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Sites Listed on the Virginia Beach Historical Register - by Address As of September 13, 2016 (Year Listed Shown in Parenthesis) Sites Listed on the Virginia Beach Historical Register - By Address As of September 13, 2016 (Year listed shown in parenthesis) 411 16th Street (2004) 301 20th Street, Nita Fay House (2005) – removed from Register 3/20/14 303 20th Street, Coker-Moore House (2004) – removed from Register 3/20/14 211 24th Street, First Police and Fire Station (2014) 408 26th Street, The Ford Property (2002) 315 35th Street, The Edgar Cayce Home (2003) 101 43rd Street, Darden House (2015) 109 43rd Street, Sessoms House (2008) 213 43rd Street (2015) 214 44th Street (Raleigh Drive) (2014) 207 53rd Street (2015) 301 53rd Street, The English Cottage (2002) 304 53rd Street (2016) 301 54th Street, Pine Hill (2002) 215 67th Street, Cayce Hospital for Research and Enlightenment (2003) 207 66th Street, The Howell Residence (2003) 200 78th Street, Spruance Cottage (2003) 229 Bay Colony Drive, Holly House (2003) 4300 Calverton Lane, Calverton (2013) 533 Carolina Avenue, The Towne-Johnson Home (2003) 805 Cavalier Drive (2004) 4136 Cheswick Lane, Ferry Plantation House, (2001) 520 Constitution Drive, Pembroke Manor House (2002) 3425 S. Crestline Drive, Thomas Murray House (2002) 1140 Crystal Lake Drive, The Darden House (2003) 5047 Euclid Road (2004) 3300 Harlie Court, Richard Murray Manor House (2002) 2300 Holland Road, St. John’s Baptist Church (2002) 1909 Indian River Road (2004) 525 Kempsville Road, Kempsville High School (2013) 704 Kings Grant Road, John Biddle House (2016) 420 Linkhorn Drive, Selden Hall (2015) 1033 Little Neck Road, Lynnhaven United Methodist Church (2009) 2380 London Bridge Road, William Woodhouse House (2004) 1560 N. Muddy Creek Road, Outbuildings (2004) 1601 Nanney’s Creek Road, The Enoch Capps House (2002) 2441 North Landing Road, Whitehurst-Buffington House (2016) 4300 Oceanfront Avenue, The Rawles Cottage (2003) 4910 Oceanfront Avenue, The Williams Cottage (2003) 8304/8306 Oceanfront Avenue, Sandswept (2007) 8600 Oceanfront Avenue, The Faulkner House (2003) 5620 Parliament Drive, The Gettel Home (2003) 167 Pinewood Road, Simons Residence (2003) 2040 Potters Road, Upper Wolfsnare Plantation (1999) 1392 Princess Anne Road, Pleasant Ridge Elementary School (2004) 1868 Princess Anne Road, Chaplain House (2002) 2057 Salem Road, Salem United Methodist Church (2003) 1265 Sandbridge Road, Tabernacle United Methodist Church (2002) 3820 Sandpiper Road, Little Island Coast Guard Station (2001) 5084 School Road, Elaine Moore House (2007) 813 Simpkins Lane, Ewell Farmhouse (2016) 5181 Singleton Way, Emmanuel Episcopal Church (2015) 5184 Singleton Way, Pleasant Hall (2002) 407 N. Thalia Road, Thalia Volunteer Fire House (2005) 501 Virginia Beach Boulevard (17th Street) (2014) 515 Wilder Road, Greystone (2003) 4405 Wishart Road, The Lynnhaven House (2003) 4449 North Witchduck Road, Old Donation Episcopal Church (2002) 1437 North Woodhouse Road, Old Comfort (2003) Sites Listed on the Virginia Beach Historical Register - By Year Listed As of June 22, 2016 1999 1. Upper Wolfsnare Plantation, 2040 Potters Road 2001 1. Ferry Plantation House, 4136 Cheswick Lane 2. Little Island Coast Guard Station, 3820 Sandpiper Road 2002 1. Old Donation Episcopal Church, 4449 North Witchduck Road 2. Pembroke Manor House, 520 Constitution Drive 3. Pleasant Hall, 5184 Singleton Way 4. Thomas Murray House, 3425 S. Crestline Drive 5. Richard Murray Manor House, 3300 Harlie Court 6. Chaplain House, 1868 Princess Anne Road 7. Tabernacle United Methodist Church, 1265 Sandbridge Road 8. St. John’s Baptist Church, 2300 Holland Road 9. The English Cottage, 301 53rd Street 10. The Ford Property, 408 26th Street 11. Pine Hill, 301 54th Street 12. The Enoch Capps House, 1601 Nanneys Creek Road 2003 1. The Lynnhaven House, 4405 Wishart Road 2. The Howell Residence, 207 66th Street 3. The Gettel Home, 5620 Parliament Drive 4. Old Comfort, 1437 North Woodhouse Road 5. Cayce Hospital for Research and Enlightenment, 215 67th Street 6. The Faulkner House, 8600 Oceanfront Avenue 7. The Towne-Johnson Home, 533 Carolina Avenue 8. The Darden House, 1140 Crystal Lake Drive 9. Salem United Methodist Church, 2057 Salem Road 10. Spruance Cottage, 200 78th Street 11. Simons Residence, 167 Pinewood Road 12. The Edgar Cayce Home, 315 35th Street 13. The Williams Cottage, 4910 Oceanfront Avenue 2003 14. Holly House, 229 Bay Colony Drive 15. The Rawles Cottage, 4300 Oceanfront Avenue 16. Greystone, 515 Wilder Road 2004 1. 411 16th Street 2. 1909 Indian River Road 3. Outbuildings of 1560 North Muddy Creek Road 4. William Woodhouse House, 2380 London Bridge Road 5. 5047 Euclid Road 6. 805 Cavalier Drive 7. Pleasant Ridge Elementary School, 1392 Princess Anne Road 8. Coker-Moore House, 303 20th Street (removed from Register 3/20/14) 2005 1. Nita Fay House, 301 20th Street (removed from Register 3/20/14) 2. Thalia Volunteer Fire House, 407 N. Thalia Road 2007 1. Sandswept, 8304/8306 Ocean Front Avenue 2. Elaine Moore House, 5084 School Road 2008 1. Sessoms House, 109 43rd Street 2009 1. Lynnhaven United Methodist Church, 1033 Little Neck Road 2013 1. Calverton, 4300 Calverton Lane 2. Kempsville High School, 525 Kempsville Road 2014 1. First Police and Fire Station, 211 24th Street 2. 501 Virginia Beach Boulevard (17th Street) 3. 214 44th Street (Raleigh Drive) 2015 1. Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 5181 Singleton Way 2. Selden Hall, 420 Linkhorn Drive 3. 213 43rd Street 4. 101 43rd Street, Darden House 5. 207 53rd Street 2016 1. John Biddle House, 704 Kings Grant Road 2. 304 53rd Street 3. Whitehurst-Buffington House, 2441 North Landing Road 4. Ewell Farmhouse, 813 Simpkins Lane .
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