Ben Lomond Manor House

This site was researched and written by Dian McNaught.

The house was built in 1832 by Benjamin Tasker Chinn, a fourth generation descendant of Robert "King" Carter. It is located 2 miles south of the Manassas Civil War battlefields.

The two-story Federal style house is built of locally-quarried red sandstone, and was originally covered with stucco scored to resemble large stones.

The manor house was named for a Randolph estate in Goochland County Virginia, also named Ben Lomond.

	03-06-00		Carter Family Genealogy
	02-19-01		Where It All Began
	08-01-02		The Carters of Colonial Virginia
	02-19-01		Carter / Chinn History
	02-19-01		The Civil War Years
	08-01-02		The Chinns 1865 - 1895
	08-06-02		Old Family Photos
	11-20-05		Links, Contacts
	04-20-01		A&E Teachers Guide
	03-12-09		Historic Antique Rose Garden

Web site by Frank Harrell
last update Jun 5, 2006

Webmaster's note: This site has not been updated since 2002 and I have lost track of the author's address and contact info. Rather than continuing to pay for hosting service and domain costs, I have decided to move the site under my history pages. My thanks to Dian for all the research and her efforts. I hope she will allow me to continue to offer these pages to you in this new location.
The original domain BenLomondManorHouse.org was first registered on May 30 2000 and was discontinued June 1, 2006