerr Place, 1799, Onancock
Volume I
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Union Hill, ca. 1935, Nelson County
Volume I
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Westover, Charles City County
Volume I
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Chelsea, King William County
Volume I

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Romancoke, King William County
Volume I
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Bremo Recess, Fluvanna County
Volume I
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[Niewstead?], Cumberland County
Volume I
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Wales, Dinwiddie County
Volume I
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Violet Bank, Colonial Heights
Volume I
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Ellington, near Doswell, used as a school before and after the Civil War
Volume I
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Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, near Charlottesville
Volume I
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Ashlawn, home of James Monroe, near Charlottesville
Volume I
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Shirley, Charles City County
Volume I
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Monacan, home, kitchen, and corn crib, Powhatan County
Volume I

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Archer House, Norfolk
Volume II
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Barrett House, 1752, Smithfield
Volume II
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Bel Air Plantation House, ca. 1670, Charles City County
Volume II
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Collins House, corner of Bute and Botetourt Streets, Norfolk
Volume II

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Admiral Glesson's House, Freemason & Duke Streets
Volume II

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Jacob Hunter House, presently in the Point of Woods housing development, Virginia Beach
Volume II
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Farmhouse called "the Hotel," King and Queen County
Volume II
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Lamb House, 420 Bute Street, [Norfolk]
Volume II
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Pleasant Hall, Kempsville, served as headquarters for Lord Dunmore
Volume II
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Myers House, built in 1792, corner of Freemason & Bank Street, Norfolk
Volume II

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Old house across street from Buckingham County courthouse
Volume II
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Whittle House, built in 1791-1793, 227 Freemason Street, Norfolk
Volume II

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Old John L. Roper carriage house, now a restaurant, Bute Street, Norfolk
Volume II
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Petty-Dickson House, built 1852, by William H. Addington, 300 Freemason Street, Norfolk
Volume II
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Richard Taylor House, first appeared on tax books 1869, Norfolk
Volume II
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Grandy House servant quarters & kitchen, Thomas Street, Norfolk
Volume II
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Glebe House of Southwark Parish, built before 1724, Surry County
Volume II
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Bain House, 326 North Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Seldon House, 351 Botetourt Street, Norfolk
Volume II

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Cassell House, 108 London Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Bilisoly House, built after1797, 801 Court Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Blair House, built 1720-1750, 319 Court Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Dale-Reed House, built in 1732, 200 Swimming Point Walk, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Collier House, 412 London Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Machinist Union, corner of Court and London Streets, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Hill House, built before 1850, 221 North Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Peters House, built in 1852, 315 Court Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Murdough Residence, built in 1842, 222 Crawford Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Watts House, built in 1799, 500 North Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Nivison-Ball House, 213 Middle Street, Portsmouth
Volume II
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Warren House, built in 1652 by Thomas Warren, on land given to John Rolfe by Powhatan, Surry County
Volume II
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Red Hill, home and tombs of Patrick & Dorothea Dandridge Henry, Charlotte County
Volume II

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Point of Honor, built in 1805 by Dr. George Cabell, Lynchburg
Volume II
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Large building on grounds of the James City County Courthouse, Williamsburg
Volume II
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Town House, Franklin
Volume II
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Battletown Inn, Berrytown
Volume II
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Hawthorne House, Berrytown
Volume II
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Battlefield of Great Bridge Stone Marker, December 9, 1775, Norfolk
Volume III
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Juvenile Court of Norfolk, formerly the Norfolk Academy, built between 1840 and1850, North Bank Street, Norfolk
Volume III

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Ft. Monroe Casemate Museum, Dr. Chester and Mrs. Stewart, Ft. Monroe
Volume III
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Debtor's Prison, Eastville
Volume III
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Jail on the County Courthouse grounds, King and Queen County
Volume III
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The Tavern, built before 1862, New Kent
Volume III
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Old Hotel, Buckingham
Volume III
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Hanover Tavern, erected in 1723, Hanover
Volume III
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Hopkins Wharf Museum, mercantile building built in 1839, now headquarters for the Eastern Shore branch of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Onancock
Volume III
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Halfway House—Route 1 between Richmond and Petersburg, Chesterfield County
Volume III
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Old Jail, Fincastle, Botetourt County
Volume III
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Warren Green Hotel, erected shortly after 1875 on the site of the Morris Tavern, Warrenton
Volume III
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Monument marking the site of the first Christian Church, erected by the Southern Christian Convention in 1927, Surry
Volume III
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Statue of Norweigian Lady, gift from Moss, Norway to Virginia Beach
Volume III
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Monument marking site of McCabe's University School, Petersburg
Volume III
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Pocahontas Basin, Central Park, Petersburg
Volume III
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The Tavern, Heathsville
Volume III
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Norfolk Boat Club at the end of Freemason Street
Volume III
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County Jail, now a museum, Palmyra
Volume III
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County Jail, built in 1848, Goochland
Volume III
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Old Masonic Hall, built in 1824, Madison
Volume III
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Masonic Hall, formed in 1757, chartered in 1773, Botetourt Lodge No. 7, Gloucester
Volume III
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Hotel Botetourt, Gloucester
Volume III

