Results for Hampton House
Hampton House
Not currently open to the public.
Built in 1953 and ...
Hampton - Preston House
Built about 1818 by Ainsley Hall. Purchased 1823 by Wade H...
Hampton House
1890
467-469 Bloomfield Avenue
Late 19t...
John Hampton House / Early Stone House
John Hampton House
Earliest surviving stone h...
Hampton Courthouse
“Roofless and Thoroughly Gutted”
“The courthouse, ro...
Results for Hampton House
Hampton House
Not currently open to the public.
Built in 1953 and originally named Booker Terrace, the two story Hampton House was promoted as the social center of the South. The hotel had 20 rooms, a swimming pool, patio, restaurant and night club. ...
Hampton - Preston House
Built about 1818 by Ainsley Hall. Purchased 1823 by Wade Hampton, I. Inherited by his daughter, Mrs. John S. Preston, 1863. Headquarters of Union Gen. J. A. Logan, 1865; residence of Gov. F. J. Moses 1872-74; Ursuline Convent 1887-90; College ...
Hampton House
1890
467-469 Bloomfield Avenue
Late 19th Century Commercial
with Art Moderne Facade
Peter Doremus opened a general merchandise store on this site in 1812. His son, Philip, constructed the present building, adapting his business to a suburban clientele. Town offices were once located on ...
John Hampton House / Early Stone House
John Hampton House
Earliest surviving stone house in city. Built before 1840, it is constructed of patterned river limestone with jack arches over windows and doors. The builder, John Hampton, was a tavern owner and operator in the county by 1818. ...
Hampton Courthouse
“Roofless and Thoroughly Gutted”
“The courthouse, roofless and thoroughly gutted. … [Its] chimney served oar cooks well in getting supper. The Telegraph tent was soon up and the operator at work on the newly strung wire to Fort Monroe.” – Pvt. ...