The Endview Landscape

The Endview Landscape. Self-Guided Walking Trail. , Please visit the lower level of the house on days we are open for a guided house tour and to view the permanent exhibition. Feel free to walk the grounds to explore authentic and re-created features that represent activities occurring on this land for the past four hundred years., 1. Historic House , Built in 1769 by William Harwood, the home is designed in the Georgian plan commonly used during that era., 2. Curtis Family Cemetery , Small plots on family-owned land were common in the rural South before the 20th century., 3. Medicinal Garden , Herbs in this reconstructed garden illustrate varieties Dr. Curtis would have used in his medical practice., 4. Dairy (circa 1740) , Re-located from Denbigh Plantation, the building provided cold storage for dairy products., 5. Nature Trail , Hike the trail (1/4 mile) to learn about plant species found within., 6. Fresh Water Spring , While the spring house is gone, this water source was used by land inhabitants for centuries., 7. Smokehouse , This reconstructed building is an example of a structure used for meat preparation and storage., 8. Harwood Cemetery , An early burial site for members of the Harwood family., 9. Replica Redoubt , A typical fortification built and used locally by troops during the Civil War., 10. Old Road , The remnant of a road bed dating to the Colonial period.