APPENDIX E2

SHPO TECHNICAL STUDY CORRESPONDENCE
 

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Richmond, VA 23219

May 14, 2018

Mr. Marc Holma

Division of Review and Compliance

Department of Historic Resources

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, Virginia 22802

RE: Archaeological Resource Eligibility/ Phase IB Archaeological Study of the Preferred Alternative 

Limits of Disturbance

Southeast High Speed Rail Project, Washington, D.C. to Richmond Segment

DHR #2014-0666

Dear Marc,

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation 

(DRPT) are continuing environmental studies associated with the Tier II Environmental Impact Statement 

(EIS) for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond segment of the Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) corridor 

(Project). The limits of the Project extend from Control Point RO (MP CFP-110) in Arlington south to the 

CSX Transportation (“CSXT”) A-Line/CSXT-S-Line junction at MP A-11 in Centralia, Virginia (Chesterfield 

County), a distance of approximately 123 miles. 

This project is receiving federal funding through the FRA, requires permits issued by federal agencies 

such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and will traverse federal land including parcels owned by the 

U.S. Marine Corps and the National Park Service, among others. Due to the involvement of these and 

several other federal entities, the undertaking requires compliance with the National Environmental 

Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), as amended. The 

FRA sent your office a project initiation letter on December 11, 2014, formally commencing the Section 

106 process, and the project’s area of potential effects (APE) was approved by the State Historic 

Preservation Officer (SHPO) on February 2, 2015, as required by 36 CFR 800.4(a)(1). 

Phase IA and Phase IB archaeological studies on the majority of the main line and alternatives were 

coordinated with your office between 2015 and 2016. Since that time, a Draft Environmental Impact 

Statement (EIS) was produced and a Preferred Alternative has been recommended by DRPT and the 

Commonwealth Transportation Board. Subsequent engineering associated with the Preferred 

Alternative has resulted in a slightly expanded limit of disturbance (LOD) to accommodate further 

improvements and modifications to proposed rail infrastructure and associated road crossings. The 

expanded LOD areas were not included in the original archaeological studies. As such, additional 
 

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archaeological Phase IB surveys were completed on all areas where the project APE was expanded due 

to these changes. 

Enclosed please find one hard copy and one electronic copy of the report entitled Phase IB 

Archaeological Survey for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond, Virginia High Speed Rail Project - Preferred 

Alternative Limits of Disturbance. The report was authored by Kevin McCloskey, Emily Calhoun, Kerry 

González, and Mike Klein with Dovetail Cultural Resource Group (Dovetail), a member of the DC2RVA 

Project Team. The report meets all standards set forth in both the Secretary of Interior’s Standards and 

Guidelines (1983) and the Virginia Department of Historic Resource’s (DHR) Guidelines for Preparing 

Identification and Evaluation Reports (2011). 

The archaeological study consisted of a pedestrian survey and subsurface testing, supplemented by 

metal detector survey, throughout the APE beyond the limits of previous Phase IB investigations. Based 

on the pedestrian survey, subsurface testing (and, where necessary, metal detection) was carried out in 

locations deemed to have potential for intact subsurface deposits. Additionally, all sites within the APE 

not addressed by the previous DC2RVA Phase IB archaeological study and determined eligible or 

potentially eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP), as well as those 

previously recorded sites that had not been evaluated by the DHR, were examined regardless of their 

location within areas identified for archaeological testing. The archaeological areas subjected to Phase 

IB study, inclusive of pedestrian and subsurface testing, encompass 158.8 acres (64.3 ha).

Pedestrian surveys found that the majority of the archaeological APE was disturbed by buried utility 

corridors, modern development, and grading associated with the railroad. Despite these disturbances, a 

total of 511 shovel test pits (STPs) was excavated across the APE. The excavation of shovel tests and 

metal detector hits resulted in the recovery of 140 artifacts that date predominantly to the historic 

period. Phase IB surveys resulted in the identification of 23 archaeological sites and 5 isolated finds 

within the surveyed portions of the APE. Of these 23 archaeological sites, 17 were previously identified 

archaeological sites and 6 were newly recorded. Based on the current studies, it is recommended that:

 Sites 44CF0680 (Fort Darling/Centralia Earthworks) remains eligible for listing in the NRHP under 

Criteria A and C, but that the portion of this site within the APE does not contribute to the 

overall site eligibility; 

 Nine sites (44HE0357, 44HE1097, 44HE1098, 44HE1094, 44SP0187, 44SP0468, 44SP0687, 

44SP0688, and 44ST1223) are recommended potentially eligible for listing in the NRHP under 

Criterion D;

 Nine sites (44CF0022, 44CF0123, 44CF0260, 44HE1203, 44HE120, 444PW1008, 44ST0011, 

44ST0270, and 44ST0271) remain unevaluated as the majority of each of these sites lies outside 
 

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of the project APE, but the limited portions of these sites within the APE have been destroyed or 

severely compromised and as such they do not contribute to their respective site’s overall 

eligibility; and 

 Four sites (44HE1202, 44SP0768, 44SP0767, and 44ST1224) and the five isolated finds (no 

numbers assigned) are recommended not eligible for NRHP listing. However, sites 44SP0768 and 

44ST1224 are both small family cemeteries that have not been fully delineated, so they should 

be avoided or delineated.

We invite your agency to concur with these recommendations within 30 days of receipt of this letter. If 

you have questions about archaeological studies for this project, please do not hesitate to contact me or 

Emily Calhoun at (540) 899-9170 or via email at kbarile@dovetailcrg.com/ecalhoun@dovetailcrg.com .

Sincerely, 

Kerri S. Barile, Ph.D.

President, Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

CC: Emily Stock, DRPT

John Winkle, FRA

John Morton, HDR

Carey Burch, HDR

Stephen Walter, Parsons
 

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The Virginia SHPO concurs that the following resource continues to be eligible for the NRHP, as recorded 

during the DC2RVA/Phase IB Archaeological Study of the Preferred Alternative LOD (DHR #2014-0666); 

however, the portion of this site within the APE does not contribute to its overall eligibility:

44CF0680 Fort Darling/Centralia Earthworks (Criteria A and C)

They further concur that the following resources are potentially eligible for the NRHP:

44HE0357 Privy/Pit Complex (Criterion D) 

44HE1097 Railroad Warehouse (Criterion D)

44HE1098 Railroad Site (Criterion D)

44HE1094 Commissary Warehouse (Criterion D)

44SP0187 Marye’s Mill (Criterion D)

44SP0468 Jackson’s Earthwork-Encampment (Criteria A and D)

44SP0687 Fredericksburg Block 48 (Criterion D)

44SP0688 Fredericksburg Block 49 (Criterion D)

44ST1223 Civil War Campsite (Criterion D)

They also concur that the following resources remain unevaluated as the portions of each site within the 

project APE are minimal, thus not allowing for a full evaluation currently; in addition, the portion of each site 

in the APE does not contribute to its overall eligibility:

44CF0022 Lithic Scatter; Archaic through Woodland

44CF0123 Camp and Dwelling; Early Woodland and Nineteenth Century

44CF0260 Lithic Scatter; Unknown Prehistoric

44HE1203 Cemetery: “Grave Yard for Free People of Color and Slaves”; Nineteenth Century

44HE1204 Carrington’s Mill; Early-Nineteenth Century

44PW1008 Indeterminate Type or Age

44ST0011 Indeterminate; Unknown Prehistoric and Colonial 

44ST0270 Civil War Camp; Nineteenth Century

44ST0271 Civil War Camp; Nineteenth Century

Lastly, they concur that the following resources are not eligible for the NRHP:

44HE1202 Artifact Scatter; Twentieth Century

44ST1224/089-5624 Daffan Family Cemetery; Mid-Nineteenth Century 

44SP0768/088-5511 Family Cemetery; Twentieth Century

44SP0767/088-5516 Civil War Earthwork; Nineteenth century

__________________________________________ ________________________

Julie Langan, Director Date

Virginia Department of Historic Resources

Virginia State Historic Preservation Officer
 

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SUMMARY OF IDENTIFIED ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES (LISTED NORTH TO SOUTH)

DC2RVA 

Project Area

DHR 

Number Type Recommendation

2f 44PW1008 Indeterminate Type or Age Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

2k 44ST1223 Civil War Campsite 

Nineteenth Century Potentially Eligible under Criterion D

2k 44ST1224/ 

089-5624

Daffan Family Cemetery 

Mid-Nineteenth Century Not Eligible

2k 44ST0271 Civil War Camp 

Nineteenth Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

2k 44ST0270 Civil War Camp 

Nineteenth Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

3a 44ST0011 Indeterminate

Unknown Prehistoric and Colonial

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

3b 44SP0187 Marye’s Mill

Nineteenth Century

Potentially Eligible under Criteria A and D

3b 44SP0687 

Fredericksburg Block 48

Late Archaic through Twentieth 

Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

3b 44SP0688 

Fredericksburg Block 49

Late Archaic through Twentieth 

Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

3d 44SP0468 Jackson’s Earthwork-Encampment

Nineteenth Century Potentially Eligible under Criteria A and D

3f 44SP0768/

088-5511

Family Cemetery

Twentieth Century Not Eligible

3f 44SP0767/

088-5516

Civil War Earthwork

Nineteenth Century

Not Eligible

6a 44HE1202 Refuse Scatter

Twentieth Century Not Eligible

6e 44HE1203

Cemetery: “Grave Yard for Free People 

of Color and Slaves”

Nineteenth Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

6e 44HE1204 Carrington’s Mill

Early-Nineteenth Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

6e 44HE0357 Privy/Pit Complex

Eighteenth through Nineteenth Century

Potentially Eligible under Criterion D
 

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SUMMARY OF IDENTIFIED ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES (LISTED NORTH TO SOUTH)

DC2RVA 

Project Area

DHR 

Number Type Recommendation

6e 44HE1097 Railroad Warehouse

Nineteenth Century Potentially Eligible under Criterion D

6e 44HE1098 Railroad Site

Indeterminate Age Potentially Eligible under Criterion D

6e 44HE1094 Commissary Warehouse 

Nineteenth Century Potentially Eligible under Criterion D

6f 44CF0123

Camp and Dwelling

Early Woodland and Nineteenth 

Century

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

6g 44CF0022 Lithic Scatter

Archaic through Woodland

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

6h 44CF0260 Lithic Scatter

Unknown Prehistoric

Unevaluated; Portion in APE does not 

contribute to Eligibility

6h 44CF0680 Fort Darling/Centralia Earthworks 

Nineteenth Century

Eligible under Criteria A and C; Portion in 

APE does not contribute to Eligibility

Western Region Office

962 Kime Lane

Salem, VA 24153

Tel: (540) 387-5443

Fax: (540) 387-5446

Northern Region Office

5357 Main Street

PO Box 519

Stephens City, VA 22655

Tel: (540) 868-7029

Fax: (540) 868-7033

Eastern Region Office

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, VA 23221

Tel: (804) 367-2323

Fax: (804) 367-2391

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February 20, 2018

Ms. Kerri Barile

Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

300 Central Road, Suite 200

Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Re: Request for Permit to Conduct Archaeological Investigations on State-Controlled Land

Southeast High Speed Rail Project - DC2RVA Section

Leesylvania State Park, Prince William County, VA

DHR File No. 2014-0666

Dear Ms. Barile: 

Thank you for your request for permission to conduct field investigations on state-controlled lands. Find 

enclosed the requested permit. This permit is valid for the investigations as described in the approved 

research design. Please be aware that there are several conditions that must be met to satisfy the permit 

requirements, and these are listed in the permit. 

The permit is valid for a period of one year dating from February 20, 2018. According to the stipulations of the 

permit, a final report of all investigations is due in the Department by February 20, 2019. This report should 

thoroughly document the findings of this archaeological work and provide recommendations on the need for and 

scope of additional work. 

Should there be extenuating circumstances that make you unable to meet the conditions of this permit, please 

contact the Department. If you have any questions concerning the stipulations of the permit, or if we may 

provide any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me at roger.kirchen@dhr.virginia.gov. 

Sincerely,

Roger W. Kirchen, Director

Review and Compliance Division

encl.

c. Mr. Craig Seaver, DCR

COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA

Department of Historic Resources

Matt Strickler 2801 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23221

Secretary of Natural Resources

Julie V. Langan

Director

Tel: (804) 367-2323

Fax: (804) 367-2391

www.dhr.virginia.gov
Western Region Office

962 Kime Lane

Salem, VA 24153

Tel: (540) 387-5443

Fax: (540) 387-5446

Northern Region Office

5357 Main Street

PO Box 519

Stephens City, VA 22655

Tel: (540) 868-7029

Fax: (540) 868-7033

Eastern Region Office

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, VA 23221

Tel: (804) 367-2323

Fax: (804) 367-2391

February 20, 2018

Ms. Kerri Barile

Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

300 Central Road, Suite 200

Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Re: Permit to Conduct Archaeological Investigations on State-Controlled Land

Southeast High Speed Rail Project - DC2RVA Section

Leesylvania State Park, Prince William County, VA

DHR File No. 2014-0666

Dear Ms. Barile:

Thank you for your request for permission to conduct field investigations on state-controlled lands. 

In accordance with §10.1-2300 of the Code of Virginia, the Virginia Antiquities Act, effective July 

1, 1989, the Department of Historic Resources (“Department”) on this 20th day of February, 2018

hereby grants to Kerri Barile (“Permittee”) of the Dovetail Cultural Resource Group permission to 

conduct archaeological investigations at Leesylvania State Park in Prince William County in 

support of the Southeast High Speed Rail Project - DC2RVA Section. This permit is to be 

considered effective as of today's date.

The granting of this permit signifies that:

1. The Department finds that granting the permit is in the best interests of the Commonwealth; 

2. The Department finds that the archeologist selected to perform the work is qualified pursuant to 

§10.1-2302(B) of the Code of Virginia to conduct these investigations;

3. The Department has received from the Permittee acknowledgement that all materials resulting 

from the study, including artifacts, field records and photographs, are the property of the 

Commonwealth of Virginia in accordance with §10.1-2302(C); and

4. The Department has received from the Permittee and has approved, pursuant to §10.1-2302(D), 

a statement detailing the goals and objectives of the project and the proposed research strategy.

COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA

Department of Historic Resources

Matt Strickler 2801 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23221

Secretary of Natural Resources

Julie V. Langan

Director

Tel: (804) 367-2323

Fax: (804) 367-2391

www.dhr.virginia.gov
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DHR File No. 2014-0666

Western Region Office

962 Kime Lane

Salem, VA 24153

Tel: (540) 387-5443

Fax: (540) 387-5446

Northern Region Office

5357 Main Street

PO Box 519

Stephens City, VA 22655

Tel: (540) 868-7029

Fax: (540) 868-7033

Eastern Region Office

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, VA 23221

Tel: (804) 367-2323

Fax: (804) 367-2391

This permit is granted subject to the following conditions:

1. The Permittee shall ensure that the proposed field investigations are carried out in strict 

accordance with the approved research statement referred to in Item 4 above, or shall obtain the 

prior written approval of the Department for any change;

2. The Permittee shall ensure that the Department is informed in writing of the initiation and 

completion of field work, and allow inspections by representatives or designees of the 

Department as determined necessary by the Department;

3. The Permittee shall ensure that, at the conclusion of the project, a Virginia State Archaeological 

Site Inventory form is completed for any identified site or updated for existing sites. All 

inventory forms shall be submitted to the Department in an electronic format consistent with the 

Department's Virginia Cultural Resource Information System (VCRIS) at the end of the field 

investigations and prior to submission of any technical reports;

4. The Permittee shall ensure that a technical report of the investigations is prepared upon 

completion of all field investigations under this permit. The report shall meet the federal 

standards entitled Archeology and Historic Preservation: Secretary of the Interior's Standards 

and Guidelines (48 FR 44716-44742, September 29, 1983) and the Department's Guidelines for 

Conducting Historic Resources Survey in Virginia (rev. 2017). One bound hardcopy and one 

digital copy of the report shall be submitted to the Department for review and comment;

5. All artifacts recovered as a consequence of the investigations conducted under this permit shall 

be placed in the collections of the Department upon completion of the study and shall be curated 

(with the exception of any items used for appropriate exhibit purposes) in accordance with the 

Department's State Curation Standards;

6. The archeologist selected to perform the work shall carry a copy of the permit during all 

fieldwork;

7. The Permittee shall consult with the Department in the event that human remains are identified 

during work performed under this permit;

8. The Department reserves the right to revoke this permit upon the initiative of the Director, or 

upon the request of any interested party for violations of any of the above conditions, or if good 

cause is demonstrated; and

9. This permit shall be valid for one year from the date of issuance. This permit is not transferable.
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February 20, 2018

DHR File No. 2014-0666

Western Region Office

962 Kime Lane

Salem, VA 24153

Tel: (540) 387-5443

Fax: (540) 387-5446

Northern Region Office

5357 Main Street

PO Box 519

Stephens City, VA 22655

Tel: (540) 868-7029

Fax: (540) 868-7033

Eastern Region Office

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, VA 23221

Tel: (804) 367-2323

Fax: (804) 367-2391

If you have any questions regarding this permit and its conditions, or if you require any further 

assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Roger Kirchen of our project review division at email 

roger.kirchen@dhr.virginia.gov. 

Sincerely,

Julie V. Langan

Director 
 

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May 4, 2018

Mr. Marc Holma

Division of Review and Compliance

Department of Historic Resources

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, Virginia 23221

RE: Resource Eligibility/ Reconnaissance Studies on Limits of Disturbance

Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) Project, Washington, D.C. to Richmond Segment

DHR #2014-0666

Dear Marc,

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation 

(DRPT) are continuing environmental studies associated with the Tier II Environmental Impact Statement 

(EIS) for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond segment of the Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) corridor 

(Project). The limits of the Project extend from Control Point RO (MP CFP-110) in Arlington south to the 

CSX Transportation (“CSXT”) A-Line/CSXT-S-Line junction at MP A-11 in Centralia, Virginia (Chesterfield 

County), a distance of approximately 123 miles.

This project is receiving federal funding through the FRA, requires permits issued by federal agencies 

such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and will traverse federal land including parcels owned by the 

U.S. Marine Corps and the National Park Service, among others. Due to the involvement of these and 

several other federal entities, the undertaking requires compliance with the National Environmental 

Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), as amended. The 

FRA sent your office a project initiation letter on December 11, 2014, formally commencing the Section 

106 process, and the project’s area of potential effects (APE) was approved by the State Historic 

Preservation Officer (SHPO) on February 2, 2015, as required by 36 CFR 800.4(a)(1).

Reconnaissance architectural studies on the majority of the main line and alternatives were coordinated 

with your office between 2015 and 2017. Since that time, a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) 

was produced and a Preferred Alternative has been recommended by DRPT and the Commonwealth 

Transportation Board. Subsequent engineering associated with the Preferred Alternative has resulted in 

a slightly expanded limit of disturbance (LOD) to accommodate further improvements and modifications 

to proposed rail infrastructure and associated road crossings. The expanded LOD areas were not 

included in the original architectural reconnaissance study. As such, additional architectural 

identification-level surveys were completed on all areas where the project APE was expanded due to 
 

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these changes. A meeting on the results of these additional architectural identification-level surveys 

was held at your office on April 4, 2018, and the enclosed report summarizes this dialogue and the 

project results. 

Enclosed please find two hard copies and one electronic copy of the report entitled Addendum: 

Architectural Reconnaissance Survey of the LOD Expansion Area for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond, 

High Speed Rail Project, Arlington, Caroline, Chesterfield, Hanover, Henrico, Fairfax, Prince William, 

Stafford, and Spotsylvania Counties and the Cities of Alexandria, Fredericksburg, and Richmond, Virginia. 

The report was authored by Adriana T. Moss and Kerri S. Barile with Dovetail Cultural Resource Group 

(Dovetail), a member of the DC2RVA Project Team. The report meets all standards set forth in both the 

Secretary of Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (1983) and the Virginia Department of Historic 

Resource’s (DHR) Guidelines for Preparing Identification and Evaluation Reports (2011). 

In total, the DC2RVA Project Team surveyed 352 historic architectural resources—124 previously 

recorded and 228 newly recorded properties. Two resources were previously listed in the NRHP, and it is 

recommended that both remain listed: Rippon Lodge (076-0023) and the Town of Barton Heights 

Historic District (127-0816). Although Rippon Lodge is outside of the prescribed APE, it is within the 

direct viewshed of the rail crossing at Neabsco Creek where a new bridge is proposed. 

Eleven properties are recommended potentially eligible for the NRHP based on the current survey. The 

East Rosemont Historic District (100-5341) is located in Alexandria, just east of the NRHP-listed 

Rosemont Historic District (100-0137). In consultation with the City of Alexandria Planning Department, 

it was decided to record this area as a new district rather than an expansion of the original district as 

they were platted at separate times and have unique design characteristics. Six of the 11 potentially 

eligible resources are located within the NRHP-listed Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132). As such, 

they are all recommended to be individually potentially eligible as well as contributing to the 

surrounding district: Chancellor House (111-0013/111-0132-0508), Hackley-Monroe House/James 

Monroe House/Joseph Jones House (111-0038/111-0132-0509), Dr. Charles Mortimer House at 213 

Caroline Street (111-0067/111-0132-0505), the 1770 House (111-0132-0126), Shiloh Baptist Church 

(New Site) (111-0132-0147), and Robert Adams Residence (111-0132-0458).

Loving's Produce Company (127-0344-0102) is located in the NRHP-listed Shockoe Valley and Tobacco 

Row Historic District (127-0344). It is recommended potentially eligible as both an individual resource 

and as a contributing element to the district. Similarly, the Hanover County School Board (166-5073-

0024) building, located in the previously determined potentially eligible district, Berkleytown Historic 

District (166-5073), is also recommended to both contribute to its surrounding district but also be 

potentially individually eligible for the NRHP. The remaining two resources that are recommended to be 
 

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potentially eligible are not located in a district: Philip Morris Operations Complex (127-5818) and Gilpin 

Court Apartment Complex (127-6883), both in Richmond.

One resource, Hoopers (042-0556) in Hanover County, was not accessible during the current survey. As 

such a recommendation on potential eligibility could not be rendered. It is recommended that further 

study be completed to acquire additional data, resulting in an NRHP recommendation.

The remaining 338 resources are recommended not individually eligible for the NRHP, although 126 of 

these properties are recommended to be contributing elements to surrounding eligible or NRHP-listed 

historic districts: Rosemont Historic District (100-0137), East Rosemont Historic District (100-5341), 

Boundary Markers of the Original District of Columbia (000-0022), Fredericksburg Historic District (111-

0132), Berkleytown Historic District (166-5073), Laurel Industrial School Historic District (043-0292), 

Town of Barton Heights Historic District (127-0816), Seaboard Air Line Railroad Corridor (127-5271), and 

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad (500-0001). A full list of each resource and its 

corresponding district is attached.

We invite your agency to concur with these recommendations within 30 days of receipt of this letter. If 

you have questions about historic property studies for this project, please do not hesitate to contact me

or Adriana Moss at (540) 899-9170 or via email at kbarile@dovetailcrg.com or amoss@dovetailcrg.com.

Sincerely, 

Kerri S. Barile, Ph.D.

President, Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

CC: Emily Stock, DRPT

John Winkle, FRA

Michael Estes, HDR

Carey Burch, HDR

Stephen Walter, Parsons
 

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The Virginia SHPO concurs that the following resources continues to be listed in the NRHP, as recorded 

during the DC2RVA/LOD study (DHR #2014-0666):

076-0023 Rippon Lodge (Criteria A & B) 

127-0816 Town of Barton Heights Historic District (Criteria A & C)

They further concur that the following resources are individually potentially eligible for the NRHP and 

are contributing elements to the Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132):

111-0013/111-0132-0508 Chancellor House (Criteria A, B, & C)

111-0038/111-0132-0509 Hackley-Monroe House/James Monroe House/Joseph Jones House

 (Criterion C)

111-0067/111-0132-0505 Dr. Charles Mortimer House at 213 Caroline Street (Criteria B & C)

111-0132-0126 The 1770 House (Criterion C)

111-0132-0147 Shiloh Baptist Church (New Site) (Criterion A and Criteria Consideration A)

111-0132-0458 Robert Adams Residence (Criterion C)

They also concur that the following resource is individually potentially eligible and is a contributing 

element to the Shockoe Valley and Tobacco Row Historic District (127-0344):

127-0344-0102 Loving's Produce Company (Criterion A)

They concur that the following resource is individually potentially eligible and is a contributing element 

to the Berkleytown Historic District (166-5073):

166-5073-0024 Hanover County School Board (Criteria A & C)

They also concur that the following resources are individually potentially eligible for the NRHP but do 

not contribute to a historic district:

100-5341 East Rosemont Historic District (Criterion C)

127-5818 Philip Morris Operations Complex (Criterion C and Criteria Consideration G)

127-6883 Gilpin Court Apartment Complex (Criterion A)
 

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The SHPO concurs that the following resource requires additional study as it was not accessible during 

the current survey:

042-0556 Hoopers (unknown criteria)

They further concur that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to the 

Rosemont Historic District (100-0137):

100-0137-0002 Water Commisioner's House, 4 W. Cedar Street

100-0137-0004 Murtagh House, 6 W. Cedar Street

100-0137-0006 Sidley House, 8 W. Cedar Street

100-0137-0008 Jackson House/Gartlam House, 10 W. Cedar Street

100-0137-0010 Harris House/Nazzaro House, 12 W. Cedar Street

100-0137-0029 Townhouse, 67, 69, and 71 Commonwealth Avenue

100-0137-0030 Townhouse, 73, 75, and 77 Commonwealth Avenue

100-0137-0033 Townhouse, 103, 105, and 107 Commonwealth Avenue

100-0137-0227 Marsh House/Burns House, 11 Russell Road

100-0137-0258 Alexandria Lodgings, 10 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0261 The Fisher House, 14 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0263 Double House, 16-18 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0265 The Grant House, 20 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0268 The Yowell House, 24 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0270 Apartment Building, 26 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0273 The Stickley House/The Czekalski House, 30 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0274 The Harrison House, 90 Commonwealth Avenue

100-0137-0314 Condominiums, 3 Russell Road

They also concur that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to the East 

Rosemont Historic District (100-5341):

100-5345 House, 128 E. Walnut Street

100-5346 Duplex, 126 E. Walnut Street

100-5347 Duplex, 124 E. Walnut Street

100-5348 House, 120 E. Walnut Street

100-5349 House, 118 E. Walnut Street

100-5350 House, 129 E. Walnut Street

100-5351 House, 127 E. Walnut Street
 

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100-5352 House, 125 E. Walnut Street

100-5353 House, 123 E. Walnut Street

100-5354 House, 121 E. Walnut Street

100-5355 House, 119 E. Walnut Street

100-5356 House, 117 E. Walnut Street

100-5357 House, 115 E. Walnut Street

100-5358 House, 113 E. Walnut Street

100-5359 Duplex, 400-402 Mt. Vernon Avenue

100-5360 Duplex, 122-124 E. Maple Street

100-5361 House, 120 E. Maple Street

100-5362 House, 118 E. Maple Street

100-5366 House, 110 E. Maple Street

100-5367 House, 108 E. Maple Street

100-5368 Duplex, 121-123 E. Maple Street

100-5369 Duplex, 117-119 E. Maple Street

100-5370 House, 115 E. Maple Street

100-5371 House, 113 E. Maple Street

100-5372 House, 111 E. Maple Street

100-5373 House, 109 E. Maple Street

100-5374 House, 107 E. Maple Street

100-5375 House, 105 E. Maple Street

100-5376 House, 103 E. Maple Street

100-5377 House, 112 E. Linden Street

100-5378 House, 110 E. Linden Street

100-5379 House, 108 E. Linden Street

100-5380 House, 106 E. Linden Street

100-5381 House, 104 E. Linden Street

100-5382 House, 102 E. Linden Street

100-5383 House, 100 E. Linden Street

100-5384 Townhouses, 107-119 E. Linden Street

100-5385 House, 105 E. Linden Street

100-5386 House, 103 E. Linden Street

100-5387 House, 101 E. Linden Street

100-5388 House, 39 E. Linden Street

100-5389 House, 37 E. Linden Street

100-5390 Multi-Family, 60-110 E. Rosemont Avenue

100-5391 Multi-Family, 46-58 E. Rosemont Avenue
 

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100-5392 Multi-Family, 32-44 E. Rosemont Avenue

100-5393 Multi-Family, 31-43 E. Rosemont Avenue

100-5394 Multi-Family, 49-57 E. Rosemont Avenue

100-5395 Multi-Family, 48-110 Mt. Vernon Avenue

100-5396 Multi-Family, 38-46 Mt. Vernon Avenue

100-5397 Multi-Family, 22-32 Mt. Vernon Avenue

They concur that the following resources is not individually eligible but contributes to the Boundary 

Markers of the Original District of Columbia (000-0022): 

000-0022-0003 Southwest No. 2 Boundary Marker, Russell Road at King Street

They further concur that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to the 

Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132):

111-0132-0131 House, 302 Princess Anne Street

111-0132-0132 House, 304 Princess Anne Street

111-0132-0454 Claiborne Wigglesworth House, 522 Caroline Street

111-0132-0455 Elisha Dickenson Single Dwelling, 524 Caroline Street

111-0132-0457 House, 526 Caroline Street

111-0132-0459 Single dwelling, 529 Caroline Street

111-0132-0460 Commercial Building, 531 Caroline Street

111-0132-0507 Dr. Charles Mortimer House, 216 Caroline Street 

111-0132-0524 House, 203 Princess Elizabeth Street

111-0132-0525 House, 204 Princess Elizabeth Street

111-0132-0526 House, 205 Princess Elizabeth Street

111-0132-0527 James N. Turner House, 207 Princess Elizabeth Street

111-0132-0528 House, 209 Princess Elizabeth Street

111-0132-0686 House, 100 Wolfe Street

111-0132-0687 Robert Ellis House, 102 Wolfe Street

111-0132-0688 Single dwelling, 104 Wolfe Street

111-0132-0689 Single Dwelling, 106 Wolfe Street 

111-0132-0690 Wolfe Street Tenement House/House, 108 Wolfe Street
 

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They also concur that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to the 

