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Leesburg, Virginia
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Built in 1810, the greenhouse at Oatlands is one of the oldest in the United States and was used to grow exotic plants and fruits.
The plantation was established by George Carter, a descendant of Robert 'King' Carter, one of the wealthiest men in colonial Virginia.
The plantation served as a hospital for both Union and Confederate soldiers, reflecting its strategic location in Virginia.
Designated in 1971, the plantation is recognized for its historical significance and well-preserved architecture.
The property hosts various art exhibitions and cultural events, celebrating its rich history and architectural beauty.
The formal terraced garden, designed in the early 19th century, features a variety of native and exotic plants.
