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The acquisition of Laurel |Hills" Farm by the Lindgrens
fwill give them lS51dtn§» 6F about 4000 acres in RappaIhannock County. Gen. Noce, jwho retired from the Army Fmgineers after a distinguish ied military career, bought ; “Laurel Hills” many years ago and made it one of the most productive and beautiful cattle farms in the county. He is also known as one of the hardest-working farmers in the area, rather than a gentleman farmer, spending many long days in the field with the farm workers. He is also widely known: and respected for his civic! service, and currently has1 been acting as chairman of a Zoning and Planning Commission. | He and his wife have purchased property from Robert W. Brown located on Route 211 and 522 between Washington and Sperryville, where
they plan to build a home.j Until it is completed they! will continue to live in their! present remodeled home,: “Laurel Hills”, with its com- j manding view of the country-: side. I ; “Laurel Hills” Farm is located near Castleton, and in j addition to the attractive main j dwelling, has tenant houses, I barns, silos and other improvements.-Battle Run runs through it, and it also isi ;bordered by the Thornton! ! River.
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