It is believed the Sue Jackson Visitor Center was built between 1850 and 1860. It housed the Fauntleroy family after the main house was destroyed by fire…

This building is a reproduction of the cabin built in the mid-eighteenth century (ca.1755) by Charles and Anna Lynch upon moving to the property. It was the family residence until the late 1700s when Col. Lynch built Green Level on the same site…

The Dinwiddie Arboretum is open daily during daylight hours. Stroll the pea gravel paths and you'll find water features (a goldfish pond and fountain), a pergola, a gazebo, a swing, plantings and dozens of trees, each identified by its botanical…