310 E Beverley St

A building, 1845

BrickContributes to the historic character of the district

Did you know?Robert E. Lee and Stuart Hall

1845

18001850190019502000

From the National Register nomination

brick (Flemish bond); 2 stories; hip roof; 5 bays; 1 1/2-story entrance portico with Tuscan columns (probably altered). Greek Revival. 1845. Architrave trim around openings. Entrance in central bay with sidelights and elliptical fanlight. 6/6 lights. 4 simple interior endwall chimneys.

Style: Greek Revival
Stories: 2
Built of: brick (Flemish bond)
Exterior: hip roof, 5 bays, 1 1/2-story entrance portico with Tuscan columns (probably altered), Architrave trim around openings, Entrance in central bay with sidelights and elliptical fanlight, 6/6 lights, 4 simple interior endwall chimneys
Roof: hip roof
Height: About 42 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 2,200 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

Entrance in central bay with sidelights and elliptical fanlight
6/6 lights
4 simple interior endwall chimneys

Later changes

1 1/2-story entrance portico with Tuscan columns (probably altered)

Today

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Nearby

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Nearby markers

Dr. William Fleming, A-64, 330 m
Mary Baldwin College, I-17, 330 m
Augusta County Courthouse, I-34, 390 m
Dr. Alexander Humphreys, A-63, 430 m
The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, Founded 1839, I-16, 580 m

Source: Gospel Hill Historic District National Register Nomination, page 44. Listed there as “310 East Beverley Street.”