Warner Hall

Warner Hall is a Virginia historical marker in Gloucester County, dedicated 1929.

Gloucester County · dedicated 1929 · Rte. 17, north of Gloucester Point

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Three miles east is Warner Hall. The estate was patented about 1650 by Augustine Warner, who built the first house in 1674. Bacon, the Rebel, was here for a time in 1676. The later house, built about 1740 and burned in 1849, has been beautifully restored.

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