September 21, 2007
A Visit to Glen Burnie
Last month we visited Glen Burnie in Winchester, VA. It's a historic estate next to the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley on Route 50.
According to a sign, Glen Burnie is the homestead site of Col. James Wood, who founded Winchester in 1744. Wood's son, Robert, began the present house in 1794. Later the house was expanded and filled with antiques and artwork. Around it are lovely gardens.
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Gardens,
Shenandoah
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Great post and I thoroughly enjoyed your photos. This is a place I have never heard of but have put it on my bucket list. Thanks Linda :)
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