Historic homes Tuckahoe Plantation – One of the older James River plantation mansions in the county, it has grounds that include a private schoolhouse where Thomas Jefferson and his Randolph cousins were educated. Sabot Hill – Built in 1855, it was owned by James A. Seddon, the Secretary of War for the Confederate States of America (CSA) during the Civil War. The large home was damaged in Dahlgren's Raid. Woodlawn – This is a Georgian Colonial-style home built prior to 1760 by Josiah Leake. In 1834 it was purchased by Colonel Thomas Taylor, a hero of the Mexican–American War. Clover Forest Plantation – The land was first patented in 1714. The central core of the home was not built until 1807–1811, by Captain Thomas Pemberton of the Continental Dragoons. He was later a member of the Society of the Cincinnati. It has had several owners since then.Elie Weeks, "Clover Forest", Goochland County Historical Society Magazine, 5-A, 1973, pp. 7–13.
historic homes tuckahoe plantation – one of the older james river plantation mansions in the county it has grounds that include a private schoolhouse where thomas jefferson and his randolph cousins were educated sabot hill – built in 1855 it was owned by james a seddon the secretary of war for the confederate states of america (csa) during the civil war the large home was damaged in dahlgren's raid woodlawn – this is a georgian colonial-style home built prior to 1760 by josiah leake in 1834 it was purchased by colonel thomas taylor a hero of the mexican–american war clover forest plantation – the land was first patented in 1714 the central core of the home was not built until 1807–1811 by captain thomas pemberton of the continental dragoons he was later a member of the society of the cincinnati it has had several owners since thenelie weeks "clover forest" goochland county historical society magazine 5-a 1973 pp 7–13