Green Falls

The building includes a two-story central block with three bays and single pile structure, accompanied by one-story wings on each side.

The structure, constructed around 1710 during the Colonial period, served as a tavern in the 1700s and later housed a store and post office.

The property stands as the earliest remaining 18th-century frame dwelling in Caroline County, featuring traditional Colonial architecture and construction methods.

Located at the intersection of VA 627 and VA 623, the property encompasses 361.5 acres of land with multiple historical structures including a meat house.

The building displays massive brick exterior end chimneys and maintains three separate historical structures from different centuries on its grounds.

Location: Virginia

Architectural style: American colonial architecture

GPS coordinates: 37.95810,-77.30690

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:31