early picture of Crumpler-Spady House

Emma Spady Kelly photo

Spady house at Halloween with Ronnie Kelly’s display - 1995
Former Spady’s garage to the right

L. Rose photo

Spady house with Chuckatuck sign 1996

Kelly family photo

Spady garage, Bowden home (oldest home in Chuckatuck), plus

L. Rose photo

Early drawing of outbuildings behind Moore house (located to the left of 2005 post office) Thought to have housed horses, etc. used in keeping roads plowed in the local area.

Pinner house after fire

Matsie Moore with E.C. Ramsey's home in the background. c1932. Ramsey's home was located behind what is now Kitty’s Beauty Salon.

Godwin/Knight home in 1992

Historic Godwin/Knight home ; now Krumpe home

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Brock Home 2012
Belived to be oldest house in Chuckatuck

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Brock Home 2012

Gilliam-House

Gilliam House

Gilliam family photo

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Moore house in winter with Moore. Background right is Moore’s Store which included the Chuckatuck Post Office.

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Butts/Wood/Powell/Harvey Saunders home on Kings Highway

L. Rose photo

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1898 barn converted into a home for the Hernly family - located on Meadowlot Lane

Bee Norris/Suffolk News Herald photo

Former B.W. Godwin home in 1981 when owned by Pat and Lundy Nicholson. Located to right of Wesley Chapel Methodist Church.

The house on the left was built on the original meat house foundation. The photo also shows slush water that flowed under Route 10 to the grist mill wheel.

L. Rose photo

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Houses to the right of B. W. Godwin's home: The Rippey family lived in the 2 story house to the left.

L. Rose photo

Houses on Kings Highway in Chuckatuck - occupied in the 1950s by Chapmans, Woodwards and Staylors.

L. Rose photo

1993 article about NSHS tour in Chuckatuck showing pictures of Pembroke, Wesley Chapel, Chapman and Gilliam homes

Norfolk Va. Pilot

Eley house on Rt. 10

Janet K. Piland photo

Phillips/Pitt/Bickham home on Rt. 10.

Carolyn Bickham photo

Phillips/Pitt/ Bickham home on the Chuckatuck ridge

Carolyn Bickham photo

Early picture of the Pitt house built in the 1800s. Later owned by Browns and Bickhams.

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writeup on Gray’s Farm House 1

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writeup on Gray’s Farm House 2

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writeup on Gray’s Farm House 3

1818 newspaper ads for property for sale - Pembroke Plantation listed

Cox family photo

The first half of the article on Pembroke 1976

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Interesting article on Pembroke - 1955

Cox family article

Pembroke in 2010

Cox family photo

Cannon ball from Pembroke

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Pembroke history, page 4

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Pembroke history p, 5

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Pembroke history page 8

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Pembroke history page 9

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Pembroke history page 10

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Pembroke history page 11

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Pembroke history credits

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Pembroke history end notes

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Library of Congress plaque for Pembroke

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Mrs. Jean Cox, owner of Pembroke in 2010. Inherited in 1990 from her aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Warrington

GCHF photo

Pembroke write-up by Jackie U. Saunders for GCHF project

Pictures from Pembroke article

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Second half of Pembroke article

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Lawrence Home on Cotton Plains Farm. It is believed that the house was built in 1784 by John Godwin. The house was owned through most of the 1800’s by the Lawrence family, and the surrounding farm has been known as “Cotton Plains” at least since their time here. Major renovations were begun in 2000 by Joseph and Shelly Barlow. Cotton Plains Farm borders the Chuckatuck Creek and is part of a peninsula of land originally given in a land grant to the Godwin family.

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