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Two conservation easements recorded on December 15 bring overall easement*protection to 24,506 of the County’s acres - 18 percent of all privately-owned land here.

The first of these easements, granted by John F. and Beverly K. Sullivan to the Virginia Board of Historic Resources, protects the 21acre Washington property known as “The Meadows."

It preserves the entire exteriors of the manor house, smoke house, ice house, and spring house on the property, limits future new structures — and includes language describing “a manor house of historic and architectural significance,” a parcel which is a “contributing resource within the Washington Historic

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