McClung Farm Historic District

The McClung Farm Historic District, located in McDowell, Highland County, Virginia, is a captivating historic site featuring a collection of seven contributing buildings, three sites, and three structures. The centerpiece is a charming two-story brick house built in 1844, showcasing a vernacular Federal style with a welcoming front porch. Visitors can explore additional structures including barns, a cattle ramp, and a smokehouse, as well as significant sites like the ruins of the McClung Mill and the Clover Creek Presbyterian Church cemetery. Designated as a National Historic Place in 1991, this district offers a glimpse into the agricultural heritage and architectural history of the region, making it a worthwhile stop for tourists and researchers alike.