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One story long white building used by Mt Lake Lodge

Long one-story building with multiple doors and a front overhang. Owned by Mt Lake Lodge

Overhead view of multiple buildings used by Mt Lake Lodge, all built in 1910.

One story log cabin with a front porch, used by Mt Lake Lodge. Built in 1910

View from top of a neighborhood of Mt Lake Lodge Cabins, all built in 1910

Multiple one story cabins with front porches. On Mt Lake property, built in 1910

One story log cabin. Used by UVA Mt Lake Biological Station as a residence building, built in 1910

One story log cabin with a front porch, used by Mt Lake Lodge. Built in 1910

One story log cabin. Used by UVA Mt Lake Biological Station as a residence building, built in 1910

Side view of a log cabin with a wrap around porch. Used by Mt Lake Lodge, built in 1910

Side view of a log cabin with a back porch. Used by Mt Lake Lodge, built in 1910

Side view of a log cabin with a back porch. Used by Mt Lake Lodge, built in 1910

Side view of a panled cottage with a front porch. Used by Mt Lake Lodge, built in 1910

Closeup of a log cabin used by Mt Lake Lodge. Built in 1910

Two log cottages used by Mt Lake Lodge.

Distant photo of Mt. Lake hotel: a large stone building with archways. Built in 1929, currently named the Mountain Lake Lodge.

Small one story stone building used as Mt Lake Lodge Old Filling Station and General Store, built in 1929.

One room buillding for Mt. Olivet Methodist Church, built in 1898

Multiple buildings on farmland: a two story house, large barn, sheds, and poultry barn. Owned by Nancy Kate Givens, built in 1937

Wooden shack surronded by wood fence, The shed contains weighing scales. Owned by Nancy Kate Givens, built in 1920

Two and a half story white house with a front porch, shrubery, and a wooden fence. Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1856

Two and a half story white house with a front porch, shrubery, and a wooden fence. Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1856

Two and a half story white house with a front porch, shrubery, and a wooden fence. Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1856

Gravestone in Miller Cemetery dated for 1868

One story brick house with an attached carport. Owned by Neil & Fay Hagreen

Nellie Meadows House: One story white house with a stone foundation and a metal roof. Owned by Russull & Ruby Meadows

Nelson and Janice Hypes: One-story white house. Owned by Nelson and Janice Hypes. Built in 1956.

Gravestone in Newport Cemetery reading: Hattie V. ; daughter of E.F. & H.A Payne; Born Jan.14 1879, Died (obscured) 1884

One-story manufactured home with a fenced in yard. Officially the home of the Caretaker of Newport Park, built in 1995

One-story manufactured home with a fenced in yard. Officially the home of the Caretaker of Newport Park, built in 1995

Picnic shelter located in Newport Park, built in 1980

Newport Post Office: one story brick building built in 1996

One-story manufactured home. Owned by Nolan & Hilda Montgomery, built in 1986

One story brick house with white accents and an attached carport. Owned by norma Jean Martin, built in 1976

One story white house with a front porch, shaded by trees. Owned by Norris & Mary Stiff, built in 1920

One story barn with a tin roof, connected to a fenced in pasture. Owned by Norris Stiff, built in 1940

Oak View: Picture taken from the road of Oak View Christian Church. Built in 1974.

One story barn with an Oktoberfect sign on it, decorated for Oktoberfest. Used by Mt Lake Lodge

Old Cook Mill: Picture taken from the road of a mill. Owned by T.E. Howard. Built in 1921.

Old Cook Mill: Picture taken from the road of a mill. Owned by T.E. Howard. Built in 1921.

Singular gravestone in Old Newport Cemetery, Grave dated 1775

Old Vaught Place: Picture taken from a car of a old stone chimney. Built in 1880.

Olther Williams Homeplace: Two-story white house with a porch. Built in 1908.

One story white house with multiple detached sheds & barns. Owned by Osborne Reynolds, built in 1928

Wooden two-car garage on stone foundation. Owned by Osborne Reynolds, built in 1951

Parcell House: one story brick house with a long dirt driveway. Owned by Micheal Williams

Pasacasco Farm: Multiple two-story buildings among pastures, obscured by trees. Owned by Mark Boyer

Two-story house with a wooden outside and a large back porch. Owned by Pat & Vickie Hutchison, built in 1978

Pauline Dowdy: Two-story white house with a porch. Owned by Pauline Dowdy. Built in 1944.

Faded gravestone for Mrs. A.P. Early, located in Payne-Early cemeyeru. Built in 1860