Chapter IV: The Architect of Huntley 41

The Architectural Plan 41 Area Architects, circa 1820 42 George Hadfield 42 Similarities to the Work of Hadfield 43 Summary 47 Appendix A Some Mason Houses in Northern Virginia 50 Appendix B Chain of Title 53 List of Sources 55

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure Page 1. Huntley, viewed from southwest, including root cellar and necessary, 1969 viii 2. Huntley house and barn complex, viewed from south, 1947 8 3. Detail, _Map of Eastern Virginia and Vicinity of Washington_, 1862 12 4. Plat of Huntley division, 1868 14 5. Detail, Hopkins, _Atlas of Fifteen Miles around Washington_, 1879 18 6. Rear facade, c. 1890 19 7. Rear facade, c. 1900 20 8. Hindenburg disaster, Lakehurst, New Jersey 22 9. Front view, 1969 26 10. Rear view, 1969 26 11. Mantel, central first floor room, 1969 28 12. Mantel, north room first floor, 1969 28 13. Detail, exterior door, north facade, 1969 30 14. Detail, interior of entrance door, south facade, 1969 30 15. Detail, window and door, central first floor room, 1969 30 16. Necessary and tenant house from the icehouse, 1969 32 17. Necessary, rear or west facade, 1969 32 18. Necessary, door detail, 1969 34 19. Necessary, interior detail, 1969 34 20. Icehouse, detail, dome and opening, 1969 36 21. Icehouse door to root cellar, 1969 36 22. Root cellar entrance to icehouse, 1969 36 23. Dairy and spring house, viewed from southeast, 1969 38 24. Architect George Hadfield's ground plan exhibit at Royal Academy, 1780-82 40 25. Hadfield's design, bed chamber story plan 40 26. Arlington House (Custis-Lee Mansion) showing portico designed by Hadfield 44 27. Analostan, now demolished, possibly Hadfield designed 44 28. Front elevation, Huntley, 1946 47 29. Rear elevation, Huntley, 1946 48 30. Basement floor plan, 1946 48 31. First floor plan, 1946 49 32. Second floor plan, 1946 49