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Campsite on Lindsey Mill, Virginia
The folklores is that at one time a small town was located here. There is an old Homeplace that was once lived in by the man who owned a Grist Mill and old line os shops. We continue to attempt to discover the true history of the property but so far have been left with names like: Davis, Smith, Marshall, Quinsenberry, and Lindsey.
My husband Ben and I brought this property in 2017 as a way to get away from our full time job roles. With stressful jobs in the city, we find that we are able to rejuvenate and refresh. We love to come up and "piddle" around and we hope that you will enjoy the ability to get away as we do when we are up.
The folklores is that at one time a small town was located here. There is an old Homeplace that was once lived in by the man who owned a Grist Mill and old line os shops. We continue to attempt to discover the true history of the property but so far have been left with names like: Davis, Smith, Marshall, Quinsenberry, and Lindsey.
My husband Ben and I brought this property in 2017 as a way to get away from our full time job roles. With stressful jobs in the city, we find that we are able to rejuvenate and refresh. We love to come up and "piddle" around and we hope that you will enjoy the ability to get away as we do when we are up.
Places to see near Campsite on Lindsey Mill