Virginia

Tree-ring Dated Buildings in Virginia


103 5th Street, Clarksville 5148 Bulls Drive, Cape Charles Adam Keeling House, Virginia Beach
Adam Thoroughgood House, Virginia Beach Arcola Slave Quarters, Loudoun Co Shipwreck and Wharf, Alexandria
Barnes House, Dumfries Bloomsberry, Mechanicsville, Botetourt Hotel, Gloucester
Bray-Digges House, Williamsburg Brockenbrough, King Street, Port Royal Burnham Davis House, 2109 East Broad Street, Richmond
Bushy Park, Haymarket Cabin, Ben Lomond, Manassas, Prince William Co Cabin, Walnut Valley Plantation, Surry Co
Clover Hill Barn, Keswick Clover Hill Log House, Keswick Clifton Log Kitchen, Warrenton
Clifton House, Warrenton Debtors Prison, Gloucester East Farm, Berryville
Edward Dromgoole House, Halifax Co M. E. Dogan House, Manassas Elkington, Eastville
Eyre Hall, Cheriton Falling Creek Archaeology Site, Richmond Fairfield, Richmond
Findowrie, Keswick Galt Cottage, Williamsburg Gap Run Farm Cabin, Upperville
Garthright House Gloucester Courthouse, Gloucester Grape Valley
Headquarters Farm, Crozet Hill House Museum, Portsmouth Historic Huntley, Alexandria
Hitt Cabin, Fauquier County James Monroe's Highland James Monroe's Highland Overseers House
John and Nancy Yeatts House, Pittsylvania County Little Ballantrae, McLean Lower Brandon Plantation
Lynnhaven House,Virginia Beach Magnolia House, Virginia Meadow Farm, Virginia
Montpelier Station, Mansion Monticello, Wine Cellar, Charlottesville Morgantown House, Marshall
Mount Fair, Crozet Mount Fair, Smokehouse, Crozet Co Mount Fair, Spring House, Crozet Co
Mount Vernon, North Garden House, Mount Vernon, South Garden House, Mount Vernon, The Gardener’s House, Fairfax
Mount Vernon, The Mansion House cellar, Fairfax Mount Vernon, The Spinning House, Fairfax Mount Vernon, Trees from the estate, Fairfax
New Kent Ordinary, New Kent Old Mansion Bowling Green Old Thomas James Store, Mathews County
Orrell House Pear Valley Pine Slash, Hanover County
Pleasant Hall, Virginia Beach Rigg Buckley Log House, Centreville Robert Carter House, Williamsburg
Rose Hill, Winchester R R Moton House, Rice Schoolhouse, Upperville
Shelton House, Mechanicsville Slave Cabin, Logan Farm, Ivor, Isle of Wight Co Slave Quarters, Bacon's Castle Plantation, Surry Co.
Slave Quarters, Four Square Plantation, Isle of Wight Co Slave Quarters, Sherwood Forest Plantation, Stafford Co Slave Quarters, Spring Hill Farm, Culpeper Co.
Smokehouse, Headquarters Farm, Crozet Smokehouse, Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens Snowden, Scottsville,
Spring Bank, Chase City, Spring Hill, Bermuda, Spring Hill, Lancaster
Spring Valley Farm, Delaplane Sycamore Tavern, Montpelier, St John’s Church, East Broad Street, Richmond
St Luke"s Church, Smithfield Stone House Log Addition, Stephens City The Brush-Everard House, Williamsburg
The Old Mansion, Bowling Green The President’s House, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg The Tanner House, La Crosse
Thomas Harrison House, Harrisonburg Timberneck, Hayes Walnut Level, Crozet Co.
Walter Reed Birthplace, Gloucester Ware Church, Gloucester Wellington, Franktown
William Bryd III House, Williamsburg Williams Ordinary, Dumfries Wilton, Middlesex Co

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