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Stewart Bell Jr. Archives
Handley Regional Library
Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society

P.O. Box 58, Winchester, VA 22604
(540) 662-9041 ext. 17
archives@handleyregional.org
www.handleyregional.org

1350 WFCHS

Scope and Content: The Virginia Historic Landmark Commission Records is a collection of surveys performed in Frederick County, VA. These surveys evaluated the architectural and historic significance of each chosen landmark.
(3 boxes) Last updated 04/04.

Biographical/Historical: The Virginia Historic Landmark survey was first created in the early 1930s by the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society; but it was not until 1988 that Maral Kalbian undertook the actual survey of 1,900 sites in Frederick Co., VA. The project took 5 years and cost over $100,000 to complete. This was the first comprehensive historic landmark survey (of structures 50 years old and older) ever performed in Frederick Co., VA. Web site: www.dhr.virginia.gov/

Cite As: Virginia Historic Landmark Commission Records, 1350 WFCHS, Stewart Bell Jr. Archives, Handley Regional Library, Winchester, VA, USA.

Organization:

Box 1

1992 Rural Landmarks Survey Report, Frederick County, VA, Phases I-III, 1988-1992

USGS Maps for Rural Landmarks Survey 1988-1992

Box 2

Virginia Landmarks, Frederick County, VA, VA Survey, 1973, 2 volumes

Virginia Landmarks, Frederick County, VA Survey Report,
Phase I – Fall, 1988-Summer 1990
Phase II – Spring 1990-Summer, 1991

Virginia Division of Historic Landmarks, Valley Regional Preservation Plan
Evaluation of Architectural, Historic and Archaeological Resources in Frederick Co., VA, 1985

USGS Maps for Rural Landmarks Survey of 1974

Inventory of Historic Places, 1974

Box 3-39

Surveys of Buildings
Use alphabetical index (in Archives) or topographical maps (Box 1) for survey numbers

Box 40

Abram’s Delight – obituary of Iran T. O’Connell, Sr.

Articles in Properties – Frederick County

Bryarly School, news article

County Roads Series – Mt. Carmel Cemetery, news article

Fairfax – Hite suit: Summary of Jonathan Clark Survey

Frederick County Mutuals
Mutual Assurance Society Forms for Stephensburg, 5 photocopies

Frederick County, Virginia Historic Landmarks Survey
News articles of historic sites

Frederick County, Zoning Administrator
Correspondence and news articles

HABS (Frederick Co.) Kernstown

Hawthorne

Hoge’s Ordinary

Highway Dept. Projects – Frederick County

Map – Winchester – Frederick County
News article regarding publication of Scheel’s map of Frederick County, 1974

Middletown School – news articles

Quarles, Mr. Garland R. – correspondence, 1971-1973

Register, Prop. Recommendations – Frederick County
Correspondence, 1972

Ritter, Clinton L., log house – news article

Rock Enon – news article

Rt. 681 Bridge – news article

Spring Hill – news article

Stony Acres – news article

St. Thomas Episcopal Church – news article

Schools in Frederick County – news article

Stephens City – news articles

Swinging Bridge over the Opequon – news article

The Plains

Box 41

Rural Landmarks Survey Report, Frederick County, VA
Phases I-III, 1988-92, typescript (in notebook) with photographs, slides and audiotape

3 looseleaf notebooks of slides

Box 42

Slide Show – text and slides

Videotape of slide show