100 East Main Street, Richmond, VA 23219
Brick landmark with surviving original interior woodwork and a 1940 restoration.
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Architect Edward F. Sinnott restored the building in 1940, including the colonial-style brick doorway. Much of the original interior woodwork remains, providing notable architectural character for a renovation plan. The property was built by brickmason and contractor Curtis Carter and later served as the home of Col. Claudius Crozet from 1828 to 1832.
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- Five‑bay brick building dating to ca. 1815
- Located at 100 East Main Street in Richmond’s Monroe Ward
- Most original interior woodwork remains
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