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Photo, Print, Drawing Cibula, House D, 15315 Arwood Road (State Route 625) , Disputanta, Prince George County, VA Cibula Farm Colonial Williamsburg Agricultural Buildings Project

[ Drawings from Survey HABS VA-1554-D  ]

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[ Data Pages from Survey HABS VA-1554-D  ]

About this Item

Title

  • Cibula, House D, 15315 Arwood Road (State Route 625) , Disputanta, Prince George County, VA

Other Title

  • Cibula Farm Colonial Williamsburg Agricultural Buildings Project

Names

  • Historic American Buildings Survey, creator
  • Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, sponsor
  • Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Architectural Research Department, sponsor
  • Grainger Department of Architectural Preservation and Research, sponsor
  • Arzola, Robert R., project manager
  • Klee, Jeffrey E., program coordinator
  • Lavoie, Catherine C., editor
  • Webster, Matthew, program manager
  • Campbell, Emily, program coordinator
  • Wilkoski, Jennifer , researcher
  • Chappell, Edward A., project manager
  • Graham, William J., field team supervisor
  • Bostetter, Jeffrey L., field team
  • McPartland, Mary, transmitter
  • Stranieri, Marcella, transmitter

Created / Published

  • Documentation compiled after 1933

Headings

  • -  farming
  • -  country life
  • -  domestic life
  • -  outbuildings
  • -  dwellings
  • -  wooden buildings
  • -  wood structural frames
  • -  gable roofs
  • -  stoves
  • -  chimneys
  • -  brick chimneys
  • -  wood floors
  • -  plaster walls
  • -  plaster
  • -  laths
  • -  brick foundations
  • -  straight stairs
  • -  partitions
  • -  slavery
  • -  slave houses
  • -  tenement houses
  • -  Virginia--Prince George County--Disputanta

Latitude / Longitude

  • 37.10208,-77.229414

Notes

  • -  Significance: This is one of four single-room frame buildings at Cibula farm that illustrates how an essential small house form was duplicated endlessly in the Chesapeake for a variety of functions. The four buildings were constructed at roughly the same time in the second quarter of the nineteenth century, and their consistency in size and finish makes them first seem to have once been nearly identical. Further, the framing of all four has the general character one expects for well-built ancillary buildings of the period: substantial but simple and relatively inexpensive frames with scantling that is almost dimensionally uniform and roughly sawn, in this case with a reciprocal mill-saw. Naturally, though, there are variations among the buildings that suggest different functions as well as, more clearly, different afterlives. House D is the largest of the four. Located beside a farm road in front of the main house, it probably was built as a relatively mean tenement or slave house. It was enlarged and improved as a secondary dwelling about 1875, conceivably in the same era that new owners built the present house.
  • -  Survey number: HABS VA-1554-D
  • -  Building/structure dates: ca. 1825- ca. 1850 Initial Construction

Medium

  • Measured Drawing(s): 2
  • Data Page(s): 3

Call Number/Physical Location

  • HABS VA-1554-D

Source Collection

  • Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)

Repository

Control Number

  • va2442

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Chicago citation style:

Historic American Buildings Survey, Creator, Sponsor Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Architectural Research Department Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Sponsor Grainger Department Of Architectural Preservation And Research, Robert R Arzola, Jeffrey E Klee, Matthew Webster, et al. Cibula, House D, 5 Arwood Road State Route 625 , Disputanta, Prince George County, VA. Disputanta Virginia Prince George County, 1933. editeds by Lavoie, Catherine C, translateds by Mcpartland, Marymitter, and Stranieri, Marcellamitter Documentation Compiled After. Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/va2442/.

APA citation style:

Historic American Buildings Survey, C., Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, S., Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, A. R. D., Grainger Department Of Architectural Preservation And Research, S., Arzola, R. R., Klee, J. E. [...] Bostetter, J. L., Lavoie, C. C., ed. (1933) Cibula, House D, 5 Arwood Road State Route 625 , Disputanta, Prince George County, VA. Disputanta Virginia Prince George County, 1933. McPartland, M. & Stranieri, M., transs Documentation Compiled After. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/va2442/.

MLA citation style:

Historic American Buildings Survey, Creator, et al. Cibula, House D, 5 Arwood Road State Route 625 , Disputanta, Prince George County, VA. ed by Lavoie, Catherine C, trans by Mcpartland, Marymitter, and Stranieri, Marcellamitter Documentation Compiled After. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/va2442/>.