Virginia's Board of Historic Resources approved seven new historic sites as state landmarks across the Commonwealth.

Two schools in Central Virginia have been added as historic sites on the state landmarks register.

Historic sites in Newport News and Suffolk added to Virginia Landmarks Register, recognizing Green Book history and early 19th-century farm life, officials say.

Mike Pulice/DHR, 2017 Top right (Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Historic District) - Photo credit: Kate Kronau, 2025 Bottom ...

HANOVER COUNTY, Va. — The Virginia Department of Historic Resources recently designated seven historic sites as state landmarks, including a former Hanover County elementary school. Henry Clay ...

Two centuries later, a farmhouse that is possibly the oldest surviving building in Roanoke has a new distinction before it's ...