Berkleytown Historic District (166-5073):

166-5073-0018 House, 105 School Street

166-5073-0019 House, 101 School Street

166-5073-0020 House, 706 Henry Street

166-5073-0021 House, 708 Henry Street

166-5073-0022 House, 704 Henry Street

166-5073-0023 House, 109 Berkley Street

166-5073-0025 House, 616 Henry Street

The SHPO concurs that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to the 

Laurel Industrial School Historic District (043-0292):

043-0292-0002 Infirmary, 2915 Hungary Road

043-0292-0004 House, 2911 Hungary Road

043-0292-0005 Administrative Offices/Teacher's Quarters, 2909 Hungary Road

They also concur that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to Town of 

Barton Heights Historic District (127-0816):

127-0816-0001 Apartments, 200 Wellford Street

127-0816-0002 Apartments, 202 Wellford Street

127-0816-0003 Apartments, 204 Wellford Street

127-0816-0004 House, 209 Wellford Street

127-0816-0005 House, 207 Wellford Street

127-0816-0006 House, 205 Wellford Street

127-0816-0007 House, 203 Wellford Street

127-0816-0017 House, 203 Minor Street

127-0816-0027 House, 101 Yancey Street

127-0816-0030 House, 1 Poe Street

127-0816-0031 House, 3 Poe Street

127-0816-0065 House, 1604 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0066 House, 1606 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0067 Apartments, 1608 and 1610 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0068 Apartments, 1612 and 1614 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0069 House, 1620 Monteiro Street
 

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127-0816-0070 House, 1619 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0071 House, 1617 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0072 House, 1613 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0073 House, 1611 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0074 House, 1609 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0087 House, 1706 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0088 House, 1708 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0089 House, 1710 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0090 House, 1716 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0091 House, 1705 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0092 House, 1800 Monteiro Street

They further concur that the following resources is not individually eligible but contributes to the 

Seaboard Air Line Railroad Corridor (127-5271):

020-5623 Bridge, Chippenham Parkway Bridge over SAL

They concur that the following resource is not individually eligible but contributes to the Richmond, 

Fredericksburg & Potomac (RF&P) Railroad Historic District (500-0001):

500-0001-0059 Possible RF&P Spur, Primmer House Road

Lastly, they concur that the following resources are not individually eligible and do not contribute to a 

historic district:

043-5869 Commercial Building, 9206 Old Staples Mill Road

043-5880 House, 9415 Wakefield Road

043-5881 Jones Flower Brokerage, 2603 Hungary Road

043-5910 House, 3002 Dumbarton Road

043-5911 House, 3000 Dumbarton Road

000-9818 DC Warehouse MA-134, off of Airport Access Road and Mt. Vernon Parkway

020-5392 Terminal Office, 5801 Jefferson Davis Highway

020-5409 House, 8219 Jefferson Davis Highway

020-5783 Air Liquide Industrial, 5901 Jefferson Davis Highway

020-5784 House, 2511 Elliham Avenue

020-5785 House, 2515 Elliham Avenue

020-5786 House, 2519 Elliham Avenue
 

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020-5787 House, 2523 Elliham Avenue

020-5788 House, 2525 Elliham Avenue

020-5789 House, 2529 Elliham Avenue

020-5790 House, 2526 Elliham Avenue

020-5791 House, 2522 Elliham Avenue

020-5792 House, 2518 Elliham Avenue

020-5793 House, 2512 Elliham Avenue

042-5785 House, 11214-11220 Ashcake Road

042-5786 House, 11247 Ashcake Road

042-5787 House, 11239 Ashcake Road

042-5788 House, 12345 Hancock Place Lane

042-5789 House, 12341 Hancock Place Lane

042-5790 House, 12333 Hancock Place Lane

042-5791 Warehouse, 14174 Washington Hwy

043-0292-0003 House, 2913 Hungary Road

043-5467 Laurel Park Historic District

043-5865 House, 2912 Baird Street

043-5866 WMCI Apt Maintenance Building, 9310 Old Staples Mill Road

043-5867 House, 9302 Old Staples Mill Road

043-5868 House, 9300 Old Staples Mill Road

043-5870 Commercial Building, 9101 Old Staples Mill Road

043-5871 House, 2716 Hungary Road

043-5872 House, 2714 Hungary Road

043-5873 House, 2712 Hungary Road

043-5874 House, 2710 Hungary Road

043-5875 Laurel Park Methodist, 2700 Hungary Road

043-5876 House, 2513 Hungary Road

043-5877 House, 2501 Hungary Road

043-5878 House, 2505 Hungary Road

043-5879 House, 9413 Wakefield Road

043-5882 House, 2715 Hungary Road

043-5883 Cemetery, 2711 Hungary Road

043-5884 House, 2717 Hungary Road

043-5885 House, 2723 Hungary Road

043-5886 House, 9119 Mayfair Avenue

043-5887 House, 9117 Mayfair Avenue

043-5888 House, 9113 Mayfair Avenue
 

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043-5889 Dam, N. of Hungary Road

043-5890 Commercial Building, Compton Road

043-5891 Commercial Building, 3906 Bremner Road

043-5892 House, 4007 Bremner Road

043-5893 House, 4004 Bremner Road

043-5894 House, 4005 Bremner Road

043-5895 House, 4002 Bremner Road

043-5896 House, 4003 Bremner Road

043-5897 House, 7606 Staples Mill Road

043-5898 House, 7604 Staples Mill Road

043-5899 Commercial Building, 7135 Staples Mill Road

043-5900 Hamlet Condominium Complex, 5600 Staples Mill Road

043-5901 House, 5500 Staples Mill Road

043-5902 House, 2 Point Pleasant Road

043-5903 House, 3106 Dumbarton Road

043-5904 House, 3104 Dumbarton Road

043-5905 House, 3100 Dumbarton Road

043-5906 House, 3028 Dumbarton Road

043-5907 House, 3008 Dumbarton Road

043-5908 House, 3006 Dumbarton Road

043-5909 House, 3004 Dumbarton Road

043-5912 House, 2917 Dumbarton Road

043-5913 House, 2923 Dumbarton Road

043-5914 House, 2925 Dumbarton Road

043-5915 House, 2927A Dumbarton Road

043-5916 House, 2927 Dumbarton Road

043-5917 House, 2929 Dumbarton Road

043-6057 House, 8103 Hermitage Road

043-6058 House, 8405 Broadway Avenue

076-5212 Commercial Building, 13426 Occoquan Road

076-5213 Commercial Building, 13428 Occoquan Road

076-5214 Commercial Building, 13441 Occoquan Road

076-5215 Restaurant, 13440 Occoquan Road

076-5838 Commercial Building, 13494 Jefferson Davis Highway

076-5890 Universal Dynamics Inc., 13600 Dabney Road

076-5891 Woodbridge Shopping Center LLC, 13562 Jefferson Davis Highway

089-0166 House, 151 Andrew Chapel Road
 

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089-5605 House, 211 Andrew Chapel Road

089-5606 House, 85 Morton Road

100-0137-0259 Apartment Building, 12A and 12B Sunset Drive

100-0137-0267 House, 22 Sunset Drive

100-0137-0272 Double House, 28-28A Sunset Drivee

100-0158 House, 323 E. Oak Street

100-5342 Duplex, 319-321 E. Oak Street

100-5343 Duplex, 315-317 E. Oak Street

100-5344 Duplex, 311-313 E. Oak Street

100-5363 House, 116 E. Maple Street

100-5364 House, 114 E. Maple Street

100-5365 House, 112 E. Maple Street

111-0132-0304 House, 601 Sophia Street

111-0132-0426 Commercial Building, 600 Caroline Street

111-5434 Fredericksburg Agricultural Fairgrounds, 2400 Airport Avenue

111-5435 Commercial Building/All Care Service, 2514 Airport Avenue

127-0009 Geographic Distributing Services, Inc./Wortham-McGruder Warehouse, 23 S.

15th Street

127-0344-0291 Commercial Building, 13-15 N. 18th Street

127-0796 4 Fells Street

127-0816-0028 House, 9 Yancey Street

127-0816-0029 House, 5 Yancey Street

127-0816-0061 Duplex, 1603/1605 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0062 House, 1607 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0063 Duplex, 1609/1611 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0064 House, 1613 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0075 Duplex, 1607/1605 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0076 Duplex, 1603/1601 Monteiro Street

127-0816-0083 Virginia Electric Power Company Substation, 1701 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0084 Apartments, 1703 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0085 Apartments, 1705 Lamb Avenue

127-0816-0086 Apartments, 1700 Monteiro Street

127-0835 House, 3-5 Fells Street

127-0836 House, 2 King Street

127-0837 House, 3 King Street

127-0838 House, 4 King Street

127-0839 Apartment Building, 1900 Saint James Street
 

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127-6138 House, 6 West Fells Street

127-6224 House, 2401 Coles Street

127-6233 House, 2405 Dale Avenue

127-6234 House, 2403 Dale Avenue

127-6235 House, 2401 Dale Avenue

127-6322 House, 2408 Bells Road

127-6323 House, 2416 Bells Road

127-6335 House, 3900 Lynhaven Avenue

127-6336 House, 3902 Lynhaven Avenue

127-6623 Commercial Building, 2724 Broad Street

127-6658 Reco Biotechnology (Current), 710 Hospital Street

127-7066 Motley-Cockrell Logistics Services, 2700 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7067 Dunmar Records Management, 2602 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7068 American Pallet, 2500 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7069 Crenshaw Corporation, 2320 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7070 Miller Total Clean, Inc., 2212 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7071 Branscome Richmond, 2106 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7072 Luckstone, 2100 Deepwater Terminal Road

127-7073 ABC Supply Co. Inc., 2120 Bellemeade Road

127-7074 Graystone Place Apartments, 2188 Afton Avenue

127-7075 All Saints Apostolic Church, 2001 Royall Avenue

127-7076 Commercial Building, 1901 Bellemeade Road

127-7077 House, 3708 Lynhaven Avenue

127-7078 House, 2417 Bells Road

127-7143 Multi-Family, 105 E. Federal Street

127-7144 Industrial, 120 E. Bacon Street

127-7145 Brunson Funeral Chapel, 100 E. Federal Street

127-7157 Melrose Historic District

127-7158 House, 2127 Wright Avenue

127-7159 House, 2214 Warwick Avenue

127-7160 Southside Gardens Historic District

127-7161 Southmont Village Historic District

127-7162 House, 1900 Wood Street

127-7163 House, 1901 Wood Street

127-7164 House, 1903 Wood Street

127-7165 House, 1900 Chelsea Street

127-7166 House, 1902 Chelsea Street
 

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127-7167 House, 1904 Chelsea Street

127-7168 House, 1901 Chelsea Street

127-7169 House, 1903 Chelsea Street

127-7170 House, 1905 Chelsea Street

127-7171 Industrial Building/Rayco Industries Inc., 1502 Valley Road

166-5083 House, 210 Amburn Lane

166-5084 House, 513 North James Street

166-5085 House, 206 Amburn Lane

166-5086 House, 515 North James Street

166-5087 House, 208 Amburn Lane

166-5088 House, 517 North James Street

166-5089 House, 204 Amburn Lane

166-5090 House, 121 Elm Street

166-5091 House, 522 N. James Street

166-5092 House, 630 N. Washington Highway

166-5093 House, 524 N. James Street

166-5094 House, 600 N. James Street

166-5095 House, 622 N. Washington Highway

166-5096 House, 613 N. James Street

166-5097 House, 620 N. Washington Highway

166-5098 House, 114 W. Vaughan Road

166-5099 House, 616 N. Washington Highway

166-5100 House, 110 W.Vaughan Road

166-5101 House, 107 W. Vaughan Road

166-5102 House, 523 N. James Street

166-5103 House, 521 N. James Street

166-5104 House, 208 Elm Street

166-5105 House, 206 Elm Street

166-5106 House, 202 Elm Street

166-5107 House, 200 Elm Street

166-5108 House, 112 Elm Street

166-5109 House, 111 Elm Street

166-5110 House, 115 Elm Street

166-5111 House, 605 Park Street

166-5112 House, 201 Elm Street

166-5113 House, 203 Elm Street

166-5114 House, 207 Elm Street
 

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166-5115 House, 604 Park Street

166-5116 House, 606 Park Street

166-5117 House, 206 Linden Street

166-5118 House, 208 Linden Street

166-5119 Renwood Farms/A.G. Systems, 12409 Maple Street

166-5120 House, 241 Ashcake Road

166-5121 House, 237 Ashcake Road

166-5122 House, 233 Ashcake Road

166-5123 House, 231 Ashcake Road

166-5124 House, 225 Ashcake Road

166-5125 House, 223 Ashcake Road

166-5126 House, 215 Ashcake Road

166-5127 House, 213 Ashcake Road

166-5128 Toddler Town, 12465 Maple Street

166-5129 House, 109 Ashcake Road

166-5130 House, 108-110 Ashcake Road

__________________________________________ ________________________

Julie Langan, Director Date

Virginia Department of Historic Resources

Virginia State Historic Preservation Officer
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

000-0022-0003

Southwest No. 2 Boundary 

Marker, Russell Road at King 

Street

City of Alexandria 1792

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Boundary Markers of the Original 

District of Columbia

000-9818

DC Warehouse MA-134, off of 

Airport Access Road and Mt. 

