Cedar Hill Cemetery
Originally serving Union Church, a non-denominational chapel constructed by the city of Suffolk that offered segregated services to whites and African Americans, Cedar Hill Cemetery was established in 1802 as […]
Blue Ridge Farm
Californian Henry T. Oxnard developed Blue Ridge Farm as a horse-breeding operation in 1903 in Fauquier County, the heart of Piedmont horse country, when the county was emerging as a […]
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Largely constructed between 1922 and 1932, with many of the major interior spaces left unfinished until the decades following World War II, the George Washington Masonic National Memorial is one […]
Staunton River State Park Historic District
Staunton River State Park, in Halifax County, sits at the confluence of the Dan and Staunton Rivers. Funding for the purchase of the site was shared between the State, and […]
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Ivy Hill Cemetery was created in 1886 as a private cemetery to serve the residents of the town of Smithfield and of Isle of Wight County. The land was originally […]
Sandwich
Sandwich may be one of the oldest buildings in Middlesex County’s Urbanna Historic District. Built in the second half of the 18th century, the brick house sits on a bluff […]
Lexington
Situated in woodlands on Mason Neck in southern Fairfax County, Lexington contains archaeological remains that document a nearly pristine record of the original landscape design of a late 18th-century tobacco […]
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Chartered in 1844 and laid out on a gently rolling field with clusters of trees, shrubs, and winding, picturesque drives, Mount Hebron Cemetery, designed by Glaswegian gardener John William Kater, […]
Hopefield
Built around 1855 as a two-story, late-Federal-style dwelling, Hopefield— originally, Brick House Place—was purchased in 1923 by Col. Robert Rollins Wallach, a cavalry veteran of Teddy Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, and […]
Arlington Ridge Park
Arlington Ridge Park in Arlington County contributes to the legacy of open space memorials in the Washington, D.C. area. Its most iconic feature is the United States Marine Corps War […]
