| The James Madison Museum's Hall of Agriculture is a wonderful display of equipment from farming and farming related industries from the eighteenth-, nineteenth- and twentieth-centuries. The exhibit features a wide variety of farming implements and devices. Notable items include the Arjalon Price House, a partially reconstructed 1733 "patent" or "cube" house that was typical of the period as it was the minimum size to secure a settler's land patent. The exhibit also features a 1924 Model T Ford. |
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Planting A Legacy The James Madison Museum is pleased to present an online version of Planting a Legacy here on our web site. However for the full exhibit please visit the Museum and the Hall of Agriculture. |
| Eyes on Orange County: The Roots of
Farming in Orange County
Colonial American Agriculture: Early Beginnings in Virginia Alexander Spotswood: An Empire in Virginia James Madison: An Eye for Farming Slavery in Orange County: How the Majority Lived |
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