Is an outstanding 18th century Georgian architectural gem.

Has superb floor to ceiling paneling unique in a house of its size.

Has at least 6,000 years of Native American prehistory.

Is situated on an early 17th century Crown land grant.

Was the home of Dr. William Rickman, first Surgeon General of the United States, appointed by the Continental Congress.

Was occupied during the Civil War and has earthworks from Grant's 1864 Crossing of the James.

Is the home and headquarters of the Archeological Society of Virginia