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SEVERAL houses in Rappahannock, Fauquier, Loudoun, Culpeper and Orange counties are among these included in the newest addition to the series “Old Virginia Houses.” Authors Emmie Ferguson Farrar and Emilee Hines offer pictures and text on houses of “The Piedmont” in their lastest volume. Other books in the “Old Virginia Houses” series are “The Northern Peninsulas,” “Along the Fall Line” and “The Heart of Virginia.”
Rappahannock Houses mentioned in “The Piedmont” are Horseshoe, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harris; Pleasant View, owned by Mr. and Mrs. James Von Lowen DeBergh, Jr., Mountain Green, owned by Captain and Mrs. George Sharp; Washington House, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker; Thornton Hill and Montpelier, both owned by Mr. and Mrs. James William Fletcher;Stonehaven, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gqprge Muth and Mount Medi, owned by the estate of Mrs. Marie Kilby Hite.
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