Rosewell and Ruins, Gloucester, VA

www.GloucesterC... Come and take a tour of both Rosewell when it was still a home and now the ruins. One of early America's most spectacular homes.

[@janicesanders6485]

This is awesome day and time for you and I hope I didn't affend you for a couple days and then I will have to wait until you are back

[@popcornwarrior578]

I just went to a field trip there..it looks nothing like this now

[@dennispage8921]

Rosewell plantation was the home of my 6th Great grandfather. It was an emotional time to visit the ruins and touch the stones and walk on the land of several generations of my family.

[@caseybutler3865]

@@dennispage8921 as a kid in the late 80s my parents friends lived in a single wide trailer very close to the ruins and if I remember correctly they were kinda in charge of watching over the place. I walked over with them and checked it out once or twice. The ice house was very cool. I’m thinking of visiting the area again with my wife.

[@janicesanders6485]

I finally got a chance to read this book about how to make a habit of being able and not to lose your own life and to make you happy and I

[@SandyzSerious]

Doesn't look this way now.

[@gcrawles1621]

This place is haunted af like if ur into ghost hunting this is the place lol under the house and the woods behind the house are hot spots but the property itself is very active, I must say going at the proper time might be a little illegal #trespassing

[@dr.strangelove9815]

I wonder who haunts the property? Mann Page was one of my distant ancestors, probably like a lot of Americans. It's amazing how much of our early American history is tied to that house.