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Windsor

Windsor is a Virginia historical marker in Richmond (Ind. City) County, dedicated 1983.

Richmond (Ind. City) County · dedicated 1983 · 4601 Lilac Lane

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Windsor was part of a 600 acre tract that was conveyed to Daniel S. Hylton by Charles Carter, trustee, in the William Byrd lottery of 1776. In the early years of the 19th century Windsor was owned and farmed by William Dandridge, nephew of Martha Washington, who was married to Susan Armistead. Charles F. Gillette, noted landscape architect, worked on the gardens for a period of fifty years beginning in 1919. The present house was built in 1945.

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