List of plantations in Virginia

Last updated November 08, 2024

This is a list of plantations and/or plantation houses in the U.S. state of Virginia that are National Historic Landmarks, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, other historic registers, or are otherwise significant for their history, association with significant events or people, or their architecture and design.^[1]^[2]^[3]

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NRHP reference number	Name	Date designated	Locality	County	Notes
66000040	Arlington House	October 15, 1966	Arlington 38°53′06″N77°04′24″W / 38.88500°N 77.07333°W / 38.88500; -77.07333	Arlington	Home of Confederate General Robert E. Lee
78003012	Red Hill	February 14, 1978	Brookneal 37°01′56″N78°53′53″W / 37.03222°N 78.89806°W / 37.03222; -78.89806	Campbell	Home of Revolutionary firebrand Patrick Henry
66000849	Bacon's Castle	October 9, 1960	Bacon's Castle 37°06′34″N76°43′19″W / 37.10944°N 76.72182°W / 37.10944; -76.72182 (Bacon's Castle)	Surry
69000243	Belle Grove Plantation	August 11, 1969	Middletown 39°01′15″N78°18′14″W / 39.02078°N 78.30381°W / 39.02078; -78.30381 (Belle Grove)	Frederick
71001040	Berkeley	November 11, 1971	Charles City 37°19′02″N77°10′50″W / 37.31710°N 77.18050°W / 37.31710; -77.18050 (Berkeley)	Charles City
69000246	Berry Hill	November 11, 1971	South Boston 36°41′48″N78°56′39″W / 36.69673°N 78.94422°W / 36.69673; -78.94422 (Berry Hill)	Halifax
69000271	Brandon	April 15, 1970	Burrowsville 37°15′27″N76°59′36″W / 37.25754°N 76.99339°W / 37.25754; -76.99339 (Brandon Plantation)	Prince George
69000241	Bremo	November 11, 1971	Bremo Bluff 37°43′32″N78°19′47″W / 37.72542°N 78.32973°W / 37.72542; -78.32973 (Bremo)	Fluvanna
69000228	Camden	November 11, 1971	Port Royal 38°09′48″N77°09′41″W / 38.16324°N 77.16135°W / 38.16324; -77.16135 (Camden)	Caroline
69000249	Carter's Grove	April 15, 1970	Williamsburg 37°12′25″N76°37′30″W / 37.20699°N 76.62500°W / 37.20699; -76.62500 (Carter's Grove)	James City
9600054	Dodona Manor	June 19, 1996	Leesburg 39°06′49″N77°33′35″W / 39.11353°N 77.55968°W / 39.11353; -77.55968	Loudoun	Home of Nobel Peace Prize laureate General George C. Marshall
69000252	Elsing Green	November 11, 1971	Tunstall 37°36′08″N77°03′04″W / 37.60233°N 77.05120°W / 37.60233; -77.05120 (Elsing Green)	King William
66000829	Greenway Court	October 9, 1960	White Post 39°02′40″N78°07′09″W / 39.04436°N 78.11919°W / 39.04436; -78.11919 (Greenway Court)	Clarke
66000832	Gunston Hall	December 19, 1960	Lorton 38°39′51″N77°09′37″W / 38.66404°N 77.16014°W / 38.66404; -77.16014 (Gunston Hall)	Fairfax
69000325	Kenmore	April 15, 1970	Fredericksburg 38°17′35″N77°27′59″W / 38.29315°N 77.46646°W / 38.29315; -77.46646 (Kenmore)	Independent city
69000276	Menokin	November 11, 1971	Warsaw 38°00′31″N76°48′04″W / 38.00867°N 76.80104°W / 38.00867; -76.80104 (Menokin)	Richmond	Given to Francis Lightfoot Lee by John Tayloe II on the occasion of his wedding Rebecca Tayloe.
66000826	Monticello	December 19, 1960	Charlottesville 38°00′37″N78°27′08″W / 38.01027°N 78.45231°W / 38.01027; -78.45231 (Monticello)	Albemarle	Home of Thomas Jefferson
66000843	Montpelier	December 19, 1960	Orange 38°13′08″N78°10′07″W / 38.21882°N 78.16848°W / 38.21882; -78.16848 (Montpelier)	Orange	Home of James Madison
66000845	Mount Airy	October 9, 1960	Warsaw 37°58′15″N76°47′28″W / 37.97090°N 76.79111°W / 37.97090; -76.79111 (Mount Airy)	Richmond	Seat of the Tayloe Family, built by John Tayloe II decended from William Tayloe
66000833	Mount Vernon	December 19, 1960	Alexandria 38°42′28″N77°05′10″W / 38.70790°N 77.08610°W / 38.70790; -77.08610 (Mount Vernon)	Fairfax	Home of George Washington
66000842	Oak Hill	December 19, 1960	Leesburg 38°59′51″N77°37′13″W / 38.99746°N 77.62040°W / 38.99746; -77.62040 (Oak Hill)	Loudoun
69000255	Oatlands	November 11, 1971	Leesburg 39°02′27″N77°37′03″W / 39.04094°N 77.61753°W / 39.04094; -77.61753 (Oatlands)	Loudoun