Vernon Parkway

Arlington County ca. 1964 Not Eligible

020-5392

Terminal Office, 5801 

Jefferson Davis Highway

Chesterfield County ca. 1958 Not Eligible

020-5409

House, 8219 Jefferson Davis 

Highway

Chesterfield County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

020-5623

Bridge, Chippenham Parkway 

Bridge over Seaboard Air Line

Chesterfield County 1958

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Seaboard Air Line Railroad 

Corridor

020-5783

Air Liquide Industrial, 5901 

Jefferson Davis Highway

Chesterfield County ca. 1966 Not Eligible

020-5784 House, 2511 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

020-5785 House, 2515 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1956 Not Eligible

020-5786 House, 2519 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

020-5787 House, 2523 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1958 Not Eligible

020-5788 House, 2525 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1957 Not Eligible

020-5789 House, 2529 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1957 Not Eligible

020-5790 House, 2526 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

020-5791 House, 2522 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca.1940 Not Eligible

020-5792 House, 2518 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1963 Not Eligible

020-5793 House, 2512 Elliham Avenue Chesterfield County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

042-0556

Hoopers, 11108 McConnell 

Lane

Hanover County ca. 1810 Not Evaluated; No Access

042-5785

House, 11214-11220 Ashcake 

Road

Hanover County ca.1935 Not Eligible

042-5786 House, 11247 Ashcake Road Hanover County ca. 1947 Not Eligible

042-5787 House, 11239 Ashcake Road Hanover County ca. 1949 Not Eligible

042-5788

House, 12345 Hancock Place 

Lane

Hanover County ca. 1947 Not Eligible

042-5789

House, 12341 Hancock Place 

Lane

Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

042-5790

House, 12333 Hancock Place 

Lane

Hanover County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

042-5791

Warehouse, 14174 

Washington Hwy

Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

043-0292-0002 Infirmary, 2915 Hungary Road Henrico County 1899

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Laurel Industrial School HD

043-0292-0003 House, 2913 Hungary Road Henrico County 1947

Not Eligible; Non-contributing to 

Laurel Industrial School HD

043-0292-0004 House, 2911 Hungary Road Henrico County 1910

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Laurel Industrial School HD

043-0292-0005

Administrative 

Offices/Teacher's Quarters, 

2909 Hungary Road 

Henrico County 1910

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Laurel Industrial School HD

043-5467 Laurel Park HD Henrico County 1954–1960 Not Eligible

043-5865 House, 2912 Baird Street Henrico County ca. 1961 Not Eligible

043-5866

WMCI Apt Maintenance 

Building, 9310 Old Staples Mill 

Road

Henrico County ca. 1900 Not Eligible

043-5867

House, 9302 Old Staples Mill 

Road

Henrico County ca. 1934 Not Eligible

043-5868

House, 9300 Old Staples Mill 

Road

Henrico County ca. 1934 Not Eligible

043-5869

Commercial Building, 9206 Old 

Staples Mill Road

Henrico County ca. 1930 Not Eligible

043-5870

Commercial Building, 9101 Old 

Staples Mill Road

Henrico County ca. 1957 Not Eligible

043-5871 House, 2716 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1936 Not Eligible

043-5872 House, 2714 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1920 Not Eligible

043-5873 House, 2712 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1948 Not Eligible

043-5874 House, 2710 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1956 Not Eligible

043-5875

Laurel Park Methodist, 2700 

Hungary Road

Henrico County ca. 1963 Not Eligible

043-5876 House, 2513 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1937 Not Eligible

043-5877 House, 2501 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1963 Not Eligible

043-5878 House, 2505 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1937 Not Eligible

043-5879 House, 9413 Wakefield Road Henrico County ca. 1945 Not Eligible

043-5880 House, 9415 Wakefield Road Henrico County ca. 1965 Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

043-5881

Jones Flower Brokerage, 2603 

Hungary Road

Henrico County ca. 1946 Not Eligible

043-5882 House, 2715 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1948 Not Eligible

043-5883 Cemetery, 2711 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

043-5884 House, 2717 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

043-5885 House, 2723 Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1942 Not Eligible

043-5886 House, 9119 Mayfair Avenue Henrico County ca. 1948 Not Eligible

043-5887 House, 9117 Mayfair Avenue Henrico County ca. 1948 Not Eligible

043-5888 House, 9113 Mayfair Avenue Henrico County ca. 1947 Not Eligible

043-5889 Dam, N. of Hungary Road Henrico County ca. 1936 Not Eligible

043-5890

Commercial Building, Compton 

Road

Henrico County ca. 1968 Not Eligible

043-5891

Commercial Building, 3906 

Bremner Road

Henrico County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

043-5892 House, 4007 Bremner Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5893 House, 4004 Bremner Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5894 House, 4005 Bremner Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5895 House, 4002 Bremner Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5896 House, 4003 Bremner Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5897 House, 7606 Staples Mill Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5898 House, 7604 Staples Mill Road Henrico County ca. 1940 Not Eligible

043-5899

Commercial Building, 7135 

Staples Mill Road

Henrico County ca. 1968 Not Eligible

043-5900

Hamlet Condominium 

Complex, 5600 Staples Mill 

Road

Henrico County 1962 Not Eligible

043-5901 House, 5500 Staples Mill Road Henrico County ca. 1966 Not Eligible

043-5902 House, 2 Point Pleasant Road Henrico County ca. 1965 Not Eligible

043-5903 House, 3106 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1955 Not Eligible

043-5904 House, 3104 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1955 Not Eligible

043-5905 House, 3100 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1955 Not Eligible

043-5906 House, 3028 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1955 Not Eligible

043-5907 House, 3008 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1952 Not Eligible

043-5908 House, 3006 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1952 Not Eligible

043-5909 House, 3004 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1952 Not Eligible

043-5910 House, 3002 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1952 Not Eligible

043-5911 House, 3000 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1952 Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

043-5912 House, 2917 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1954 Not Eligible

043-5913 House, 2923 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

043-5914 House, 2925 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

043-5915

House, 2927A Dumbarton 

Road

Henrico County ca. 1959 Not Eligible

043-5916 House, 2927 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

043-5917 House, 2929 Dumbarton Road Henrico County ca. 1949 Not Eligible

043-6057 House, 8103 Hermitage Road Henrico County 1960 Not Eligible

043-6058 House, 8405 Broadway Avenue Henrico County 1939 Not Eligible

076-0023

Rippon Lodge/Blackburn 

House, 15500 Blackburn Road

Prince William 

County

ca. 1745 Remain Listed

076-5212

Commercial Building, 13426 

Occoquan Road

Prince William 1940 Remains Not Eligible

076-5213

Commercial Building, 13428 

Occoquan Road

Prince William ca. 1930 Remains Not Eligible

076-5214

Commercial Building, 13441 

Occoquan Road

Prince William 1920 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

076-5215

Restaurant, 13440 Occoquan 

Road

Prince William 1962 Remains Not Eligible

076-5838

Commercial Building, 13494 

Jefferson Davis Highway

Prince William Pre-1968 Not Eligible

076-5890

Universal Dynamics Inc., 13600 

Dabney Road

Prince William 

County

1967 Not Eligible

076-5891

Woodbridge Shopping Center 

LLC, 13562 Jefferson Davis 

Highway

Prince William 

County

1962 Not Eligible

089-0166

House, 151 Andrew Chapel 

Road

Stafford County 1903 Not Eligible

089-5605

House, 211 Andrew Chapel 

Road

Stafford County 1900 Not Eligible

089-5606 House, 85 Morton Road Stafford County 1968 Not Eligible

100-0137-0002

Water Commissioner’s House, 

4 W. Cedar Street

City of Alexandria 1914

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0004

Murtagh House, 6 W. Cedar 

Street

City of Alexandria 1916

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD 

100-0137-0006

Sidley House, 8 W. Cedar 

Street

City of Alexandria 1909

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD
 

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NUMBER

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the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

100-0137-0008

Jackson House/Gartlam House, 

10 W. Cedar Street

City of Alexandria 1914

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0010

Harris House/Nazzaro House, 

12 W. Cedar Street

City of Alexandria 1912

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0029

Townhouse, 67, 69, and 71 

Commonwealth Avenue

City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0030

Townhouse, 73, 75, and 77 

Commonwealth Avenue

City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0033

Townhouse, 103, 105, and 

107 Commonwealth Avenue

City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0227

Marsh House/Burns House, 11 

Russell Road

City of Alexandria 1922

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0258

Alexandria Lodgings, 10 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0259

Apartment Building, 12A and 

12B Sunset Drive

City of Alexandria 1952

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0261

The Fisher House, 14 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria ca. 1931

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD 

100-0137-0263

Double House, 16-18 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria ca. 1932

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD 

100-0137-0265

The Grant House, 20 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria 1933

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0267 House, 22 Sunset Drive City of Alexandria 1965

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Rosemont HD 

100-0137-0268

The Yowell House, 24 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria 1935

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0270

Apartment Building, 26 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria 1936

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0272

Double House, 28-28A Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria 1985

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0273

The Stickley House/The 

Czekalski House, 30 Sunset 

Drive

City of Alexandria ca. 1931

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0274

The Harrison House, 90 

Commonwealth Avenue

City of Alexandria 1925

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD

100-0137-0314 Condominiums, 3 Russell Road City of Alexandria pre-1949

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Rosemont HD
 

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NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

100-0158 House, 323 E. Oak Street City of Alexandria ca. 1921 Not Eligible

100-5341 East Rosemont Historic District City of Alexandria 1915–1955

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion C

100-5342 Duplex, 319-321 E. Oak Street City of Alexandria 1944 Not Eligible

100-5343 Duplex, 315-317 E. Oak Street City of Alexandria 1944 Not Eligible

100-5344 Duplex, 311-313 E. Oak Street City of Alexandria 1944 Not Eligible

100-5345 House, 128 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1927

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5346 Duplex, 126 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5347 Duplex, 124 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5348 House, 120 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1917

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5349 House, 118 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5350 House, 129 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1935

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5351 House, 127 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1935

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5352 House, 125 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1935

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5353 House, 123 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5354 House, 121 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5355 House, 119 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5356 House, 117 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5357 House, 115 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1917

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5358 House, 113 E. Walnut Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5359

Duplex, 400-402 Mt. Vernon 

Avenue

City of Alexandria 1949

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD
 

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NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

100-5360

Duplex, 122-124 E. Maple 

Street

City of Alexandria 1939

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5361 House, 120 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1950

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5362 House, 118 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5363 House, 116 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1958

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

East Rosemont HD

100-5364 House, 114 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1958

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

East Rosemont HD

100-5365 House, 112 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1935

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

East Rosemont HD

100-5366 House, 110 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5367 House, 108 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1935

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5368

Duplex, 121-123 E. Maple 

Street

City of Alexandria 1949

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5369

Duplex, 117-119 E. Maple 

Street

City of Alexandria 1949

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5370 House, 115 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1938

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5371 House, 113 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5372 House, 111 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1914

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5373 House, 109 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5374 House, 107 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5375 House, 105 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5376 House, 103 E. Maple Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5377 House, 112 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1917

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD
 

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NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

100-5378 House, 110 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5379 House, 108 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5380 House, 106 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5381 House, 104 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5382 House, 102 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5383 House, 100 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1918

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5384

Townhouses, 107-119 E. 

Linden Street

City of Alexandria 1945

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5385 House, 105 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1932

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5386 House, 103 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5387 House, 101 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5388 House, 39 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1925

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5389 House, 37 E. Linden Street City of Alexandria 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5390

Multi-Family, 60-110 E. 

Rosemont Avenue

City of Alexandria 1950

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5391

Multi-Family, 46-58 E. 

Rosemont Avenue

City of Alexandria 1950

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5392

Multi-Family, 32-44 E.

Rosemont Avenue

City of Alexandria 1950

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5393

Multi-Family, 31-43 E. 

Rosemont Avenue

City of Alexandria 1950

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5394

Multi-Family, 49-57 E. 

Rosemont Avenue

City of Alexandria 1951

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5395

Multi-Family, 48-110 Mt. 

Vernon Avenue

City of Alexandria 1951

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD
 

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NUMBER

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the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

100-5396

Multi-Family, 38-46 Mt. 

Vernon Avenue

City of Alexandria 1951

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

100-5397

Multi-Family, 22-32 Mt. 

Vernon Avenue

City of Alexandria 1951

Not Eligible; Contributing to East 

Rosemont HD

111-0013/111-

0132-0508

Chancellor House, 300 

Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1780

Potentially Eligible under Criteria 

A, B & C; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0038/111-

0132-0509

Hackley-Monroe House, James 

Monroe House, Joseph Jones 

House, 301 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1785

Potentially Eligible under Criteria 

B & C; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0067/111-

0132-0505

Dr. Charles Mortimer House, 

House, 213 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1780

Potentially Eligible under Criteria 

B and C; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0126

The 1770 House, 227 Princess 

Anne Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1770

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion C; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0131

House, 302 Princess Anne 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1850

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0132

House, 304 Princess Anne 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1841

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0147

Shiloh Baptist Church New 

Site, 521 Princess Anne Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1896

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion A &Consideration A; 

Contributing to Fredericksburg 

HD

111-0132-0304 House, 601 Sophia Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1960

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0426

Commercial Building, 600 

Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 2000

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0454

Claiborne Wigglesworth 

House, 522 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1821

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0455

Elisha Dickenson Single 

Dwelling, 524 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1820

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0457 House, 526 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1820

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0458

Robert Adams Residence, 528 

Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1891

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion C; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD
 

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NUMBER

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the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

111-0132-0459

Single dwelling, 529 Caroline 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1870

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0460

Commercial Building, 531 

Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1900

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0507

Dr. Charles Mortimer House, 

216 Caroline Street 

City of 

Fredericksburg

1787

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0524

House, 203 Princess Elizabeth 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1925

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0525

House, 204 Princess Elizabeth 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1855

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0526

House, 205 Princess Elizabeth 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1797

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0527

James N. Turner House, 207 

Princess Elizabeth Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1881

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0528

House, 209 Princess Elizabeth 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1880

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0686 House, 100 Wolfe Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1840

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0687

Robert Ellis House,102 Wolfe 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1840

Not Eligible; Contributing to the 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0688

Single dwelling, 104 Wolfe 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1915

Not Eligible; Contributing to the 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0689

Single Dwelling, 106 Wolfe 

Street 

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1870

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0690

Wolfe Street Tenement 

House/House, 108 Wolfe 

Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1790

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Fredericksburg HD

111-5434

Fredericksburg Agricultural 

Fairgrounds, 2400 Airport 

Avenue

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1963 Not Eligible

111-5435

Commercial Building/All Care 

Service, 2514 Airport Avenue

City of 

Fredericksburg

1959 Not Eligible

127-0009

Geographic Distributing 

Services, Inc./WorthamMcGruder Warehouse, 23 S. 

15th Street

City of Richmond 1830 Not Eligible
 

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NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

127-0344-0102

Loving's Produce Company, 

1601–1605 East Grace Street City of Richmond ca. 1870

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion A; Contributing to 

Shockoe Valley and Tobacco Row 

HD

127-0344-0291

Commercial Building, 13-15 N. 

