2019年1月29日 · Claremont Manor sits on the south shore of James River at the mouth of Upper Chippokes Creek in Surry County. The land belonged to the Allen family for more than 200 years. The Claremont plantation encompassed over 12,000 acres, and was sold after the Civil War by the last William Allen to create a real estate development called The Claremont ...

Arthur Allen acquired the property in Surry County in 1656. It descended in the family to John Allen, who left the property to his nephew, William Allen (1733-1793). William Allen built a new house that he named Claremont on the site in 1754.

Claremont Manor is in Surry County, Virginia, on the south shore of James River at its confluence with Upper Chippokes Creek. It was in the area occupied by the Quiyoughcohannock Indians when George Harrison received a grant of land there is 1621. The house was built about 1750 and survives with many alterations.

Claremont Manor Claremont Manor is located in Surry County, Virginia, on the south shore of James River at its confluence with Upper Chippokes Creek. It was in the area occupied by the Quiyoughcohannock Indians when George Harrison received a grant of 200 acres there is 1621.

2021年9月10日 · Claremont Manor is an 1,100 acre estate situated on the right bank of the James River about 30 miles southeast of Richmond. A beautiful Georgian manor house sits on the property along with several outbuildings in the same style. Extensive gardens surround the main house which overlooks the James River. The origins of Claremont Manor…

CLAREMONT PLANTATION Claremont plantation is located at the intersection of the Upper Chippokes Creek and the James River in Surry County, Virginia. Built by William Allen Sr. in the mid-eighteenth century, Allen later named it Claremont Manor, presumably after Queen Victoria's birthplace in Surry County, England which was also named Claremont.

This is the main house at Claremont plantation, located at the intersection of the Upper Chippokes Creek and the James River in Surry County. William Allen Sr. built the house in the mid-eighteenth century and later named it Claremont Manor, presumably after Queen Victoria's birthplace in Surrey County, England, also called Claremont.

Claremont is an incorporated town in Surry County, Virginia, United States. The population was 378 at the 2010 census. A granite marker is a memorial to British settlers' arrival in the area. It received its name during the colonial era from the royal residence in Surry Shire in England. [5]

Portions of the property were sold by several owners following the Civil War, becoming the town of Claremont, Virginia or smaller farms. The Georgian style brick manor, which includes several outbuildings, was built in ca.1740, was expanded and altered over time.

2010年9月18日 · The estate was called "Cleremont" by William Allen by 1793, and Claremont Manor was probably built by him after 1754. Situated on land that had been part of the Allen estate, the town of Claremont was incorporated in 1886. Erected 1983 by Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission. (Marker Number K-225.)