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rTom the upsuurs gaueiy, porcnes, terraces ana windows, the view is of spreading lawns, formal gardens, swimming pool and the rich green meadowland of Piedmont Virginia. With a charming guest lodge, three-story coachhouse with apartment, a gatehouse, manager's house with 16 rooms and seven tenant houses, horse barns, cow barns, poultry buildings, silos and shelters, it is the complete country estate, a marvel when one considers today’s construction costs. After remaining in the hands of one family for nearly 200 years, it was sold, careAiUy restored and remodeled in 1914. From 1939 to 1967, the property was the showplace and summer home of Walter P. Chrysler Jr., who is reported to have spent more than $7,500,000 on its improvement and development over that period. Prehistoric Indian Village at Thunderbird Archeological Park near Front Royal. “Here lived and loved another race of being*. Beneath the eame sun that rolls over your heads the Indian hunter pursued the panting deer... The Indian of falcon graces and lion bearing of the touching ballad, the hero, of the pathetic tale, is gone.”—Charles Sprague When man arrived in the area, snow covered the mountains year-round and now-extinct animals such as mammoth, mastodon and long-horned bison grazed on
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