A 2 story, 5 bay, t-shaped brick Georgian architectural style home built about 1750.

Drive by the home where the highly decorated Marine spent his retirement years. This is a privately owned...

Built in 1748 when Urbanna was the county seat. One of only eleven courthouses still standing in Virginia today.

This is a private residence.

Circa 1766, the James Mill Scottish Factor Store houses a fabulous oyster exhibit and the 1755 Mitchell Map!

At Stingray Point Marina see the replica of the 1853 full scale Stingray Point screwpile lighthouse that stood watch ...

Victorian era home. It’s named from the use of marble that steamboats carried from Baltimore to adorn its porch...

Set on the lush peninsula with the Potomac River to the north, the Rappahannock River to the south, and historic Ches...