mansion as a private residence and use the site as a center for a thoroughbred horse breeding program. However, Minor who never lived in the mansion and made no changes or repairs to Carter's Grove, stopped making payments in 2010 announcing that he owed $12 million in debts. His Carter's Grove LLC went into bankruptcy resulting in a federal judge turning the property over to a trustee to run. The property was assessed by trustees in October 2011 to determine the actual extent of damage present. Repairs have been made to the HVAC system, which has stabilized the temperature within the building and eliminated the damaging mold previously noted. Repairs to the structure are ongoing with the goal of returning Carter's Grove to the condition when it had been sold to Minor. See also List of former counties, cities, and towns of Virginia Further reading References External links PreservationNation Blog Populated places in colonial Virginia Geography of James City County, Virginia History of the Thirteen Colonies Populated places established in 1618 1618 establishments in Virginia