18th Street City of Richmond 1900 Not Eligible

127-0796 4 Fells Street City of Richmond ca. 1900 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-0816

Town of Barton Heights 

Historic District City of Richmond 1880–1949 Remain Listed

127-0816-0001

Apartments, 200 Wellford 

Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0002

Apartments, 202 Wellford 

Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0003

Apartments, 204 Wellford 

Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0004 House, 209 Wellford Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0005 House, 207 Wellford Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0006 House, 205 Wellford Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0007 House, 203 Wellford Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0017 House, 203 Minor Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0027 House, 101 Yancey Street City of Richmond ca. 1910

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0028 House, 9 Yancey Street City of Richmond ca. 1910

No Longer Extant; Noncontributing to Town of Barton 

Heights HD

127-0816-0029 House, 5 Yancey Street City of Richmond ca. 1910

No Longer Extant; Noncontributing to Town of Barton 

Heights HD

127-0816-0030 House, 1 Poe Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0031 House, 3 Poe Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD
 

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NUMBER

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the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

127-0816-0061

Duplex, 1603/1605 Lamb 

Avenue

City of Richmond ca. 1990

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0062 House, 1607 Lamb Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1990

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0063

Duplex, 1609/1611 Lamb 

Avenue

City of Richmond ca. 1990

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0064 House, 1613 Lamb Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1990

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0065 House, 1604 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0066 House, 1606 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0067

Apartments, 1608 and 1610 

Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0068

Apartments, 1612 and 1614 

Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0069 House, 1620 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0070 House, 1619 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1900

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0071 House, 1617 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1900

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0072 House, 1613 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1900

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0073 House, 1611 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1910

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0074 House, 1609 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1900

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0075

Duplex, 1607/1605 Monteiro 

Street

City of Richmond ca. 1990

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0076

Duplex, 1603/1601 Monteiro 

Street City of Richmond ca. 1990

Not Eligible; Non-Contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0083

Virginia Electric Power 

Company Substation, 1701 

Lamb Avenue

City of Richmond ca. 1957

Not Eligible; Non-contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0084

Apartments, 1703 Lamb 

Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1960

Not Eligible; Non-contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD
 

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NUMBER

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the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

127-0816-0085

Apartments, 1705 Lamb 

Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1960

Not Eligible; Non-contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0086

Apartments, 1700 Monteiro 

Street City of Richmond ca. 1960

Not Eligible; Non-contributing to 

Town of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0087 House, 1706 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1910

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0088 House, 1708 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0089 House, 1710 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0090 House, 1716 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0091 House, 1705 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1900

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0816-0092 House, 1800 Monteiro Street City of Richmond ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to Town 

of Barton Heights HD

127-0835 House, 3-5 Fells Street City of Richmond ca. 1920 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-0836 House, 2 King Street City of Richmond ca. 1900 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-0837 House, 3 King Street City of Richmond ca. 1900 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-0838 House, 4 King Street City of Richmond ca. 1900 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-0839

Apartment Building, 1900 

Saint James Street City of Richmond ca. 1950

No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-5818

Philip Morris Operations 

Complex, 3601 Commerce 

Road

City of Richmond 1950–1980

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion C & Criterion 

Consideration D

127-6138 House, 6 West Fells Street City of Richmond ca. 1900 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-6224 House, 2401 Coles Street City of Richmond ca. 1938 Remains Not Eligible

127-6233 House, 2405 Dale Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1950 Remains Not Eligible

127-6234 House, 2403 Dale Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1950 Remains Not Eligible

127-6235 House, 2401 Dale Avenue City of Richmond 1945 Remains Not Eligible

127-6322 House, 2408 Bells Road City of Richmond ca. 1948 Remains Not Eligible

127-6323 House, 2416 Bells Road City of Richmond ca. 1959 Remains Not Eligible

127-6335 House, 3900 Lynhaven Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1959 Remains Not Eligible

127-6336 House, 3902 Lynhaven Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1959 Remains Not Eligible

127-6623

Commercial Building, 2724 

Broad Street City of Richmond ca. 1930 Remains Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

127-6658

Reco Biotechnology (Current), 

710 Hospital Street City of Richmond ca. 1908 Remains Not Eligible

127-6883

Gilpin Court Apartment 

Complex City of Richmond 1942

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion A

127-7066

Motley-Cockrell Logistics 

Services, 2700 Deepwater 

Terminal Road

City of Richmond ca. 1961 Not Eligible

127-7067

Dunmar Records 

Management, 2602 

Deepwater Terminal Road

City of Richmond ca. 1964 Not Eligible

127-7068

American Pallet, 2500 

Deepwater Terminal Road City of Richmond ca. 1965 Not Eligible

127-7069

Crenshaw Corporation, 2320 

Deepwater Terminal Road City of Richmond ca. 1965 Not Eligible

127-7070

Miller Total Clean, Inc., 2212 

Deepwater Terminal Road City of Richmond ca. 1968 Not Eligible

127-7071

Branscome Richmond, 2106 

Deepwater Terminal Road City of Richmond ca. 1965 Not Eligible

127-7072

Luckstone, 2100 Deepwater 

Terminal Road City of Richmond ca. 1966 Not Eligible

127-7073

ABC Supply Co. Inc., 2120 

Bellemeade Road City of Richmond ca. 1967 Not Eligible

127-7074

Graystone Place Apartments, 

2188 Afton Avenue City of Richmond 1960 Not Eligible

127-7075

All Saints Apostolic Church, 

2001 Royall Avenue City of Richmond ca. 1965 Not Eligible

127-7076

Commercial Building, 1901 

Bellemeade Road City of Richmond 1958 Not Eligible

127-7077 House, 3708 Lynhaven Avenue City of Richmond 1965 Not Eligible

127-7078 House, 2417 Bells Road City of Richmond 1964 Not Eligible

127-7143

Multi-Family, 105 E. Federal 

Street City of Richmond 1900 Not Eligible

127-7144 Industrial, 120 E. Bacon Street City of Richmond 1960 Not Eligible

127-7145

Brunson Funeral Chapel, 100 E. 

Federal Street City of Richmond ca. 1900 Not Eligible

127-7157 Melrose Historic District City of Richmond 1910-1970 Not Eligible

127-7158 House, 2127 Wright Avenue City of Richmond 1932 Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

127-7159 House, 2214 Warwick Avenue City of Richmond 1932 Not Eligible

127-7160

Southside Gardens Historic 

District City of Richmond 1950-1956 Not Eligible

127-7161

Southmont Village Historic 

District City of Richmond 1954 Not Eligible

127-7162 House, 1900 Wood Street City of Richmond 1966 Not Eligible

127-7163 House, 1901 Wood Street City of Richmond 1966 Not Eligible

127-7164 House, 1903 Wood Street City of Richmond 1945 Not Eligible

127-7165 House, 1900 Chelsea Street City of Richmond 1946 Not Eligible

127-7166 House, 1902 Chelsea Street City of Richmond 1946 Not Eligible

127-7167 House, 1904 Chelsea Street City of Richmond 1946 Not Eligible

127-7168 House, 1901 Chelsea Street City of Richmond 1946 Not Eligible

127-7169 House, 1903 Chelsea Street City of Richmond 1946 Not Eligible

127-7170 House, 1905 Chelsea Street City of Richmond 1946 Not Eligible

127-7171

Industrial Building/Rayco 

Industries Inc., 1502 Valley 

Road

City of Richmond 1956 Not Eligible

166-5073-0018 House, 105 School Street Hanover County pre-1968

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0019 House, 101 School Street Hanover County 1962

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0020 House, 706 Henry Street Hanover County pre-1966

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0021 House, 708 Henry Street Hanover County pre-1966

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0022 House, 704 Henry Street Hanover County 1963

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0023 House, 109 Berkley Street Hanover County pre-1968

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0024

Hanover County School Board, 

200 Berkley Street

Hanover County 1948

Potentially Eligible under 

Criterion A

166-5073-0025 House, 616 Henry Street Hanover County ca. 1920

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

Berkleytown HD

166-5083 House, 210 Amburn Lane Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5084 House, 513 North James Street Hanover County 1950 Not Eligible

166-5085 House, 206 Amburn Lane Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5086 House, 515 North James Street Hanover County 1935 Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

166-5087 House, 208 Amburn Lane Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5088 House, 517 North James Street Hanover County 1935 Not Eligible

166-5089 House, 204 Amburn Lane Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5090 House, 121 Elm Street Hanover County pre-1966 Not Eligible

166-5091 House, 522 North James Street Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5092

House, 630 North Washington 

Highway

Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5093 House, 524 North James Street Hanover County ca. 1930 Not Eligible

166-5094 House, 600 North James Street Hanover County 1950 Not Eligible

166-5095

House, 622 North Washington 

Highway

Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5096 House, 613 North James Street Hanover County 1963 Not Eligible

166-5097

House, 620 North Washington 

Highway

Hanover County 1915 Not Eligible

166-5098

House, 114 West Vaughan 

Road

Hanover County 1946 Not Eligible

166-5099

House, 616 North Washington 

Highway

Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5100

House, 110 West Vaughan 

Road

Hanover County 1956 Not Eligible

166-5101

House, 107 West Vaughan 

Road

Hanover County 1945 Not Eligible

166-5102 House, 523 North James Street Hanover County 1940 Not Eligible

166-5103 House, 521 North James Street Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5104 House, 208 Elm Street Hanover County 1938 Not Eligible

166-5105 House, 206 Elm Street Hanover County 1942 Not Eligible

166-5106 House, 202 Elm Street Hanover County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

166-5107 House, 200 Elm Street Hanover County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

166-5108 House, 112 Elm Street Hanover County 1935 Not Eligible

166-5109 House, 111 Elm Street Hanover County 1935 Not Eligible

166-5110 House, 115 Elm Street Hanover County ca. 1965 Not Eligible

166-5111 House, 605 Park Street Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5112 House, 201 Elm Street Hanover County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

166-5113 House, 203 Elm Street Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5114 House, 207 Elm Street Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5115 House, 604 Park Street Hanover County ca, 1950 Not Eligible

166-5116 House, 606 Park Street Hanover County 1925 Not Eligible
 

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SUMMARY OF SURVEYED RESOURCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS. ORGANIZED BY RESOURCE 

NUMBER

Cells highlighted in red denote resources that should retain their previous eligibility determination (potentially eligible or eligible for, or listed in, 

the NRHP). Cells highlighted in blue denote resources recommended potentially eligible as a part of the current survey.

DHR 

Number Name City/County Date of Construction

DC2RVA Project Team 

Recommendation

166-5117 House, 206 Linden Street Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5118 House, 208 Linden Street Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5119

Renwood Farms/A.G. Systems, 

12409 Maple Street

Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5120 House, 241 Ashcake Road Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5121 House, 237 Ashcake Road Hanover County 1961 Not Eligible

166-5122 House, 233 Ashcake Road Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5123 House, 231 Ashcake Road Hanover County 1962 Not Eligible

166-5124 House, 225 Ashcake Road Hanover County 1954 Not Eligible

166-5125 House, 223 Ashcake Road Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5126 House, 215 Ashcake Road Hanover County 1935 Not Eligible

166-5127 House, 213 Ashcake Road Hanover County pre-1968 Not Eligible

166-5128

Toddler Town, 12465 Maple 

Street

Hanover County ca. 1960 Not Eligible

166-5129 House, 109 Ashcake Road Hanover County ca. 1950 Not Eligible

166-5130 House, 108-110 Ashcake Road Hanover County ca. 1935 Not Eligible

500-0001-0059

Possible RF&P Spur, Primmer 

House Road

Stafford County post 1870

Not Eligible; Contributing to RF&P 

Railroad HD






 

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March 23,2018

Mr. Marc Holma

Division of Review and Compliance

Department of Historic Resources

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, Virginia 22802

RE: Resource Eligibility/ Intensive Architectural Studies (Report A)

Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) Project, Washington, D.C. to Richmond Segment

DHR #2014-0666

Dear Marc,

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation 

(DRPT) are continuing environmental studies associated with the Tier II Environmental Impact Statement 

(EIS) for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond segment of the Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) corridor 

(Project). The limits of the Project extend from Control Point RO (MP CFP-110) in Arlington south to the 

CSX Transportation (“CSXT”) A-Line/CSXT-S-Line junction at MP A-11 in Centralia, Virginia (Chesterfield 

County), a distance of approximately 123 miles.

This project is receiving federal funding through the FRA, requires permits issued by federal agencies 

such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and will traverse federal land including parcels owned by the 

U.S. Marine Corps and the National Park Service, among others. Due to the involvement of these and 

several other federal entities, the undertaking requires compliance with the National Environmental 

Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), as amended. The 

FRA sent your office a project Initiation letter on December 11, 2014, formally commencing the Section 

106 process, and the project’s area of potential effects (APE) was approved by the State Historic 

Preservation Officer (SHPO) on February 2, 2015, as required by 36 CFR 800.4(a)(1). Reconnaissance 

architectural studies on the main line and alternatives were coordinated with your office between 2015 

and 2017. During these studies, along with subsequent documentation of additional areas outside of the 

original limits of disturbance, it was found that 54 resources required additional study to render a 

National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) evaluation as part of this project.

We are writing today to coordinate architectural evaluation studies on 13 of the 54 resources. This is the 

first of three reports that will be submitted to your office; as such, it is labeled as Report A to 

differentiate it from upcoming Reports B and C, which will contain studies on the remaining 33 

resources. As such, enclosed please find two hard copies and one electronic copy of the report entitled 
 

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Architectural Intensive Investigations for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond Southeast High Speed Rail 

(DC2RVA) Project (Report A). The report was authored by Kerri S. Barile, Kristine A. Chase, Sean 

Maroney, Adriana T. Moss, Danae Peckler, and Heather Dollins Staton with Dovetail Cultural Resource 

Group (Dovetail), a member of the DC2RVA Project Team. The report meets all standards set forth in 

both the Secretary of Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (1983) and the Virginia Department of Historic 

Resource’s (DHR) Guidelines for Preparing Identification and Evaluation Reports (2011). 

Of the 13 resources included in this report, it is recommended that 11 are eligible for the NRHP. The 

Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac (RF&P) Railroad Bridge over Occoquan River (500-0001-

0022), located east of U.S. Route 1 Highway (Route 1) in Woodbridge, Virginia, is a 1915 Parker throughtruss railroad bridge that crosses the Occoquan River. This railroad bridge is the only metal throughtruss along the 123-mile RF&P Railroad line, and moreover, there are only three other Parker throughtruss bridges in the Commonwealth of Virginia, all of which are vehicular. It is recommended eligible for 

individual listing in the NRHP under Criterion C as an example of a rare early truss design in the 

Commonwealth of Virginia. It is also recommended that the resource remains contributing to the RF&P 

Railroad Historic District (500-0001). It is recommended not eligible under Criteria A and B, and it was 

not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Rappahannock River Railroad Bridge (111-0132-0025) is a multi-span, open-spandrel, concrete-arch 

railroad structure. It was built circa 1927 to replace an earlier bridge located in roughly the same area

when the rail system was raised in the city to allow for vehicular traffic below the tracks. The bridge is 

one of merely a handful of reinforced poured-concrete, open-spandrel bridges in the state and is the 

only example on record at the DHR within the surrounding counties. It has excellent integrity. It is 

recommended eligible for individual listing in the NRHP under Criterion C. It is also recommended to be 

a contributing element to both the RF&P Railroad Historic District (500-0001) and the Fredericksburg 

Historic District (111-0132). It is recommended not eligible under Criteria A and B, and it was not 

evaluated under Criterion D.

The Dixon House at 401‒403 Sophia Street (111-0023) was a two-story, four-bay dwelling built with no 

discernable style. The building was demolished in August 2015, shortly after being recorded as part of 

the DC2RVA project. As it is no longer extant, it is recommended not eligible for listing in the NRHP 

under Criteria A–C; it also is recommended not eligible under Criterion D due to limited archaeological 

potential. It is recommended non-contributing to the eligibility of the Fredericksburg Historic District 

(111-0132).