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Fountain Hotel, Rustburg
Volume III
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Side entrance of the University of Virginia [the Old Hospital]
Volume III
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Debtor's Prison, built in 1754, Gloucester
Volume III
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Seneca Mill Foundations, Campbell County
Volume III
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Covered Bridge, near Marysville, Campbell County
Volume III
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Fort Stephens, frontier fort built in 1752, about twelve miles from Winchester
Volume III
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Library of Fairfax
Volume III
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Seawell's Ordinary on route 17, circa 1712, Gloucester County
Volume III
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Old Jail on Court House Square, Chesterfield, Courthouse
Volume III
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Swift Creek Mill, 1663, Chesterfield County
Volume III
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Fountain Hotel, Rustburg
Volume III
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Old Mill at Raphine
Volume III
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Spring Mill, Appomattox County
Volume III
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Old Bay Line [ship], leaving Norfolk
Volume III
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North Landing River Ferry, Pungo, old Princess Anne County
Volume III

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Gray Apartments, Poindexter Street, South Norfolk
Volume III
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Fountain Hotel, Rustburg
Volume III
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Michie Tavern, built before 1740, Albemarle County
Volume III
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Abingdon Church, built 1754, near Gloucester
Volume IV
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Antioch Baptist Church, rebuilt 1895, Saluda
Volume IV
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Bank Street Baptist Church, Norfolk
Volume IV
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Benn's [Methodist] Church, Bishop Ashbury preached there in 1804
Volume IV
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Bruington Church, built in 1851, Baptist church founded in 1780, King and Queen County
Volume IV
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Presbyterian Church, Fincastle
Volume IV
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Cat-tail Church, King William County
Volume IV
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Christ Church, near Eastville, built 1826
Volume IV
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Old Christ Church, Freemason Street, built in 1829, sold to Greek Orthodox Church in 1910, sold to Daddy Grace in 1955, Norfolk
Volume IV
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Eastern Shore Chapel, built in 1754, rebuilt in 1954, Oceana
Volume IV
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El Bethel Church, Amherst County
Volume IV
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Brandon Church, built in 1852, parish founded in 1616, Prince George County
Volume IV
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Emmanuel Church, near Port Royal, on route 301
Volume IV
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Port Conway, Prince George County
Volume IV
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Falling Spring Church, dedicated 1864, Rockbridge County
Volume IV
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Hugenot Memorial Window, First Presbyterian Church, Lynchburg
Volume IV
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Fork Church, built in 1735, near where the North Anna and South Anna Rivers meet, Doswell
Volume IV

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Freemason Street Baptist Church, built in 1840, Norfolk
Volume IV

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Glebe Church, built in 1738, Driver
Volume IV
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Grace Episcopal Church, built in 1831, Berryville
Volume IV
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Jerusalem Christian Church, King William County
Volume IV
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Lebanon Presbyterian Church, built in 1747, near Crozet, between Waynesboro and Charlottesville
Volume IV
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Lynnhaven Parish House, oldest part built before 1762, Princess Anne County
Volume IV

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Walls of Lawne's Creek Church, near Surry
Volume IV
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Lower Methodist Church, built 1717 as second chapel of Christ Church Parish, bought for Methodist Church in 1857, near Saluda, on route 33
Volume IV

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Mattapony Church, used by Baptists since 1824
Volume IV
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Manakin Episcopal Church, monument, fourth church built in 1894, and new one built in 1954, modeled after William Byrd's Westover Church, Powhatan County
Volume IV

