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By Helen Williams
Special to the Rappahannock News
Each year for the past 51 years, three members of the Rappahannock Community have opened their homes for the Episcopal Church Women’s Annual Dried Flower Sale and House «.. Tour. This Socoad hi a mhi is the only fund raiser for the women of the church, and its proceeds go to charities both inside and outside the county. The three houses this year include a 19th century manor house in Slate Mills, a completely rebuilt 1970’s brick rambler on Red Oak Mountain, and a brand new home in Sperryville.
Oak Crest
Maybe it’s the drive up the winding mountain road, or the glimpses of the Blue Ridge to the west, or even the pleasant country sound of “Red Oak Mountain Road,” but the visitor to Thomas Fellikaan’s Oak Crest will not be surprised to find a wonderful home, full of family and Rappahannock treasures, and expressing a respect for art and good taste that involve every aspect of life.
Oak Crest is a magical expres
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