Originally built 1728, this structure was built 1753. It's located 1 mile southeast of Winchester, on Millwood Pike (US 17/50)

Photographed 1901, by Charles Littler Wood, and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

VA Rte 7, taken 1901, looking west from 4 ½ miles east of Winchester

Photographed by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

Extraordinary! Near Abraham's Delight. The girl is Effie H. (Wood) Cartwright.

Photographed 1901, by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

Built by Isaac Hollingsworth, 1828. Located on Valley Pike (US 11) 1 mile south of Winchester, at Willow Lawn.

Photographed by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

On the Berryville Pike (VA Rte 7)

Photographed 1901 by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

Isaac Wood House. Berryville Pike in Frederick Co. (at the water treatment plant)

Photographed by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

Possibly the source for the name of the Isaac Wood/Daniel Wood House.

Photographed 1901 by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

View from across the Opequon Creek, probably at the ford on Berryville Pike. The horseman is probably 77 year old Daniel Wood.

Photographed 1901 by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

Crossing Opequon Creek, at Burnt Factory, north of Berryville Pike.

Photographed by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

(US 11) View 1 mile south of Winchester, at home of Isaac Parkins, Sr.

Photographed 1901 by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood

Built 1800 by Isaac Hollingworth, Sr. Located on Valley Pike (US 11)

Photographed 1901 by Charles Littler Wood and Contributed by ggson Rob Wood