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Merchant's Hope Church, completed in 1657, Prince George County
Volume IV
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Nimmo Methodist Church, established in 1791, Princess Anne County
Volume IV
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North Farnham Church, built ca. 1737, Richmond County
Volume IV
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Old Church, built in 1720, King and Queen County
Volume IV
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Oak Grove Methodist Church, Chesapeake
Volume IV
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Old Donation Church, built 1733, Lynnhaven
Volume IV
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Perrow's Chapel, Campbell County
Volume IV
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Piedmont Episcopal Church, built in 1834, Madison
Volume IV
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St. James Episcopal Church, King William County
Volume IV

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St. John's Church, parish established 1642, built in 1755, Chuckatuck
Volume IV
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St. John's Church, built in 1732, near King William
Volume IV
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St. John's Church, Warsaw
Volume IV
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Heathsville
Volume IV
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Salem Baptist Church, congregation organized in 1802, Sparta
Volume IV

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St. Stephen's Baptist Church, built in 1842, St. Stephen's Church Community
Volume IV
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Lynchburg
Volume IV
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Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague, Waverly
Volume IV
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Tabernacle Methodist Church, [built in] 1830, Old Princess Anne County
Volume IV
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Vauter's Church, built in 1719, Essex County on route 17
Volume IV
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Ware Church, parish founded in 1650, built before 1723, Gloucester County
Volume IV
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Westover Episcopal Church, erected in 1737, Charles City County
Volume IV
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Accomac County Courthouse, built in 1890
Volume V
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Amherst County Courthouse, Amherst
Volume V
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Albemarle County Courthouse, Charlottesville, started in 1803
Volume V
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Alleghany County Courthouse, built in 1911, Covington
Volume V
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Augusta County Courthouse, Staunton
Volume V
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Arlington County Courthouse, Arlington
Volume V
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Amelia County Courthouse, Amelia
Volume V
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Alexandria Court House
Volume V
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Bland County Courthouse, Bland
Volume V
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Bedford County Courthouse, Bedford
Volume V

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Buckingham County Courthouse
Volume V
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Bristol City Courthouse
Volume V
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Buena Vista City Courthouse
Volume V
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Brunswick County Courthouse, built about 1854, Lawrenceville
Volume V
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Bath County Courthouse, built 1908, Warm Springs
Volume V
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Botetourt County Courthouse, built 1850 and burned in 1970, Fincastle
Volume V

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Campbell County Courthouse, Rustburg
Volume V
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Charles City County Courthouse, built in 1730
Volume V

2 photos

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Chesterfield County Courthouse, built in 1917, and the Old Clerk's Office, built in 1828, Chesterfield
Volume V

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Clarke County Courthouse, built in 1840, Berryville
Volume V
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Clifton Forge Courthouse, Clifton Forge
Volume V
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Caroline County Courthouse, built in 1803-1809, Bowling Green
Volume V

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City of Chesapeake Courthouse, built in 1962, during the merger of Norfolk County and the City of South Norfolk, forming Chesapeake
Volume V
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Culpeper County Courthouse, built in 1870, Culpeper
Volume V
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Colonial Heights Municipal Building, Colonial Heights
Volume V
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Cumberland County Courthouse, built in 1818, Cumberland
Volume V
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Dinwiddie County Courthouse, Dinwiddie
Volume V
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Essex County Courthouse, built in 1848, the Clerk's Office built in 1750, & the Old Jail, Tappahannock
Volume V

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Fairfax County Courthouse, built in 1800, Fairfax
Volume V
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Falls Church Courthouse
Volume V
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Frederick County Courthouse, built in 1840, Winchester
Volume V
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Fredericksburg Courthouse, built in 1852, on Princess Anne Street, Fredericksburg
Volume V
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Fluvanna County Courthouse, built in 1838, Palmyra
Volume V
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Fauquier County Courthouse, built in the mid-19th century, Warrenton
Volume V
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Grayson County Courthouse, Independence
Volume V
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Galax City Courthouse
Volume V
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Greensville County Courthouse, built in 1787, Emporia
Volume V
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Gloucester Courthouse, Old Clerk's Office built in 1821, and Clerk's Office built in 1890, Gloucester
Volume V

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Goochland County Courthouse, built in 1826, Goochland
Volume V
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Greene County Courthouse, built around 1838, Standardsville
Volume V

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Halifax County Courthouse, built in 1832, added on to in 1905
Volume VI
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Hampton City Courthouse, built in 1876, on corner of King and Court Streets
Volume VI
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Highland County Courthouse, built in 1848, Monterey
Volume VI

