In Virginia, among other things, we visited sites associated with
Lottie Moon, the most famous Baptist missionary.

Lottie grew up at Viewmont, one of the largest estates in Virginia.

There was a nice historic marker (if you can read it).

The countryside was beautiful.

Hidden down the driveway was the current house, built from the bricks of the chimneys of the
original house.
But the "no trespassing" signs everywhere meant that we could just imagine what the house looked like.
um.. they built the whole house from chimney bricks or it's used as part of the house? That'd be a really small house, I think. :)
actually...the first house had two huge chimneys, so I guess that's how they could build another house out of it! maybe they added some bricks too, I don't know...