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Farmsteads and Homesteads of the Southern United States

Farmsteads and homesteads within this atlas's Farmsteads and Homesteads group whose subject stands in the southern United States: Virginia and West Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Maryland, Delaware and Oklahoma, including the Cyrus McCormick Farm (Walnut Grove), the well-documented birthplace of the mechanical reaper in Virginia, whose own description does not repeat that state name. Belongs here: any farmstead or homestead this atlas records as standing in one of those states. Does not belong here: a farmstead anywhere else in the United States, gathered under one of this group's other American siblings, or a farmstead outside the United States, gathered under Farmsteads and Homesteads Outside the United States.

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Era of Emergence
1804 1
Origin Region
Virginia 1
Short Label
of the Southern United States
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Ames Hitchens Chicken Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Bay Point Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

Beverley (West Virginia)

Residential Buildings
3 links

Bloomsbury Farm (Spotsylvania County, Virginia)

Residential Buildings
2 links

Bohemia Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

Boyd-Wilson Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Brian Farm

Residential Buildings
1 link

Clagett Farm

Residential Buildings
1 link

Coker Experimental Farms

Cultural and Institutional Buildings
1 link

Cool Spring Farm (Gerrardstown, West Virginia)

Residential Buildings
2 links

Cyrus McCormick Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

David and Catherine Driver Farm

Residential Buildings
4 links

Dawson Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Earnest Farms Historic District

Residential Buildings
4 links

Edge Hill (Shadwell, Virginia)

Residential Buildings
4 links

Ferry Farm

Residential Buildings
1 link

Flavius C. Coles Farmhouse

Residential Buildings
1 link

Harlinsdale Farm

Cultural and Institutional Buildings
3 links

Harris Farm (Walkersville, Maryland)

Residential Buildings
2 links

Hidden Valley Farm

Residential Buildings
4 links

Historic Locust Grove

Cultural and Institutional Buildings
2 links

Hoffman Farm

Residential Buildings
5 links

Hood-Anderson Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

Horne Creek Living Historical Farm

Cultural and Institutional Buildings
3 links

James Thome Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

John Roseberry Homestead

Residential Buildings
3 links

Levi Wetherbee Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Linthicum Walks

Residential Buildings
2 links

Llangollen Farm

Residential Buildings
1 link

Long Island Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Maidstone-on-the-Potomac

Residential Buildings
2 links

Milky Way Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Mountain Meadow Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

Neville and Helen Farmer Lustron House

Residential Buildings
2 links

Noah Ogle Place

Residential Buildings
2 links

Oak Spring Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

Oatlands Historic House and Gardens

Residential Buildings
3 links

Old Welbourne Farm and Dulany Family Cemetery

Residential Buildings
4 links

Porter Farm

Residential Buildings
2 links

Renick Farm (Renick, West Virginia)

Residential Buildings
4 links

Richland Farm (Clarksville, Maryland)

Residential Buildings
4 links

Scanlon Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

Sugar Loaf Farm

Residential Buildings
3 links

The Wilder Homestead

Cultural and Institutional Buildings
2 links

Virginia House

Residential Buildings
4 links

Wappocomo (Romney, West Virginia)

Residential Buildings
3 links
Sources
1. Wikipedia
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  • Wikipedia, Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, construction sentence
    In 1804, Carter began construction of a Federal-style mansion, which he expanded in the 1820s and 1830s.
  • Wikipedia, Oatlands Historic House and Gardens, construction sentence, reused for group origin-region
    In 1804, Carter began construction of a Federal-style mansion, which he expanded in the 1820s and 1830s.
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