
The South Anna River winds through this central Virginia landscape, defining a rural network of small communities and crossroads churches in the late 1960s. Settled points such as Holly Grove, Dabneys, and Shelfar are connected by narrow secondary roads that navigate the complex drainage systems of Owens and Taylors Creek. This area, straddling the boundaries of Louisa, Hanover, and Goochland counties, is characterized by its numerous historic congregations, including Hopeful Ch, Mt Olivet Ch, and Salem Ch.
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1942 Buckner
Louisa County, VA

1942 Contrary Creek
Louisa County, VA

1942 Pendleton
Louisa County, VA

1943 Buckner
Louisa County, VA

1943 Dabneys
Louisa County, VA

1943 Pendleton
Louisa County, VA

1943 South Anna
Louisa County, VA

1944 Dabneys
Louisa County, VA

1944 South Anna
Louisa County, VA

1968 Buckner
Louisa County, VA

1968 Contrary Creek
Louisa County, VA

1968 Dabneys
Louisa County, VA

1968 Pendleton
Louisa County, VA

1968 South Anna
Louisa County, VA

1970 Boswells Tavern
Louisa County, VA

1970 Ferncliff
Louisa County, VA

1973 Lake Anna West
Louisa County, VA

1977 Boswells Tavern
Louisa County, VA

2022 Boswells Tavern
Louisa County, VA

2022 Buckner
Louisa County, VA

2022 Dabneys
Louisa County, VA

2022 Ferncliff
Louisa County, VA

2022 Lake Anna West
Louisa County, VA

2022 Pendleton
Louisa County, VA

2022 South Anna
Louisa County, VA