Built in 1910, the Fredericksburg Train Station (111-0132-0704) is a rectilinear, two-story, five-bay, brick 

building constructed in the Georgian Revival style. The Fredericksburg Train Station is the most 

prominent surviving symbol of the importance of rail travel to the community, and visitors from across 
 

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the nation stepped through the station’s doors. It is also an excellent example of Georgian Revival 

architecture with high levels of integrity. As such, it is recommended that the property is eligible for the 

NRHP as an individual resource under Criteria A and C. It is also suggested to be a contributing element 

to the Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132). It is recommended not eligible under Criterion B, and 

it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The industrial building complex at 401–403 Charles Street, known locally as the Purina Tower Complex 

(111-0132-0020), includes a large, one-and-a-half-story, warehouse main block and a six-story, concrete, 

grain elevator appended to its northwest corner. It is one of downtown Fredericksburg’s most familiar 

and important landmarks and has helped define the community’s skyline for nearly a century. It is also

one of the few, and possibly only, surviving reinforced-concrete buildings in Fredericksburg constructed 

using the slip-form method. It is suggested that this resource is individually eligible for the NRHP under 

Criteria A and C, and is also a contributing element to the Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132). It 

is recommended not eligible under Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The George Aler House at 314–316 Frederick Street (111-5296/111-0132-0522) is a two-story, four-bay, 

duplex constructed in 1851. The building and its yard were used as a slave jail in the 1850s, thus this 

property has a notable connection to significant local and state events. It is the only known extant slave 

jail in Fredericksburg. The interior has undergone modifications in the twentieth century, altering its 

historic character. It is recommended that this property is eligible for the NRHP under Criteria A and B 

for its association with the slave trade in Fredericksburg, most notably George Aler—Fredericksburg’s 

most prolific seller of enslaved individuals. It is also suggested that the property is a contributing 

element to the Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132). It is recommended not eligible under Criteria 

B and C, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The primary resource at Pulliam’s Service Station (111-0009-0795) is a one-story, one-bay (structural), 

former filling station constructed circa 1937 in the Spanish Mission Revival style. Two additional garages 

are located on the parcel. Not only is the resource an excellent example of the “house style” service 

station popular in the early-twentieth century, it reflects the important impact that the automobile had 

on Fredericksburg’s economy and built environment during the early decades of the twentieth century. 

It is recommended that this resource is eligible for the NHRP under Criteria A and C, as well as a 

contributing element to the Fredericksburg Historic District Extension (111-0009). It is recommended 

not eligible under Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Fredericksburg Historic District Extension (111-0009) encompasses an approximately 40-block area 

bordering the north, west, and south margins of Fredericksburg’s original 50-block downtown 

Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132). The district embodies and helps to narrate the city’s growth 

and evolution from late-eighteenth century, riverside port town to a modern city. The architectural 
 

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stock in the district ranges from modest, small-scale, vernacular, worker housing to large, high-style 

dwellings, interspersed with commercial, educational, ecclesiastic, and industrial places. It is 

recommended that this resource is eligible for the NRHP under Criteria A and C. It is suggested to be not 

eligible under Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Slaughter Pen Farm property (088-0254) currently consists of a circa-1898 main dwelling, circa1894 tenant house, two agricultural buildings, two domestic outbuildings, and a ditch fence. The 

property was the site of a fierce engagement during the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862, one 

of the most intense engagements of the Battle of Fredericksburg and the Civil War as a whole. It is 

recommended eligible for listing in the NRHP under Criterion A for its significance and association with 

the December 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg. In 2014, DHR staff determined that the resource 

contributes to the eligibility of the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields National Military 

Park Historic District (111-0147). The DC2RVA Team recommends that it continue to contribute to the 

historic district. It is recommended not eligible under Criteria B and C, and it was not evaluated under 

Criterion D.

The City of Richmond Department of Public Works Maintenance Yard (127-6840) at 2728 Hermitage 

Road was recorded in 2016 as part of the DC2RVA Project identification-level survey. At that time, 

access to the resource was not obtained and the DC2RVA Team recommended that additional studies 

would need to be completed in order to gather sufficient data to make an NRHP eligibility evaluation. In 

a letter dated November 30, 2016, DHR concurred with this recommendation. In early 2017, this City of 

Richmond Department of Public Works Maintenance Yard was demolished. Since the resource is no 

longer extant, it is recommended to be not eligible for the NRHP as an individual resource under Criteria 

A–C; it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Segment (C&O Railroad Segment) (127-6793), the currently 

documented segment of a much larger railroad system, runs from the Shockoe Valley area of downtown 

Richmond near North 20th Street, westward along the northern bank of the James River and ending at 

Powhite Parkway (Route 76). It is recommended that the C&O Railroad Segment is eligible for listing in 

the NRHP under Criterion A for its association with transportation at the regional level. It is suggested to 

be not eligible under Criteria B and C, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Southern Railway Segment (127-6792), a short segment of a much larger railroad system, runs 

along the south end of the Shockoe Bottom area of Richmond, Virginia, adjacent to the James River and 

then crosses the river, traveling southwest along the railroad tracks west of the Mayo Bridge (127-5808; 

127-5809). The railway then follows the southern embankment along the river to the Powhite Parkway 

(Route 76). The railroad had played such a significant role in transportation development in both the 

area around Richmond and in the state as a whole; as such, it is recommended eligible for the NRHP 
 

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under Criterion A. It is recommended not eligible under Criteria B and C, and it was not evaluated under 

Criterion D.

Located between Washington, DC and Richmond, the RF&P Railroad Historic District (500-0001) is 

made up of the RF&P Railroad and a wide variety of associated secondary resources, such as bridges and 

culverts. From 1837 to 1943, the railroad played a critical role in the development and evolution of the 

region and was a prominent local railroad within the Mid-Atlantic. It is recommended that this resource 

is eligible for the NRHP under Criterion A. It is suggested to be not eligible under Criteria B and C, and it 

was not evaluated under Criterion D.

We invite your agency to concur with these recommendations within 30 days of receipt of this letter. If 

you have questions about historic property studies for this project, please do not hesitate to contact me

or Adriana Moss at (540) 899-9170 or via email at kbarile@dovetailcrg.com or amoss@dovetailcrg.com.

Sincerely, 

Kerri S. Barile, Ph.D.

President, Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

CC: Emily Stock, DRPT

John Winkle, FRA

Michael Estes, HDR

Carey Burch, HDR

Stephen Walter, Parsons
 

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The Virginia SHPO concurs that the following resources are eligible for the NRHP as individual resources:

111‐0009 Fredericksburg Historic District Extension (Criteria A & C)

127‐6792 Southern Railway Segment (Criterion A)

127‐6793 C&O Railroad Segment (Criterion A)

500‐0001 RF&P Railroad Historic District (Criterion A)

They further concur that the following resources are individually eligible for the NRHP and are

contributing elements to the Fredericksburg Historic District (111‐0132):

111‐0132‐0020 Purina Tower Complex (Criteria A & C)

111‐0132‐0704 Fredericksburg Train Station (Criteria A & C)

111‐5296/111‐0132‐0522  George Aler House at 314–316 Frederick Street (Criteria A & B)

They concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is a contributing

element to the Fredericksburg Historic District Expansion (111‐0009):

111‐0009‐0795 Pulliam’s Service Station (Criteria A & C)

They also concur that the following resources are individually eligible for the NRHP and are contributing

elements to the RF&P Railroad Historic District (500‐0001):

500‐0001‐0022 RF&P Railroad Bridge over Occoquan River (Criterion C)

They further concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is also a

contributing element to both the Fredericksburg Historic District (111‐0132) and the RF&P Railroad

Historic District (500‐0001):

111‐0132‐0025 Rappahannock River Railroad Bridge (Criterion C)

They concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is as contributing

elements to the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields National Military Park Historic

District (111‐0147):

088‐0254 Slaughter Pen Farm property (Criterion A)

Lastly, they concur that the following resources are not eligible for the NRHP as individual resources

under Criteria A–C and they do not contribute to the eligibility of a historic district:

111‐0023 Dixon House at 401‒403 Sophia Street

127‐6840 City of Richmond Department of Public Works Maintenance Yard

__________________________________________         ________________________

Julie Langan, Director           Date   

Virginia Department of Historic Resources

Virginia State Historic Preservation Officer
 

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 SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES

DHR ID Name/ Description City/ County

Date / 

Time 

Period

Phase II Recommendation

500-0001-0022 RF&P Bridge over Occoquan 

River

Prince William 

County 1915

Eligible Under Criterion C; 

Contributing to the RF&P Railroad 

HD

111-0132-0025 Rappahannock River Railroad 

Bridge

City of 

Fredericksburg 1927

Eligible Under Criterion C; 

Contributing to the Fredericksburg 

HD and the RF&P Railroad HD

111-0023 Dixon House

401–403 Sophia Street

City of 

Fredericksburg ca. 1834 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

111-0132-0704 Fredericksburg Train Station

200 Lafayette Boulevard

City of 

Fredericksburg ca. 1910

Eligible Under Criteria A & C; 

Contributing to the Fredericksburg 

HD

111-0132-0020 Purina Tower Complex401–

403 Charles Street

City of 

Fredericksburg ca. 1916

Eligible Under Criteria A & C; 

Contributing to the Fredericksburg 

HD

111-0132-0522 George Aler House

314–316 Frederick Street

City of 

Fredericksburg 1851

Eligible Under Criteria A & B; 

Contributing to the Fredericksburg 

HD

111-0009-0795 Pulliam's Service Station

411 Lafayette Boulevard

City of 

Fredericksburg ca. 1937

Eligible Under Criteria A & C; 

Contributing to the Fredericksburg 

HD Extension

111-0009 Fredericksburg Historic 

District Extension

City of 

Fredericksburg 1794–1967 Eligible Under Criteria A & C

088-0254 Slaughter Pen Farm

11232 Tidewater Trail

Spotsylvania 

County ca. 1861

Eligible Under Criterion A; 

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania 

County Battlefields National 

Military Park HD

127-6840

The City of Richmond 

Department of Public Works 

Maintenance Yard

2728 Hermitage Road

City of Richmond ca. 1955 No Longer Extant; Not Eligible

127-6792 Southern Railway Segment City of Richmond ca. 1850 Eligible Under Criterion A

127-6793 Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad 

Segment City of Richmond Pre-1851 Eligible under Criterion A

500-0001

Richmond, Fredericksburg & 

Potomac Railroad Historic 

District

Multiple ca. 1837–

1943 Eligible Under Criterion A

 

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April 20, 2018

Mr. Marc Holma

Division of Review and Compliance

Department of Historic Resources

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, Virginia 22802

RE: Resource Eligibility/ Intensive Architectural Studies (Report B)

Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) Project, Washington, D.C. to Richmond Segment

DHR #2014-0666

Dear Marc,

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation 

(DRPT) are continuing environmental studies associated with the Tier II Environmental Impact Statement 

(EIS) for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond segment of the Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) corridor 

(Project). The limits of the Project extend from Control Point RO (MP CFP-110) in Arlington south to the 

CSX Transportation (“CSXT”) A-Line/CSXT-S-Line junction at MP A-11 in Centralia, Virginia (Chesterfield 

County), a distance of approximately 123 miles.

This project is receiving federal funding through the FRA, requires permits issued by federal agencies 

such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and will traverse federal land including parcels owned by the 

U.S. Marine Corps and the National Park Service, among others. Due to the involvement of these and 

several other federal entities, the undertaking requires compliance with the National Environmental 

Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), as amended. The 

FRA sent your office a project Initiation letter on December 11, 2014, formally commencing the Section 

106 process, and the project’s area of potential effects (APE) was approved by the State Historic 

Preservation Officer (SHPO) on February 2, 2015, as required by 36 CFR 800.4(a)(1). Reconnaissance 

architectural studies on the main line and alternatives were coordinated with your office between 2015 

and 2017. During these studies, along with subsequent documentation of additional areas outside of the 

original limits of disturbance and a meeting with your office on April 4, 2018, it was found that 52

resources required additional study to render a National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) evaluation as 

part of this project.

We are writing today to coordinate architectural evaluation studies on 21 of the 52 resources. This is the 

second of three reports that will be submitted to your office; as such, it is labeled as Report B to 

differentiate it from previously submitted Report A and upcoming Report C, both of which contain 
 

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studies on the remaining 31 resources. As such, enclosed please find two hard copies and one electronic 

copy of the report entitled Architectural Intensive Investigations for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond 

Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) Project (Report B). The report was authored by Kerri S. Barile, 

Melissa Butler, Adriana T. Moss, Danae Peckler, Heather Dollins Staton, Caitlin Sylvester, and Lenora 

Wiggs with Dovetail Cultural Resource Group (Dovetail), a member of the DC2RVA Project Team. The 

report meets all standards set forth in both the Secretary of Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (1983) 

and the Virginia Department of Historic Resource’s (DHR) Guidelines for Preparing Identification and 

Evaluation Reports (2011). 

Of the 21 resources included in this report, it is recommended that 15 are eligible for the NRHP. The 

resources are presented here in north to south order. 

The Phoenix Mill (100-0277), now an office building, at 3640 Wheeler Avenue in Alexandria is a 

Colonial-era vernacular flour mill constructed sometime after 1777. Though it has undergone a number 

of interior and exterior changes over time, the core of the original building remains intact and in 

generally good condition. The resource is recommended as locally significant under Criterion A as 

representative of the significance of mills in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century manufacturing. The 

resource is not known to be associated with a significant person from history and because of this, it is 

recommended not eligible under Criterion B. The Phoenix Mill is a unique example of an extant 

eighteenth-century, brick grist mill in the City of Alexandria. As such, it is also recommended as locally 

significant under Criterion C for architecture. As an architectural resource, it was not evaluated under 

Criterion D. 

The Hannah P. Clark House, also known as the Enyedi House (029-5741) and located in Fairfax County,

is associated with long-time area residents, Hannah P. Clark and the Potter family, and with an 

internationally renowned artist, Janos Enyedi, who lived and worked at the house until his death in 

2011. The primary resource, the dwelling itself, is believed to be a rare surviving example of log 

construction; however, the building is enclosed in modern materials with additions and is known to have 

been moved. It is recommended that this resource is eligible at the local level under Criterion B for its 

association with Janos Enyedi and under Criteria Consideration B for a moved property and Criteria 

Consideration G for significance of less than 50 years. It is recommended not eligible under Criteria A 

and C, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Jackson Shrine (016-0092) in Caroline County is a historic commemorative complex centered on a 

one-and-a-half-story, frame building constructed circa 1828 that once served as the farm office for 

Fairfield Plantation and is the only nineteenth-century building still standing on the site. In 1936, the 

National Park Service (NPS) acquired the building and established the Jackson Shrine. Based on the 

current study as well as an analysis by the NPS in 2014 (which had not yet been formally coordinated 
 

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with your office), the Jackson Shrine is recommended eligible for listing in the NRHP under Criterion A 

for its association with early NPS commemoration efforts and Criterion C for its architectural merit. The 

resource is also recommended as contributing to the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County 

Battlefields National Military Park Historic District (111-0147).

Built around 1900, the Woodford Freight and Passenger Depot (016-0222) in Caroline County serviced

both freight and passenger traffic for the village. Today, the building is one of only two surviving RF&P 

Railroad depots in Caroline County. Despite being moved from its original location, the resource 

maintains proximity to, and a visual connection with, the railroad tracks. It is recommended that this 

resource is eligible for the NRHP under Criterion C for its architectural merit and as a rare example of a 

surviving rail depot in this area, as well as Criterion Consideration B as a moved property. It is 

recommended not eligible under Criteria A and B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D. 