69000223	Poplar Forest	November 11, 1971	Lynchburg 37°20′53″N79°15′52″W / 37.34795°N 79.26449°W / 37.34795; -79.26449 (Poplar Forest)	Bedford	Secondary home of Thomas Jefferson
69000260	Prestwould	October 1, 1969	Clarksville 36°38′59″N78°33′51″W / 36.64974°N 78.56425°W / 36.64974; -78.56425 (Prestwould)	Mecklenburg
69000277	Sabine Hall	April 15, 1970	Tappahannock 37°56′24″N76°47′06″W / 37.94000°N 76.78495°W / 37.94000; -76.78495 (Sabine Hall)	Richmond
70000788	Saratoga	November 7, 1973	Boyce 39°05′00″N78°03′37″W / 39.08321°N 78.06022°W / 39.08321; -78.06022 (Saratoga)	Clarke
66000835	Scotchtown	December 21, 1965	Ashland 37°50′40″N77°35′10″W / 37.84449°N 77.58619°W / 37.84449; -77.58619 (Scotchtown)	Hanover
69000328	Shirley	April 15, 1970	Hopewell 37°20′31″N77°15′40″W / 37.34190°N 77.26099°W / 37.34190; -77.26099 (Shirley Plantation)	Charles City
71000991	Spence's Point	November 11, 1971	Westmoreland 38°04′51″N76°33′01″W / 38.08092°N 76.55038°W / 38.08092; -76.55038 (Spence's Point)	Westmoreland
66000922	Sherwood Forest	July 4, 1961	Charles City 37°20′01″N77°01′09″W / 37.33369°N 77.01910°W / 37.33369; -77.01910 (Sherwood Forest)	Charles City
66000851	Stratford Hall	October 7, 1960	Lerty 38°09′07″N76°50′22″W / 38.15193°N 76.83944°W / 38.15193; -76.83944 (Stratford Hall)	Westmoreland
68000049	Tuckahoe	August 11, 1969	Manakin 37°34′12″N77°39′10″W / 37.57004°N 77.65279°W / 37.57004; -77.65279 (Tuckahoe)	Goochland and Henrico
66000846	Walnut Grove	July 19, 1964	Steele's Tavern 37°55′55″N79°12′49″W / 37.93197°N 79.21368°W / 37.93197; -79.21368	Rockbridge
66000923	Westover	October 9, 1960	Charles City 37°18′40″N77°08′58″W / 37.31116°N 77.14950°W / 37.31116; -77.14950 (Westover)	Charles City
70000792	Woodlawn	August 5, 1998	Alexandria 38°43′03″N77°08′15″W / 38.71746°N 77.13739°W / 38.71746; -77.13739 (Woodlawn)	Fairfax
72001389	Ampthill		Cartersville	Cumberland
95000245	The Anchorage		Kilmarnock	Northumberland
69000015	Appomattox Manor		City Point	Prince George
69000267	Barboursville		Barboursville	Orange
05001274	Beauregard		Brandy Station	Culpeper
85000984	Beaver Creek Plantation		Martinsville	Henry
70000823	Bel Air	February 26, 1970	Bel Air 38°38′26″N77°21′46″W / 38.6405106°N 77.3628558°W / 38.6405106; -77.3628558 (Bel Air)	Prince William	Home of Parson Weems
74002232	Belle Air		Charles City	Charles City
80004198	Belmont	February 8, 1980	Belmont	Loudoun
73002029	Belle Grove		Port Conway	King George
73002031	Belle Isle		Lancaster	Lancaster
73002337	Belvoir		Fort Belvoir	Fairfax
82004573	Boldrup Plantation Archeological Site		Newport News	Independent city
73002003	Carter Hall		Millwood	Clarke
72001379	Castle Hill		Cismont	Albemarle
80004195	Chericoke		Falls	King William
03000208	Chester Plantation		Disputanta	Prince George
73002211	Chesterville Plantation Site		Hampton	Elizabeth City
69000283	Chippokes Plantation		Surry	Surry
70000805	Corotoman		Weems	Lancaster
73002043	Criss Cross		New Kent	New Kent
09001222	Curles Neck Plantation		Varina	Henrico
70000873	Denbigh Plantation Site		Newport News	Independent city
82004537	Edgehill		Shadwell	Albemarle
06000706	Edgewood		Amherst	Amherst
98000697	Edmondson Hall	June 11, 1998	Meadowview	Washington
83003265	Edgewood Plantation and Harrison's Mill		Charles City	Charles City
07000220	Elk Hill		Nellysford	Nelson
08000391	Endview Plantation		Newport News	Independent city
89000486	Evelynton		Charles City	Charles City
72001417	Ferry Farm		Fredericksburg	Stafford
04001545	Ferry Plantation House		Virginia Beach	Independent city
75002030	Flowerdew Hundred Plantation		Garysville	Prince George
78003026	Fox Hill Plantation		Lively	Lancaster
82004579	Frascati		Somerset	Orange
66000850	George Washington Birthplace National Monument		Colonial Beach	Westmoreland
78000261	Green Spring		Williamsburg	James City
74002121	Hickory Hill		Ashland	Hanover
73001990	Highland		Charlottesville	Albemarle
72001398	Howard's Neck Plantation		Pemberton	Goochland