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Hanover County Courthouse, built in 1733
Volume VI
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Henrico County Courthouse, built in 1896, on corner of 22nd and East Main Streets, Richmond
Volume VI
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Old Isle of Wight County Courthouse, 1750-1800, and Clerk's Office, Smithfield
Volume VI

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House at Isle of Wight County Courthouse, built about 1810 by Major Francis Boykins as a tavern
Volume VI

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James City County Courthouse, third one built in 1967, Williamsburg
Volume VI
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James City County Courthouse, earlier construction, Williamsburg
Volume VI
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King George County Courthouse, built in 1915, King George
Volume VI
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King and Queen County Courthouse, built after the Civil War, King and Queen
Volume VI
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King William County Courthouse, built in 1725, King William
Volume VI
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Loudoun County Courthouse, built in 1894, Leesburg
Volume VI
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Louisa County Courthouse, built in 1905, Louisa
Volume VI
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Lunenburg County Courthouse, built in 1826, Lunenburg
Volume VI
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Lancaster County Courthouse, built in 1800, Lancaster
Volume VI
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Matthews County Courthouse, Matthews
Volume VI
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Middlesex County Courthouse, built in 1694, used as a courthouse from 1742-1852, now the home of Middlesex County Woman's Club and Public Library, Urbanna
Volume VI
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Middlesex County Courthouse, Saluda
Volume VI

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Madison County Courthouse, built in 1829, Madison
Volume VI
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Nansemond County Courthouse, Suffolk
Volume VI
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New Kent County Courthouse, built in 1906, New Kent
Volume VI
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Newport News Courthouse, built in 1949, replacing the red brick building of 1891-1893, Newport News
Volume VI
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Northumberland County Courthouse, built in 1851, Heathville
Volume VI
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Northampton County Courthouse, built in 1899, and a former Clerk's Office, Eastville
Volume VI

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Nottoway County Courthouse, Nottoway
Volume VI
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Norfolk County Courthouse, built in 1842, Portsmouth
Volume VI
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Orange County Courthouse, built in 1858, Orange
Volume VI
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Page County Courthouse, Luray
Volume VII
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Prince Edward County Courthouse, built about 1873, Farmville
Volume VII
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Powhatan County Courthouse, built 1817, Powhatan
Volume VII
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Prince George County Courthouse, Prince George County
Volume VII
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Prince George County Courthouse, Prince George County
Volume VII
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Prince William County Courthouse, built in 1893, Manassas
Volume VII

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Richmond County Courthouse, built 1748-1749, Warsaw
Volume VII
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Rappahannock County Courthouse, built 1871, Little Washington
Volume VII
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Rockbridge County Courthouse, built 1896, Lexington
Volume VII

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Roanoke County Courthouse, Salem
Volume VII
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Scott County Courthouse, Gates City
Volume VII
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South Boston Courthouse, an independent city courthouse
Volume VII
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Shenandoah County Courthouse, built 1791-1792, Woodstock
Volume VII
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Southampton County Courthouse, Courtland
Volume VII
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Stafford County Courthouse, built 1922, Stafford
Volume VII
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South Norfolk Corporation Courthouse, now a part of Chesapeake, South Norfolk
Volume VII
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Spotsylvania County Courthouse, built 1870, Spotsylvania
Volume VII
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Smyth County Courthouse, Marion
Volume VII
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Surry Courthouse Grounds, Old Clerk Office, now a museum
Volume VII
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Surry County Courthouse, Surry
Volume VII

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Sussex County Courthouse, Clerk's Office, Sussex
Volume VII
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Sussex County Courthouse, Sussex
Volume VII

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Virginia Beach Courthouse, Virginia Beach
Volume VII
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Warwick County Courthouse, now the Denbigh Presbyterian Church, Newport News
Volume VII
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Confederate Monument at the old Warwick County Courthouse, Newport News
Volume VII
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Public Library, the old Clerk's Office of Warwick County, built in 1810, Newport News
Volume VII
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Washington County Courthouse, Abingdon
Volume VII
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Wythe County Courthouse, Wytheville
Volume VII
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Waynesboro City Building & Courts
Volume VII
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Warren County Courthouse, built in 1936 on the site of the first one built in 1837, Front Royal
Volume VII
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Westmoreland County Courthouse, Montross
Volume VII
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York County Courthouse, built in 1955 as the fifth courthouse there since 1691, Yorktown
Volume VII
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