The First Woodford Post Office (016-0223) in Caroline County is a small one-story, one-bay frame 

building believed to date circa 1875 and served as the community post office until 1936 when a new 

building was constructed. It has no known association with any significant event or person and therefore 

is recommended not eligible for the NRHP under Criteria A or B. The building is believed to be one of 

few surviving rural post offices in Caroline County and the sole surviving non-residential resource from 

the late-nineteenth century constructed in the Queen Anne style in Woodford. As such, it is 

recommended eligible for the NRHP under Criterion C at the local level and Criteria Consideration B as a 

moved resource. It was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Glenwood House (016-0224) in Caroline County was constructed around 1928. It is an outstanding 

example of an American Foursquare with modest Craftsman and Colonial Revival-style elements. Such 

stylized dwellings are not common in this part of Caroline County; as such, it is recommended eligible 

under Criterion C at the local level. It has no notable association with an important event or individual, 

thus it is recommended not eligible under Criteria A and B. As an architectural resource, it was not 

evaluated under Criterion D. 

The Excelsior Industry of Caroline County Historic District (016-5165) includes a noncontiguous group 

of properties along the RF&P Railroad constructed between 1896 and 1960 associated with the 

manufacture of excelsior—Caroline County’s largest industry in the early-twentieth century. Due to the 

district’s notable connection with the history and development of the county, physically, economically, 

and socially, it is recommended eligible under Criterion A at the local level. The district has no known 

associations with a significant individual, thus it is suggested that the district is not eligible for the NRHP 

under Criterion B. Due to the rare nature of the built resources and their prominence on the landscape, 

the district is recommended eligible under Criterion C. It was not evaluated under Criterion D.
 

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The Milford Historic District (016-5136) in Caroline County represents a small rural community 

established in the eighteenth century as a tobacco trading center that continued to prosper in the 

nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries due to the construction of the railroad. The Milford Historic 

District is recommended as eligible for the NRHP under Criterion A for its association with industry and 

transportation at the local level. The district has no known association with a notable person, thus it is 

recommended not eligible under Criterion B. Taken as a whole, the Milford Historic District is a 

distinctive example of a railroad community in Caroline County; and therefore, recommended eligible 

for the NRHP under Criterion C at the local level. As an architectural resource, the Milford Historic 

District was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Coghill-Jeter Store (016-0286) in Caroline County is the only surviving commercial building in the 

largely abandoned village of Penola and is representative of the small country stores once found in 

crossroads communities and railroad stops throughout rural Caroline County. There is no known 

association with this resource and a notable event (Criterion A) or important individual (Criterion B). 

Although there are other surviving examples of general stores in railroad-focused communities within 

the county, though, not many retain their historic fabric as does the Coghill-Jeter Store. It is 

recommended that this resource is eligible for the NRHP under Criterion C. It was not evaluated under 

Criterion D. 

Founded around 1850, the Doswell Historic District (042-5448) comprises a notable collection of 

nineteenth and twentieth century resources that were constructed in association with increased rail 

traffic. The district is recommended as eligible for the NRHP under Criterion A for its connection to 

notable transportation planning and development at the local level. It retains a high level of overall 

historic integrity and continues to reflect the architectural trends of the period in which they were 

constructed, unlike many other rural railroad communities in Central Virginia. It is recommended eligible 

for the NRHP under Criterion C at the local level for its representation of a turn-of-the-century, railroad 

community. It is recommended not eligible under Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion 

D.

The Tri-County Bank -Doswell Branch (042-0469) is a two-story, three-bay, masonry building 

constructed circa 1920 in a vernacular commercial building style with limited Colonial Revival elements.

The financial institution, although important to the Doswell community for the early- to mid-twentieth 

century, has not been used as a bank for approximately 50 years. For these reasons, it is recommended 

that the resource is not eligible for listing in the NRHP under Criterion A. It is also recommended not 

eligible under Criterion B. The Tri-County Bank is a strong example of an early-twentieth century 

masonry commercial building concentrated in a formerly prosperous railroad community warranting

recommendation for eligibility under Criterion C for architecture at the local level. As an architectural 
 

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resource, it was not evaluated under Criterion D. It is also recommended to be a contributing element to 

the Doswell Historic District (042-5448).

The Doswell Depot and Tower (historically known as the C&O/RF&P Station and HN Tower; 042-5466)

is currently used as the offices of the Buckingham Branch of CSXT. Constructed after a circa-1907 station 

burned at this location in 1927, the current depot remains in use for rail-related activities. It is 

recommended eligible for the NRHP under Criterion A for its significant associations with transportation 

and development in Doswell at the local level and Criterion C for its architectural merit as an excellent 

example of a medium-sized rail station with associated tower. It is recommended not eligible under 

Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D. The resource is also recommended to be a 

contributing element to the Doswell Historic District (042-5668).

The Robert Stiles Building or Main Building of the Laurel Industrial School (043-0292-0001) in Henrico 

County is a Romanesque Revival-styled educational building commissioned by the Prison Association of 

Virginia and completed around 1894. Being one of the only surviving examples of this important period

of prison reform, the resource is recommended as eligible under Criterion A at the state level. As it is an 

exemplary example of the Romanesque Revival architectural style, it is recommended eligible for the 

NRHP under Criterion C at the local level. It is recommended not eligible under Criterion B, and it was 

not evaluated under Criterion D. It is also suggested to remain a contributing element to the Laurel 

Industrial School Historic District (043-0292).

Once located in Manchester, the Winfree Cottage (127-6129), now in the City of Richmond, is a onestory dwelling constructed around 1866. It was first the house owned by Emily Winfree, a former 

enslaved person, and her children. Although it is no longer in its original location, the Winfree Cottage is 

one of the few known surviving physical representations of this time period and aspect of African 

American history and life around Richmond following the Civil War. For these reasons, it is 

recommended eligible under Criterion A. Although moved, the house still has many of its original 

architectural components and is therefore recommended eligible under Criterion C as well as Criterion 

Consideration B. It is recommended not eligible under Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under 

Criterion D as it is an architectural resource with no subsurface matrix. 

The Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) (127-0344-0123) in Richmond is a three-story, 

three-bay, rectangular, Italian Renaissance Revival-style commercial building constructed in 1907 by the 

Philadelphia architectural firm of Wilson, Harris and Richards jointly funded by the Seaboard Air Line and 

Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. It is recommended eligible for the NRHP under Criterion A for its strong 

association with railroad transportation in Richmond as well as the larger national YMCA movement. 

The resource is not known to be associated with one significant person from history and because of this, 

it is recommended not eligible under Criterion B. Due to its exceptional architectural merit, it is 
 

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recommended as locally significant under Criterion C. As an architectural resource, it was not evaluated 

under Criterion D. The resource is also suggested to remain a contributing element to the Shockoe 

Valley and Tobacco Row Historic District (127-0344).

The remaining six resources are recommended to be not individually eligible for the NRHP: Milford State 

Bank (016-0270), Woodford Historic District (016-5129), Doswell Inn (042-0468), Darnell’s 

Store/Squashapenny Junction (042-0470), RF&P Paint Shop (043-5636), and the Philip Morris Tobacco 

Storage Warehouse (127-0197). The enclosed report contains data on each of these resources.

We invite your agency to concur with these recommendations within 30 days of receipt of this letter. If 

you have questions about historic property studies for this project, please do not hesitate to contact me

or Adriana Moss at (540) 899-9170 or via email at kbarile@dovetailcrg.com or amoss@dovetailcrg.com.

Sincerely, 

Kerri S. Barile, Ph.D.

President, Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

CC: Emily Stock, DRPT

John Winkle, FRA

Michael Estes, HDR

Carey Burch, HDR

Stephen Walter, Parsons
 

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The Virginia SHPO concurs that the following resources are eligible for the NRHP as individual resources:

016-0222 Woodford Passenger Depot (Criterion C, Criterion Consideration B)

016-0223 First Woodford Post Office (Criterion C, Criterion Consideration B)

016-0224 Glenwood House (Criterion C)

016-0286 Coghill-Jeter Store (Criterion C)

016-5136 Milford Historic District (Criteria A & C)

016-5165 Excelsior Industry of Caroline County Historic District (Criteria A 7 C)

029-5741 Hannah P. Clark House/Enyedi House (Criterion B, Criteria Considerations B & G)

042-5448 Doswell Historic District (Criteria A & C)

100-0277 Phoenix Mill (Criteria A & C)

127-6129 Winfree Cottage (Criteria A & C)

They further concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is a contributing 

element to the Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park (111-0147):

016-0092 Jackson Shrine (Criteria A & C)

They concur that the following resources are individually eligible for the NRHP and are contributing 

elements to the Doswell Historic District (042-5448):

042-5466 Doswell Depot and Tower (Criteria A & C)

042-0469 Tri-County Bank- Doswell Branch (Criterion C)

They also concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is a contributing 

element to the Laurel Industrial School Historic District (043-0292):

043-0292-0001 Robert Stiles Building/Main Building (Criteria A & C)

They further concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is also a 

contributing element to the Shockoe Valley and Tobacco Row Historic District (127-0344):

127-0344-0123 Railroad YMCA (Criteria A & C)

They concur that the following resource is not individually eligible but is a contributing element to the 

Milford Historic District (016-5136):

016-0270 Milford State Bank

They also concur that the following resources are not individually eligible but contribute to the Doswell 

Historic District (042-5338):

042-0468 Doswell Inn 

042-0470 Darnell’s Store/Squashapenny Junction
 

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They further concur that the following resource is not individually eligible but contributes to the 

Shockoe Valley and Tobacco Row Historic District (127-0344):

127-0197 Philip Morris Tobacco Storage Warehouse

Lastly, they concur that the following resources are not eligible for the NRHP as individual resources 

under Criteria A–C and they do not contribute to the eligibility of a historic district:

016-5129 Woodford Historic District 

043-5636 RF&P Paint Shop

__________________________________________ ________________________

Julie Langan, Director Date

Virginia Department of Historic Resources

Virginia State Historic Preservation Officer
 

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SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES

(Listed north to south as they appear in the associated report)

DHR ID Name/ Description City/ County

Date / 

Time 

Period

Phase II Recommendation

100-0277 Phoenix Mill,

3642 Wheeler Avenue

City of 

Alexandria ca. 1776 Eligible under Criteria A & C

029-5741

Hannah P. Clark House/

Enyedi House,

10605 Furnace Road

Fairfax County ca. 1839; 

1986–2011

Eligible under Criterion B & 

Criteria Consideration B & G

016-0092

The Jackson Shrine, 

12019 Stonewall Jackson 

Road

Caroline County 1828

Eligible Under Criteria A & C; 

Contributing to the 

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania 

County Battlefields National 

Military Park HD

016-5129 Woodford Historic 

District Caroline County 1874–1969 Not Eligible

016-0223 First Woodford Post 

Office, Lake Farm Road Caroline County 1874–1875 Eligible under Criterion C and Criteria Consideration B

016-0222

Woodford Freight & 

Passenger Depot, 

Woodford Road

Caroline County ca. 1900 Eligible under Criterion C and 

Criteria Consideration B

016-0224 Glenwood House,

11102 Woodford Road Caroline County 1928–1929 Eligible Under Criteria C

016-5165

Excelsior Industry of 

Caroline County Historic 

District

Caroline County ca. 1925–

ca. 1960 Eligible Under Criteria A & C

016-5136 Milford Historic District Caroline County ca. 1880–

1960 Eligible under Criteria A & C

016-0270 Milford State Bank,

15461 Antioch Road Caroline County ca. 1910 Not Eligible; Contributing to Milford HD

016-0286 Coghill-Jeter Store,

22275 Penola Road Caroline County ca. 1880 Eligible under Criterion C

042-5448 Doswell Historic District Hanover County 1880–1940 Eligible under Criteria A & C

042-0469

Tri-County Bank-Doswell 

Branch,

10561 Doswell Road

Hanover County 1920-1961

Eligible under Criterion C; 

Contributing to the Doswell 

HD

042-0470 Darnell Store, 

10570 Doswell Road Hanover County ca. 1898 Not Eligible; Contributing to Doswell HD

042-0468 Doswell Inn,

10567 Doswell Road Hanover County ca. 1890 Not Eligible; Contributing to the Doswell HD

042-5466

Doswell Depot and 

Tower,

10577 Doswell Road

Hanover County ca. 1928 Eligible under Criterion C, 

Contributing to Doswell HD
 

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DHR ID Name/ Description City/ County

Date / 

Time 

Period

Phase II Recommendation

043-0292-0001

Robert Stiles Building/

Main Building of the 

Laurel Industrial School, 

2900 Hungary Road

Henrico County 1895

Eligible under Criteria A & C; 

Contributing to the Laurel 

Industrial School HD

043-5636 RF&P Paint Shop, 

2260 Dabney Road Henrico County 1940 Not Eligible

127-6129 Winfree Cottage, 

East Franklin Street

City of 

Richmond ca. 1866 Eligible Under Criteria A & C

127-0344-0123

Railroad Youth Men's 

Christian Association 

(YMCA), 

1552 East Main Street

City of 

Richmond 1907 Eligible under Criteria A & C

127-0197

Philip Morris Leaf Storage 

Warehouse, 

1717-1721 East Cary 

Street

City of 

Richmond 1914

Not Eligible; Contributing to 

the Shockoe Valley and 

Tobacco Row HD



5/10/2018 Dovetail Cultural Resource Group Mail - Re: DC2RVA #2014-0666/AH Intensive Report B question

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Kerri Barile <kbarile@dovetailcrg.com>

Re: DC2RVA #2014-0666/AH Intensive Report B question

1 message

Holma, Marc <marc.holma@dhr.virginia.gov> Thu, May 10, 2018 at 1:41 PM

To: Kerri Barile <kbarile@dovetailcrg.com>

Cc: DC2RVAdocumentcontrol <DC2RVAdocumentcontrol@hdrinc.com>, Adriana Moss <amoss@dovetailcrg.com>, "Walter,

Stephen C" <Stephen.C.Walter@parsons.com>, "Burch, Carey" <carey.burch@hdrinc.com>, Heather Staton

<hstaton@dovetailcrg.com>, "ecalhour@dovetailcrg.com" <ecalhoun@dovetailcrg.com>

Kerri, 

I'm sorry, but you are correct, I did inadvertently leave out the Robert Stiles Building/Main Building of the Laurel Industrial

School (DHR Inventory Number 043-0292-0001) in my 1 May 2018 letter. Please accept this email as DHR's official

response that we concur with your recommendation that the property is individually eligible for listing in the NRHP under

Criterion A for its association with late-19th century prison reform movement, and Criterion C for its architectural merit as

a fine example of institutional Romanesque Revival style. 

Sincerely,

Marc 

On Thu, May 10, 2018 at 11:48 AM, Kerri Barile <kbarile@dovetailcrg.com> wrote:

Hi Marc,

I know you already hate me for the amount of reports and VCRIS packets you have on your desk (ummmm and WILL

have on your desk!) but a quick question.

One of the resources we presented in our architectural intensive Report B was left out of your May 1, 2018 letter. We

recommended that 043-0292-0001, the Robert Stiles Building, was eligible under Criteria A and C and is a contributing

element to the Laurel Industrial School Historic District. It looks like that one was just left out of your reply. 

