1. Lane Hall, Blacksburg
Lane Hall Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA 24060
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Lane Hall was originally known as Barracks No. 1. It was the first dormitory built at Virginia Tech.
2. Farmer’s Rest
Photo: dhr.virginia.gov
Farmer’s Rest is a Pre-Civil War Greek Revival home.
3. Unitarian Universalist Church Of Arlington, Arlington
4444 Arlington Blvd, Arlington, Virginia 22204
Facebook | Website | Photo: Church FB
This church is Virginia’s only church designed by modernist architect Charles M. Goodman.
4. Security Storage & Safe Deposit Co., Norfolk
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This warehouse was built almost a century ago and is one of only two of Norfolk’s waterfront warehouses left standing.
5. Fry’s Spring Historic District, Charlottesville
Photo: Fry’s Spring Beach Club
Fry’s Spring was named after the Fry family of the 18th Century. It has several distinguishing houses and other buildings.
6. Doyle Florist Inc. / H. R. Schenkel Inc. Greenhouse Range, Lynchburg
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The Doyle-Schenkel complex was chosen for it’s representation of the floral industry in America.
7. Murray Hill, Loudoun Co.
42910 Edwards Ferry Rd, Leesburg, Virginia
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This Colonial Revival home was a strategic location during the Civil War.
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