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The Stone House Prince William County, Virginia #NC-06250-HM - Notecards Also available in Assortment Pack #AST-810 #PR-06250-HM - Open Edition Print The Stone House, adjacent to Manassas battlefield, was built of local red sandstone in the federal style in 1820. Built on the Pittsylvania estate, it originally served as an inn for teamsters who drove wagons along the Warrenton-Alexandira Turnpike. The inn lost business in the 1850's when the railroad overtook the wagon as the preferred form of commercial transportation. The Stone House's wagon stand was struck by shell fire during the First Battle of Manassas, and the house was subsequently used as a Union field hospital, until the afternoon of July 21, 1861, when the Union Army was driven back to Washington. In August, 1862, it served as General Pope's headquarters and was again used a s field hospital. In 1948 the Stone House became part of the Manassas National Battlefield Park. It has been restored to its presumed appearance as a Union field hospital just after the First Batle of Manassas. Text © 1994 Dianne Harrah, Drawing © 1994 Bill Harrah	View matted print #PR-06250-HM Open Edition Print Image: 7” x 8.75” Mat: 11” x 14” $25.00

HISTORIC HOME SELECTIONS: Arlington House Ash Grove Carlyle House Clark House Dogan House Freeman House & Store Green Spring Manor House Joshua Gunnell House Dr. William Gunnell House Gunston Hall The Harper House Henry House Maymont House Master Armorer's House George Washington's Mount Vernon Oatlands Plantation The Silas Burke House The Stone House Historic Sully Virginia Governor's Mansion Woodlawn Plantation

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