What works best to get your feedback on that one? Is this email sufficient and you can reply? Would you like me to

send you a letter with a signature block? Do you want to reissue your May 1 letter? I can do whatever is easiest!!

Thank you!

Kerri

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Office - 540.899.9170, x1001 ǀ Cell- 540.623.5106 ǀ Fax- 540.899.9137

kbarile@dovetailcrg.com

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May 11, 2018

Mr. Marc Holma

Division of Review and Compliance

Department of Historic Resources

2801 Kensington Avenue

Richmond, Virginia 23221

RE: Resource Eligibility/ Intensive Architectural Studies (Report C)

Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) Project, Washington, D.C. to Richmond Segment

DHR #2014-0666

Dear Marc,

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation 

(DRPT) are continuing environmental studies associated with the Tier II Environmental Impact Statement 

(EIS) for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond segment of the Southeast High Speed Rail (DC2RVA) corridor 

(Project). The limits of the Project extend from Control Point RO (MP CFP-110) in Arlington south to the 

CSX Transportation (“CSXT”) A-Line/CSXT-S-Line junction at MP A-11 in Centralia, Virginia (Chesterfield 

County), a distance of approximately 123 miles.

This project is receiving federal funding through the FRA, requires permits issued by federal agencies 

such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and will traverse federal land including parcels owned by the 

U.S. Marine Corps and the National Park Service, among others. Due to the involvement of these and 

several other federal entities, the undertaking requires compliance with the National Environmental 

Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), as amended. The 

FRA sent your office a project Initiation letter on December 11, 2014, formally commencing the Section 

106 process, and the project’s area of potential effects (APE) was approved by the State Historic 

Preservation Officer (SHPO) on February 2, 2015, as required by 36 CFR 800.4(a)(1). Reconnaissance 

architectural studies on the main line and alternatives were coordinated with your office between 2015 

and 2017. During these studies, along with subsequent documentation of additional areas outside of the 

original limits of disturbance and a meeting with your office on April 4, 2018, it was found that 52

resources required additional study to render a National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) evaluation as 

part of this project.

We are writing today to coordinate architectural evaluation studies on 18 of the 52 resources. This is the 

third of three reports that have been submitted to your office; as such, it is labeled as Report C to 
 

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differentiate it from previously submitted Report A and Report B, both of which contain studies on the 

other 34 resources. As such, enclosed please find two hard copies and one electronic copy of the report 

entitled Architectural Intensive Investigations for the Washington, D.C. to Richmond Southeast High 

Speed Rail (DC2RVA) Project (Report C). The report was authored by Kerri S. Barile, Melissa Butler, 

Adriana T. Moss, Heather Dollins Staton, Caitlin Sylvester, and Lenora Wiggs with Dovetail Cultural 

Resource Group (Dovetail), a member of the DC2RVA Project Team. The report meets all standards set 

forth in both the Secretary of Interior’s Standards and Guidelines (1983) and the Virginia Department of 

Historic Resource’s (DHR) Guidelines for Preparing Identification and Evaluation Reports (2011). 

Of the 18 resources included in this report, it is recommended that 11 are eligible for the NRHP. These

resources are presented here in north to south order. 

The Chancellor House (111-0013/ 111-0132-0508) at 300 Caroline Street in Fredericksburg is a circa1812, Federal-style dwelling that was later used by local slave traders, Smith and Finnall, from 1827 until 

1833, as a holding pen for enslaved people before they would be sold throughout the Southeast. It is 

recommended eligible for individual listing in the NRHP under Criterion A for its associations with 

Fredericksburg’s African-American population and regional slave trade during the mid-1800s. It is 

recommended not eligible under Criteria B and C as it has no known association with a notable 

individual and Federal-style dwellings are common in this section of Fredericksburg, and it was not 

evaluated under Criterion D. It is also recommended as a contributing element to the Fredericksburg 

Historic District (111-0132).

The Dr. Charles Mortimer House (111-0067/ 111-0132-0509) at 213 Caroline Street in Fredericksburg 

was built circa 1764 in the Georgian style as part of a developer-driven boom in housing on lower 

Caroline Street in the early development of Fredericksburg. This resource is recommended eligible 

under Criterion B at the local level for its association with Dr. Charles Mortimer, an important figure in 

Fredericksburg’s history. The Dr. Charles Mortimer House is one of a handful of high-style Georgian 

buildings in Fredericksburg and it is the only example with its original outbuildings, thus it is 

recommended eligible under Criterion C. It is recommended not eligible under Criterion A, and it was 

not evaluated under Criterion D. It is also recommended as a contributing element to the Fredericksburg 

Historic District (111-0132).

Shiloh Baptist Church (New Site) (111-0132-0505) in Fredericksburg was constructed in 1890 and traces 

its roots back to the first Baptist church in Fredericksburg. The church has been an important part of the 

ante- and post-bellum, African-American community by being a space for spiritual and personal growth 

as well as playing a role in early African-American education and the Civil Rights Movement in 

Fredericksburg. It is recommended to be eligible for the NRHP under Criteria A and C as well as Criteria 
 

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Consideration A. It is also suggested to be a contributing element to the Fredericksburg Historic District 

(111-0132).

Located at 528 Caroline Street in Fredericksburg, the Robert Adams Residence (111-0132-0458) was 

built in 1891 as a high-style Italianate dwelling. No other high-style, Italianate dwellings are located 

within the boundaries of the Fredericksburg Historic District, rendering this dwelling a unique 

architectural example of this style in the downtown core. It is recommended eligible under Criterion C; it 

is recommended not eligible under Criteria A and B. As an architectural resource, it was not evaluated 

under Criterion D. This resource is also recommended to be a contributing element to the 

Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132).

The Berkleytown Historic District (166-5073) is representative example of small-town, twentiethcentury, African-American neighborhood. Berkleytown was believed to have been designed by black 

residents for black residents. As such, this “community within a community” reflects important patterns 

of community planning and development as well as ethnic heritage in Hanover County. It is 

recommended to be eligible for the NRHP under Criterion A; it is recommended not eligible under 

Criteria B and C as it has no known association with a notable individual and the architectural fabric 

within the district has lost historic integrity over the years. It was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Dabney Funeral Home (166-5073-0010) in Berkleytown is a residence and commercial building 

constructed in the Minimal Traditional style and is one of the few remaining African-American-owned 

businesses in the Berkleytown neighborhood and Ashland as a whole. This resource continues to 

operate as a funeral home, a use it has performed since it was built in 1955. It is recommended that the 

resource is eligible for listing in the NRHP under Criterion A for its association with African-American-led 

trends in commerce in the Town of Ashland. It is suggested to be not eligible under Criteria B and C, and 

it was not evaluated under Criterion D. It is also recommended to be a contributing element to the 

Berkleytown Historic District (166-5073).

Built in 1886, the Charles Gwathmey House (042-0113) is a high-style, Queen Anne dwelling in the small 

rural community of Gwathmey, south of Ashland. The DC2RVA team recommends this resource as 

eligible under Criterion C as a unique example of a rural, high-style, Queen Anne dwelling in Hanover 

County. It is recommended not eligible under Criterion A as it has no known association with a notable 

event or under Criterion B as Judge Gwathmey is not believed to rise to the significance level required 

under this category. It was not evaluated under Criterion D. 

The resource at 11701 Greenwood Road, recently known as Hunton Treasures (043-0694), is a twostory, three-bay, commercial building constructed as a fueling station and convenience store sometime 

between 1930 and 1937. The building has undergone minimal changes over time and is an outstanding 

example of a service station and commercial building constructed in the early-twentieth century with 
 

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Spanish Revival elements and is the only Spanish Revival-style commercial building recorded in Henrico 

County. It is recommended eligible for the NRHP under Criterion C. It is recommended not eligible under 

Criteria A and B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The Gilpin Court Apartment Complex (127-6883) consists of 21 buildings, including 18 apartment 

buildings, a community center, a central heating plant, and a concession building. The complex was 

constructed in the early 1940s by the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority (RRHA) and is 

the first public housing complex constructed in Richmond. It is recommended as eligible for listing in the 

NRHP under Criterion A for its association with Richmond’s social history, ethnic heritage, and 

development as well as Criterion C as the first example of a federally funded public housing complex in 

the city. It is suggested to be not eligible under Criterion B, and it was not evaluated under Criterion D.

The commercial building known as Loving’s Produce Co. (127-0344-0102) is a three-story building 

constructed around 1870 with Italianate-style elements. This is one of the sole representatives of one of 

the most notable periods of development in Richmond’s history—postbellum rebuilding in a warravaged city; and therefore, it is recommended to be eligible under Criterion A. It has no known 

association with a notable individual and the building has undergone physical changes over time, thus it 

is suggested to be not eligible under Criteria B and C. It is also recommended to remain a contributing 

element of the Shockoe Valley and Tobacco Row Historic District (127-0344).

The Philip Morris Operations Complex (127-5818) located at 3601 Commerce Road is a mid-twentiethcentury, light-industrial complex that serves as headquarters for the company’s tobacco production; the 

main building was constructed between 1959 and 1973. The resource is recommended to be eligible for 

listing in the NRHP under Criterion A for its impacts of commerce and manufacturing in the tobacco 

industry and under Criterion C as a good example of an industrial-related building constructed in the 

post-modern Neoexpressionist and Brutalist styles. Because contributing portions of the complex are 

less than 50 years in age, it is also suggested to meet Criteria Consideration G.

The remaining seven resources are recommended to be not individually eligible for the NRHP: East 

Rosemont Historic District (100-5431), Jones-Monroe-Rennolds House (111-0038/ 111-0132-0509), Dry 

Bridge (042-0557), Hanover County School Board (166-5073-0024), Sinton House (042-0420), Elmont 

Historic District (042-5048), and Mill Road Historic District (043-0693). The enclosed Report Ccontains 

data on each of these resources.

We invite your agency to concur with these recommendations within 30 days of receipt of this letter. If 

you have questions about historic property studies for this project, please do not hesitate to contact me

or Adriana Moss at (540) 899-9170 or via email at kbarile@dovetailcrg.com or amoss@dovetailcrg.com.
 

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Sincerely, 

Kerri S. Barile, Ph.D.

President, Dovetail Cultural Resource Group

CC: Emily Stock, DRPT

John Winkle, FRA

Michael Estes, HDR

Carey Burch, HDR

Stephen Walter, Parsons
 

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The Virginia SHPO concurs that the following resources are eligible for the NRHP as individual resources:

042-0113 Charles Gwathmey House (Criterion C)

043-0694 Hunton Treasurers (Criterion C)

127-6883 Gilpin Court Apartment Complex (Criteria A and C)

127-5818 Philip Morris Operations Complex (Criteria A and C; Criteria Consideration G)

166-5073 Berkleytown Historic District (Criterion A)

They further concur that the following resources are individually eligible for the NRHP and are contributing 

elements to the Fredericksburg Historic District (111-0132):

111-0013/ 111-0132-0508 Chancellor House (Criterion A)

111-0067/ 111-0132-0505 Dr. Charles Mortimer House (Criteria B and C)

111-0132-0147 Shiloh Baptist Church (New Site) (Criteria A and C; Criteria Consideration A)

111-0132-0458 Robert Adams Residence (Criterion C)

They also concur that the following resource is individually eligible and contributes to the Shockoe Valley and 

Tobacco Row Historic District (127-0344):

111-0344-0102 Loving’s Produce Co. (Criterion A)

They concur that the following resource is individually eligible for the NRHP and is a contributing element to the 

Berkleytown Historic District (166-5073):

166-5073-0010 Dabney Funeral Home (Criterion A)

They also concur that the following resource is not individually eligible but contributes to the Fredericksburg 

Historic District (111-0132):

111-0038/ 111-0132-0509 Jones-Monroe-Rennolds House

They further concur that the following resource is not individually eligible but contributes to the Berkleytown 

Historic District (166-5073):

166-5073-0024 Hanover County School Board

Lastly, they concur that the following resources are not eligible for the NRHP as individual resources and they do 

not contribute to the eligibility of a historic district:

042-0420 Sinton House

042-5048 Elmont Historic District

042-0557 Dry Bridge

043-0694 Mill Road Historic District

100-5341 East Rosemont Historic District

__________________________________________ ________________________

Julie Langan, Director Date

Virginia State Historic Preservation Officer
 

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SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCES

(Listed north to south as they appear in the associated report)

DHR ID Name/ Description City/ County

Date / 

Time 

Period

Phase II Recommendation

100-5341 East Rosemont Historic 

District City of Alexandria 1915–1950 Not Eligible

111-0013/ 111-0132-0508 Chancellor House

300 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg 1812–1831

Eligible under Criterion A; 

Contributing to Fredericksburg 

HD

111-0038/ 111-0132-0509 Jones-Monroe-Rennolds 

House, 301 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg ca. 1786 Not Eligible; Contributing to Fredericksburg HD

111-0067/ 111-0132-0505 Dr. Charles Mortimer 

House, 213 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1764–

1801

Eligible under B & C; Contributing 

to Fredericksburg HD

111-0132-0147

Shiloh Baptist Church 

(New Site)

521 Princess Anne Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

ca. 1890–

1968

Eligible under Criteria A & C & 

Criteria Consideration A; 

Contributing to Fredericksburg 

HD

111-0132-0458 Robert Adams Residence

528 Caroline Street

City of 

Fredericksburg

1891

Eligible under Criterion C; 

Contributing to Fredericksburg 

HD

042-0557 Dry Bridge/ Farmstead

10411 Old Bridge Road Hanover County ca. 1854 Not Eligible

166-5073 Berkleytown Historic 

District Hanover County ca. 1900–1965 Eligible under Criterion A

166-5073-0010 Dabney Funeral Home

600 B Street Hanover County 1955–1968 Eligible under Criterion A; Contributing to Berkleytown HD

166-5073-0024 Hanover County School 

Board, 200 Berkley Street Hanover County 1948–1969 Not Eligible; Contributing to Berkleytown HD

042-0113

Charles Gwathmey House

11247 Gwathmey Church 

Road

Hanover County 1896–1920 Eligible under Criterion C

042-0420 Sinton House

12081 Holly Oaks Lane Hanover County ca. 1890 Not Eligible

042-5048 Elmont Historic District Hanover County

ca. 1880–

present day Not Eligible

043-0693 Mill Road Historic District Henrico County ca. 1900–

present day Not Eligible

043-0694 Hunton Treasures

11701 Greenwood Road Henrico County ca. 1930–1968 Eligible under Criterion C
 

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DHR ID Name/ Description City/ County

Date / 

Time 

Period

Phase II Recommendation

127-6883

Gilpin Court Apartment 

Complex, Charity Street 

West/ St. Peter Street

City of Richmond 1942–1955 Eligible under Criteria A & C

127-0344-0102

Loving's Produce Company, 

1601–1605 East Grace 

Street

City of Richmond ca. 1870–

ca. 1879

Eligible under Criterion A; 

Contributing to Shockoe Valley 

and Tobacco Row HD

127-5818

Philip Morris Operations 

Complex

3601 Commerce Road

City of Richmond 1959–1968 Eligible under Criteria A, C & 

Criteria Consideration G