Allmand-Archer House
Norfolk (independent City), Virginia • Norfolk County
Norfolk (independent City), Virginia • Norfolk County
The Allmand-Archer House is a historic residence in Norfolk, Virginia, showcasing notable architectural features. It stands as an example of architectural styles prevalent during its period of construction.
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Black; Architecture; Performing Arts
1008--1012 Church St., Norfolk (independent City), Virginia
Architecture; Community Planning And Development; Landscape Architecture; Politics/Government
Roughly Bounded By Cromwell Ave., Cape Henry Ave., Mckann Ave., And Lafayetter Blvd., Norfolk (independent City), Virginia
Architecture; Community Planning And Development; Ethnic Heritage-black
Bellamy Avenue, Hough Avenue, E Indian River Road, Hardy Avenue, Poplar Avenue, Patrick Street, State Street, S Main Street, Dinwiddie Street, Stafford Street, Fauquier Street, Norfolk (independent City), Virginia
Politics/Government; Architecture
6225 Powhaten Ave., Norfolk (independent City), Virginia
Architecture; Community Planning And Development
Roughly Bounded By The E Branch Of Elizabeth R, Ballentine Blvd., Sedgewick St. And I-264, Norfolk (independent City), Virginia
Architecture; Religion
560 W. Olney Rd., Norfolk (independent City), Virginia
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