Virginia Historic Sites
Catholic Church founded by Scots-Irish Immigrants in rural Virginia No Longer Stands
Founded in rural Virginia in 1875 by Scotch-Irish immigrants, this church would close 100 years after it was founded.
Historic Virginia Home Demolished for Suburbs
This historic home has been razed to make room for a new subdivision.
[Loudon County, VA]
Rural Virginia Schoolhouse on a Picturesque Creek
Built c. 1907, this rural school house served the surrounding community until 1955.
[Carroll County, VA]
Historic Schoolhouse Left Behind in the 1950s
Built in the 1890s, this rural school building would serve grades 1-7 until the 1950s when it was replaced with a newer brick building.
[Grayson County, VA]
Virginia Ghost Town Abandoned by the Railroad
This town was once a bustling stop on the stage and railroad routes.
[Mecklenburg County, VA]
Historic Home Served as a Battle Hospital in the Battle of Bull Run
This building served as a hospital during the 1st and 2nd Battle of Manassas during the Civil War.
[Prince William County, VA]
Historic Church Doubled as Hospital in Civil War Battle
This church served as a battle site and hospital during the Civil War.