On Iron Bridge Road (Virginia Route 10) at Krause Road, on the right when traveling east on Iron Bridge Road.
Built in 1822 by William Winfree, this Federal-style house was named for the large stand of magnolia trees in the front yard. It was originally surrounded by a 600-acre farm. A nearby tavern provided lodging for persons with business at the . . . — — Map (db m19487) HM
Near Iron Bridge Road (Virginia Route 10) east of Courtview Lane, on the left when traveling west.
The smoke house measured 18' x 8', though most smoke houses were usually smaller in size. It contained a brick smoke box which was filled with hickory wood to smoke the meat. — — Map (db m308901) HM
Near Iron Bridge Road (Virginia Route 10) east of Courtview Lane, on the left when traveling west.
The kitchen building measured 16' x 58'. Other rooms such as laundries, woodsheds, living quarters for the cook and family could have been added. This would explain the long length of the building. — — Map (db m308902) HM
Near Iron Bridge Road (Virginia Route 10) east of Courtview Lane, on the left when traveling west.
Built on the location of an earlier, smaller structure, the dwelling measured 18' x 29' and was divided into two rooms. No evidence of a brick chimney or hearth was found. Most likely, the chimney and hearth were made of sticks covered with mud or . . . — — Map (db m308903) HM
