Virginia Landmarks Register adds Christcurch School

Christchurch School in Middlesex has been named to the Virginia Landmarks Register. Among the structures that contributed to the designation is the Headmaster’s Residence, built in 1921 and one of the two oldest buildings on the campus of Christchurch School. The Dining Hall was also built that year. (Photo by Anna White)

Christchurch School in Middlesex County was named to the Virginia Landmarks Register after a March 20 meeting of the Virginia Board of Historic Resources. All landmarks approved by the state are forwarded to the federal government to be considered for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places.

Located on 79 acres on the south bank of the Rappahannock River, the school opened in 1921 as one of five schools under the Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia organization, said a news release from the Virginia Department of Historic Resources. The Episcopalian organization was founded to provide “a system of reliable, accessible secondary education during a period of rapid population growth and social change in Virginia.”

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