Shirley Plantation, Charles City, VA - Historic 1650 EstateThis vintage image captures the historic Shirley plantation located in Charles City County, Virginia. Built around 1650, the estate showcases the architectural evolution of colonial Virginia. It was granted to Colonel Edward Hill in 1660, a prominent figure in the House of Burgesses. The property remained in the Hill family until it passed to John Carter through marriage in 1723, where it continues to stand today. The photograph is part of the

circa 1820

This photo holds educational value

showcasing elements characteristic of Southern architecture

a historical home located in Mecklenburg County

It captures the unmistakable silhouette of Castle Rock

showcasing the distinctive architectural style of the region during the early 20th century

this photograph remains a valuable resource for understanding the architectural developments of the Southern United States

The survey aimed to highlight significant structures and designs

This particular image was credited to Johnstons inventory and related to Mr

The survey aims to preserve and showcase the regions architectural heritage

widow of Joseph John Williams III

Her efforts have preserved the intricate details of these structures