72001392	Huntley		Alexandria	Fairfax
84000042	Jerdone Castle		Bumpass	Louisa
72001401	Kingsmill		Williamsburg	James City
07000799	Kippax Plantation		Hopewell	Prince George	Home of colonial planter and merchant Col. Robert Bolling
84003565	Leesylvania		Dumfries	Prince William
69000232	Long Branch Plantation	October 1, 1969	Millwood	Clarke
66000837	Marlbourne		Richmond	Hanover
89001107	North Bend Plantation		Weyanoke	Charles City
01000146	Otterburn		Bedford	Bedford
85003052	Piney Grove at Southall's Plantation		Holdcroft	Charles City
74002116	Point of Fork Plantation		Columbia, Virginia	Fluvanna
83003293	Queen Hith Plantation Complex Site		Newport News	Independent city
77001535	Richneck Plantation		Newport News	Independent city
71000988	Rippon Lodge		Woodbridge	Prince William
73002002	Roanoke Plantation		Saxe	Charlotte
07000800	Roseville Plantation		Aylett	King William
69000244	Rosewell		Gloucester Courthouse	Gloucester
73002011	Salona		McLean	Fairfax
69000341	Smith's Fort Plantation		Surry	Surry
80004204	Soldier's Joy		Wingina	Nelson
96000579	Soldier's Rest		Berryville	Clarke
03000212	Stony Creek Plantation		DeWitt	Dinwiddie
70000793	Sully		Chantilly	Fairfax
75002040	Swann's Point Plantation Site		Scotland	Surry
07000053	Temple Hall		Leesburg	Loudoun
72001388	The Tuleyries		White Post	Clarke
77001489	Varina Plantation		Varina	Henrico
72001505	Weston Manor		Hopewell	Prince George
74002104	Winton		Clifford	Amherst
	Abingdon		Arlington	Arlington
	Accokeek		Brooke	Stafford
	Ampthill		Richmond	Independent city
	Brookfield			Henrico
	Ash Grove		Tysons Corner	Fairfax
	Catalpa		Culpeper	Culpeper
	Ceelys on the James		Newport News	Independent city
	Chatham Manor		Fredericksburg	Independent city
	Chatterton Plantation		King George	King George County	Home of John Tayloe IV, son of John Tayloe III
	Chestnut Grove		New Kent	New Kent
	Chestnut Hill		Leesburg	Loudoun
	Chopawamsic		Quantico	Prince William
	Clarens		Alexandria	Independent city
	Clover Forest Plantation		Goochland	Goochland
	Clover Hill		Culpeper	Culpeper
	Colross		Alexandria	Independent city
	Four Mile Tree		Surry	Surry
	Hollin Hall		Alexandria	Fairfax
	Hopyard Plantation		Hopyard Landing 38°15′05″N77°12′38″W / 38.251338°N 77.210618°W / 38.251338; -77.210618 (Hopyard Plantation)	King George	Tayloe Family Plantation, later Powhatan Hill Plantation owned by Edward Thornton Tayloe
	Hope Park		Fairfax	Fairfax
	Lexington		Mason Neck	Fairfax
	Locust Hill		Leesburg	Loudoun
	Martin's Hundred		Kingsmill	James City
	Merchant's Hope		Hopewell	Prince George
	Mount Brilliant		Farrington	Hanover
	Mount Eagle		Alexandria	Fairfax
	Oaken Brow Plantation		King George	King George County	Home of Charles Tayloe, son of John Tayloe III
	Okeley Manor		Alexandria	Fairfax
	Ossian Hall		Annandale	Fairfax
	Pampatike		Manquin	King William
	Raspberry Plain		Leesburg	Loudoun
	Ravensworth		Annandale	Fairfax
	Selma		Leesburg	Loudoun
	Shadwell		Shadwell	Albemarle
	Sharswood		Gretna	Pittsylvania	Home of Charles Edwin Miller and Nathaniel Crenshaw Miller
	Smithfield		Fredericksburg	Spotsylvania
	Strawberry Vale Manor		Tysons Corner	Fairfax
	Towlston Grange		Great Falls	Fairfax
	Vaucluse		Alexandria	Independent city
	White House		White House	New Kent
	Woodbridge		Woodbridge	Prince William

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↑ "How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation Archived 2013-12-04 at the Wayback Machine ," (PDF), National Register Bulletins, National Park Service. Retrieved March 22, 2007.
↑ National Park Service (April 2007). "National Historic Landmarks Survey: List of National Historic Landmarks by State" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-06-09. Retrieved 2007-05-20.
↑ National Park Service. "National Historic Landmark Program: NHL Database". Archived from the original on 2004-06-06. Retrieved 2007-08-14.

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