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• Bacon's Castle
  • 17th Century Garden
  • Bacon's Rebellion
• Cape Henry Lighthouse
  • History of the Lighthouse
• Historic Jamestowne
• Mary Washington House
  • Garden
  • Mary Ball Washington
• Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown
  • The House and Plantation
  • Collection Highlights
• Smith's Fort Plantation
  • Architectural Significance
• Eastville Courthouse Buildings
• Farmers' Bank
• Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop
• Isle of Wight Courthouse
• Old Stone House
• The John Marshall House
  • John Marshall
  • Mary Willis Ambler "Pollyl" Marshall
  • Collection Highlights
• Rising Sun Tavern
• Smithfield Plantation
  • William Preston
• Accomac Debtor's Prison
• Cole Digges House
• Walter Reed Birthplace
• Pear Valley
• Cub Creek Church Site
• St. James' House
• Thomas Read's Clerk's Office
• Warner Hall Graveyard

Cub Creek Church Site

ca. 1738

Country Road 619, Charlotte County, VA

A granite marker and bronze tablet commemorate the site of Cub Creek Church, one of the most important sites for Presbyterianism in America. Scotch-Irish settlers from Pennsylvania established a settlement here in 1738.

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Open year-round

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804-648-1889