List of National Historic Landmarks in Virginia
The list of National Historic Landmarks in Virginia contains objects and sites in the US state of Virginia , by the National Register of Historic Places for National Historic Landmark declared.
In Virginia there are currently 120 National Historic Landmarks (NHLs), and 13 so-called Historic Sites , which are part of the National Historical Parks .
List of NHLs in Virginia
- Alexandria Historic District , Alexandria , Old Town
- Aquia Church , Garrisonville, Virginia , Church
- Bacon's Castle , Surry County (Virginia) , Castle
- Ball's Bluff Battlefield and National Cemetery , Leesburg, Virginia , site during the Civil War
- Benjamin Banneker, SW-9 Intermediate Boundary Stone , Arlington County , Boundary Stone
- Barracks, Virginia Military Institute , Lexington, Virginia , historic building on the site of the Virginia Military Institute
- Berkeley Plantation , Charles City (Virginia) , Plantation
- Berry Hill Plantation , South Boston, Virginia
- Lower Brandon Plantation , Burrowsville, Virginia
- Bremo Historic District , Bremo Bluff , Plantation, whose buildings probably by Thomas Jefferson designed
- Bruton Parish Church , Williamsburg, Virginia , Church
- Camden , Port Royal (Virginia) , mansion
- Camp Hoover , Madison County, Virginia , former President Herbert C. Hoover's camp
- Cape Henry Lighthouse , Virginia Beach , lighthouse
- Carter's Grove , Williamsburg (Virginia) , former plantation
- Cedar Creek Battlefield and Belle Grove Plantation , Middletown, Virginia u. Strasburg, Virginia , scene during the Civil War
- Christ Church Irvington , Irvington, Virginia , Church
- Christ Church Alexandria , Alexandria (Virginia) , Church
- Confederate Capitol , Richmond, Virginia , former government building
- Charles Richard Drew House , Arlington County , home of Charles R. Drew
- Drydock Number One, Norfolk Naval Shipyard , Portsmouth, Virginia , Dock (shipping)
- Egyptian Building , Richmond (Virginia) , historic Virginia Commonwealth University building
- Eight-Foot High Speed Tunnel , Hampton, Virginia , NASA Wind Tunnel
- Elsing Green , Tunstall (Virginia) , Plantation Buildings
- Exchange Building , Petersburg (Virginia) , building
- Ferry Farm , Fredericksburg, Virginia , estate where George Washington grew up
- Five Forks Battlefield , Petersburg (Virginia) , site of the Battle of Five Forks , American Civil War
- Gerald R. Ford, Jr., House , Alexandria, Virginia , home of former President Gerald Ford
- Fort Monroe , Hampton, Virginia , coastal fort, site during the Civil War
- Fort Myer , Arlington County , former fort at Arlington National Cemetery
- Franklin and Armfield Office , Alexandria, Virginia , building of the largest pre-American civil war slave trading company
- Full Scale 30- by 60-Foot Tunnel , Hampton, Virginia , Langley Research Center Wind Tunnel
- Gadsby's Tavern , Alexandria, Virginia , historic building
- Ellen Glasgow House , Richmond, Virginia , home of the writer Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow
- Carter Glass House , Lynchburg, Virginia , home of the politician Carter Glass
- Green Springs Historic District , Louisa County, Virginia , estate
- Greenway Court , Clarke County, Virginia , historic building complex and hunting lodge, where young George Washington worked
- Gunston Hall , Lorton Fairfax County , home of Bill of Rights Father George Mason
- Hampton Institute , Hampton, Virginia , Hampton University
- Hanover County Courthouse , Hanover County , historic courthouse , built in 1735
- The Homestead , Hot Springs Bath County (Virginia) , historic building complex, today u. a. Golf facility
- Jackson Ward Historic District , Richmond, Virginia , old town with a historic African American background
- Stonewall Jackson Headquarters , Winchester, Virginia , temporarily the seat of Major Thomas Jonathan Jackson , now a museum
- Kenmore Plantation , Fredericksburg (Virginia) , historic estate, home of Colonel Fielding Lewis (American Civil War)
- Lee Chapel , Lexington, Virginia , chapel on the Washington and Lee University campus
- Lightship No. 101 , Portsmouth, Virginia , lightship
- Lunar Landing Research Facility , Hampton, Virginia , Lunar Landing Research Facility
- Main Street Station and Trainshed , Richmond, Virginia , historic train station building
- Marlbourne , Richmond, Virginia , former plantation of Edmund Ruffin
- Gene. George C. Marshall House , Leesburg, Virginia , last home of General George C. Marshall
- John Marshall House , Richmond, Virginia , home of Secretary of State and Judge John Marshall
- Cyrus McCormick Farm and Workshop , Rockbridge County , farm of the inventor Cyrus McCormick
- Gari Melchers Home , Falmouth Stafford County, Virginia , residence and studio of the painter Gari Melchers
- Menokin , Warsaw Richmond County, Virginia , home of Francis Lightfoot Lee (Declaration of Independence Signer )
- Gene. William Mitchell House , Middleburg, Virginia , home of General Billy Mitchell
- James Monroe Law Office , Fredericksburg, Virginia , former office of former US President James Monroe
- James Monroe Tomb , Richmond, Virginia , tomb of former US President James Monroe
- Montpelier - James Madison House , Orange County, Virginia , former plantation and estate of former US President James Madison
- Monument Avenue Historic District , Richmond County (Virginia) , Avenue in Richmond with numerous monuments
- Maggie Lena Walker House , Richmond, Virginia , home of Maggie Walker , the first woman to start a bank
- Mount Vernon Manor , Fairfax County , George Washington Manor
- Monticello, Virginia , Albemarle County , Thomas Jeffersons Estate
- Natural Bridge, Virginia , Rockbridge County , part of Shenandoah National Park
- Oatlands - Leesburg
- Oatlands Historic District - Leesburg
- Pear Valley , Eastville , house built in 1740
- Pentagon , Arlington County
- Savannah , first nuclear-powered merchant ship
- Skyline Drive , tourist route through Shenandoah National Park
- St. John's Episcopal Church , Richmond (Virginia) , historic church, a major site during the American Revolutionary War
- Stratford Hall Plantation , Westmoreland County, Virginia , birthplace of Robert Edward Lee
- Virginia Military Institute , Lexington, Virginia
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