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Mt. Walla

Mt. Walla

Name:  Mt. Walla

Date:  1937

Image Number:  VHIP_11_0189

Comments:  Mt. Walla sits on a bluff overlooking Scottsville and the James River.  John Scott built this home around 1775, and in 1822, Peter Field Jefferson, son of Randolph Jefferson and nephew of Thomas Jefferson, purchased the property from Scott.  Jefferson's family members are buried in Mount Walla's private cemetery.  Shown below is a more current photo of Mt. Walla.

The top photo is part of the Historical Inventory Report by R.E. Hannum for the Works Progress Administration of Virginia; Record No. VHIR/11/0189 applies at the Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

The photo below is part of the Raymon Thacker Collection at Scottsville Museum.

Copyright © 2001 by Scottsville Museum

Below Image Located On:  Burgess Collection, CDB25
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Mt. Walla

 

         


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