Huguenot Houses in Powhatan and Chesterfield Counties

Compiled by Lucille C. Moseley for the 300th Anniversary Celebrating the Arrival of the Huguenots in Virginia
1700-2000

Chesterfield County

• Bethel Baptist Church
• Trabue's Tavern
• Melrose
• Aetna Hill
• Forkland Tavern
• Adventure Hill
• St. Leger
• Flournoys

Powhatan County

• Manakin Episcopal Church
• Monacan
• Calais
• Hughes Creek
• Hunter's Fare
• Michaux Grant
• Elioch
• Massinacack
• Terre Haute
• Sublett's Tavern
• Keswick
• Malvern
• Huguenot Spring Hotel

*Special appreciation to the family of the late Raymond H. Boelt for permission to use his photographs of the Powhatan houses

Bibliography

Books

Cabell, Priscilla Harriss. Turf and Twig, Volume I: The French Lands. 1988.

Couture, Richard T. Powhatan: A Bicentennial history. 1980.

O'Dell, Jeffrey M. Chesterfield County, Early Architecture and Historic Sites. 1983.

Salmon, Emily J. A Hornbook of Virginia HIstory. 1983.

Turpin, Lula Bradshaw. Hallsboro Neighborhood and Its Families. 1936.

Weaver, Bettie Woodson. Chesterfield County, Virginia. 1957.

___. Chesterfield County, Virginia, A History. 1970.

____. Historic American Buildings Survey, Chesterfield County, Virginia. 1957.

___. History and Geography of Chesterfield County, Virginia. 1981.

_____. Midlothian: Highlights of Its History. 1994.

Newspapers, Magazines, and Brochures

"The Huguenot House Tour in Michaux." County Life, December 1977.

Hudson, Jean and Teresa. "Terre Haute's Last Stand."

"County Couple Restores Hotel's Cottages." Powhatan Today, 9/30, 1999.

"Historic Huguenot Trail." The Reed's Landing Corporation.

Weaver, Bettie Woodson. "Huguenot Springs." Virginia Cavalcade, Winter 1969.