Westmoreland State Park

Westmoreland State Park is a Virginia historical marker in Westmoreland County, dedicated 1939.

Westmoreland County · dedicated 1939 · Rte. 3, 4.7 miles northwest of Montross, at entrance to Westmoreland State Park

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This park was developed by the National Park Service, Interior Department, through the Civilian Conservation Corps, in conjunction with the Virginia Conservation Commission. It covers 1300 acres and was opened, June 15, 1936. It was originally included in "Clifts Plantation," patented by Nathaniel Pope about 1650, and became a part of Stratford estate when purchased by Thomas Lee in 1716.

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