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By SHEILAH SWEET
Rappihannock Nun Contributing Writer
Millwood, the home of Bob and Trish Darby is the third home featured on this year's House Tour and Dried Flower sale sponsored^ by the Episcopal Churchwomen of Bromfield Parish.
When the Darbys found they needed more room than their house in Fauquier afforded, they searched for a place for themselves, their young daughter and their horses and pony. And in 1987, they found Millwood with its hundred acres in pasture and more then fifty in woods.
The original house had been built by Joseph Reid, a businessman and farmer, who finished the house in 1836. The house stayed in the family for several generations until 1976 when it was bought by Jon Morgan, a builder with a specialty in restoration. ' ■*
Mr. Morgan more than doubled the size of the hous6. He added several garages, enough to house his
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