National Register listings in Chesterfield County, Virginia

31 listings 8 districts 1 National Historic Landmark 24 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Places: Chesterfield (7) · Midlothian (6) · Richmond (6) · Chester (4) · Petersburg (2) · Richmond (Independent City) (1) · Winterpock (1) · Chimney Corner (1) · Matoaca (1) · Colonial Heights (1) · Ettrick (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Azurest South NHL Petersburg Building
Azurest South Petersburg Building 1993
Beach Station Chesterfield District 2008
Bellona Arsenal Midlothian District 1971
Bellwood Richmond Building 1978
Bellwood (Boundary Increase) Richmond Building 2013
Bethel Baptist Church Midlothian Building 1999
Bon Air Historic District Richmond District 1988
Bridge at Falling Creek Richmond (Independent City) Structure 1995
Castlewood Chesterfield Building 1976
Chester Presbyterian Church Chester Building 1976
Chesterfield County Courthouse and Courthouse Square Chesterfield Building 1992
Dale's Pale Archeological District Chester District 2007
Dinwiddie County Pullman Car Midlothian Structure 1991
Eppington Winterpock Building 1969
Falling Creek Ironworks Archeological Site Richmond Site 1995
Falling Creek UDC Jefferson Davis Highway Marker Richmond Object 2013
Fuqua Farm Chesterfield District 2017
Fuqua Farm (Boundary Decrease) Chesterfield District 2024
Hallsboro Store Midlothian Building 2005
Hallsborough Tavern Midlothian Building 1980
Kingsland Chimney Corner Building 1975
Magnolia Grange Chesterfield Building 1980
Olive Hill Matoaca Building 1975
Pleasant View Midlothian Building 1975
Pocahontas State Park Historic District Chesterfield District 2016
Point of Rocks Chester Building 2005
Proctor Creek, Jefferson David Highway Marker Richmond Object 2008
Swift Creek Mill Colonial Heights Building 1974
Town of Bermuda Hundred Historic District Chester District 2006
Vawter Hall and Old President's House Ettrick Building 1980

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Nominations, tax-credit certifications and official records for Virginia go through the Virginia State Historic Preservation Office. See how to nominate a property.