Smithfield Historic District, Historical district in Smithfield, Virginia.
The historic quarter contains 289 historic buildings and 2 structures in downtown Smithfield and surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Established in 1752 by Arthur Smith IV, the district initially grew as a commercial center for British merchants and ship captains.
The district buildings showcase Georgian, Romanesque, and Federal architectural styles, representing the evolution of the town through centuries.
The Historic and Architectural Review Board examines all proposed modifications to district properties according to specific guidelines.
The district spans 200 acres along the Pagan River, encompassing 211 houses, 37 commercial buildings, 4 churches, and numerous colonial structures.
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