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One of the homes featured on the 28th annual Rappahannock County House Tour and Dried Flower Sale October 20 and 21.
“Clifton” just outside Flint Hill on I Rt. 729, is owned by Dr. and Mrs. Rob! ert J. Rodgers, their daughter, Karan | and her children.
This classic house on the north side of Route 729 just outside Flint Hill was begun about 1775 and was one of seven “sister houses” in the area built between then and 1780. It is on the site of a log cabin built in 1675 by William Death erage of Clifton, England.
Tour headquarters and flower sales room are at the Parish Hall of Trinity Episcopal Church, in his
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