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Unser Farm
Southampton County

217.773 Acres Protected
Prince Farm
Southampton County

202.52 Acres Protected
Hughes Farm
Sussex County

182.69 Acres Protected
Hayfield Farm
King William County

332.2 Acres Protected
Hill Farm
Southampton County

412.95 Acres Protected
Briggs Farm
Southampton County

252.88 Acres Protected
Cedar Hill
New Kent County

398 Acres Protected
Van Clief
Mathews County

140 Acres Protected
Toddsbury
Gloucester County

22.987 Acres Protected
Rurak
Middlesex County

461.27 Acres Protected
Rappahannock Tribe
Essex/ King & Queen Counties

72 Acres Protected
Ober Brooks Easement
Mathews County

40 Acres Protected
Spratley Property
Surry County

552 Acres Protected
Cowels/ Norman Easement
Essex/ King & Queen Counties

57.19 Acres Protected
Hudgins Easement
Mathews County

42 Acres Protected
Fitzgerald
Gloucester County

141 Acres Protected
Netick Property
Charles City County

107 Acres Protected
Autumn West
James City County

8 Acres Protected
Warner Property
City of Suffolk

88 Acres Protected
Chelsea Plantation
King William County

568 Acres Protected
Shiloh
King and Queen County

669 Acres Protected
Yew Grove
King William County

248 Acres Protected
Woodward
Mathews County

25 Acres Protected
Kime Property
Surry County

9 Acres Protected
Johnson Farm
King William County

157 Acres Protected
Level Green Farm
Powhatan County

115 Acres Protected
Cornell Property
City of Suffolk

128 Acres Protected
Little Oakland Farm
Mathews County

158.8 Acres Protected
Greenlevel Farm
King William County

1.6 Acres Protected
Central Crossing
King William County

98 Acres Protected
Diggs
Mathews County

43 Acres Protected

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There are 13,555 acres that have been permanently protected by the Conservancy.

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News & Events

May 06, 2021

A Closer Look at the Church on the Main

For Williamsburg residents, it’s a haunting yet subtle reminder of the amount of history shoved in every nook and cranny of the Historic Triangle.

Jun 03, 2021

The Beautiful Sights and Strange Sounds On the Capital Trail

The trail, which starts at Jamestown Settlement and stretches 51.2 miles along Virginia Route 5 to Richmond, has become a major artery for cyclists, r...

May 10, 2021

Conservancy Awareness Family Bike Ride

Come join us for a bike ride on the Virginia Capital Trail on Sunday, June 27, 2021 from 9:30am to 11:30am

Testimonials

I understand the benefits of an expanding commercial base and properly planned real estate development. I don’t believe a goal of preservation can only succeed at the expense of development and vice versa. That’s why I enjoy being involved with the Williamsburg Land Conservancy.
Brett Smith- Cleckley & Smith, Inc.