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Bedford, Virginia’s Historic Avenel, was built in the 1830’s and combines Federal and Greek revival style architecture for a classic, southern look. Currently managed by the non-profit Avenel Foundation, the national landmark home is open for tours and events. Originally built for William M. Burwell, the private secretary of Thomas Jefferson, the home has long been the center of Bedford’s social, political and cultural scene. The Avenel Foundation purchased the home in 1985 to preserve its history and significance.

413 Avenel Avenue, Bedford, VA 24523, Phone: 540-816-9385

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