Hi - the Virginia Historical Inventory has a report on Oak Hill, and
a photograph that was taken back in the 1930's.

The URL is:

http://eagle.vsla.edu/cgi-bin/vhi.gateway?searchtype=keyword&searcharg=oak+hill+loudoun

Click on the "Report Home Page" link at the top of the record for
Oak Hill and you will be taken to a map showing the location of the
structure.  The Survey Report should have details of the history of
ownership.

Elizabeth


>
> Can anyone help with these two queries on James Monroe.
> 1. In Ammon's biography of Monroe, he refers to his Albemarle home as
> "Highlands." The present owners (William & Mary) use the name "Ash Lawn
> Highland." The Ash Lawn is from a subsequent owner, but what happened to the
> "s" on Highlands. Was Ammon Wrong?
> 2. Monroe's Loudoun County home was "Oak Hill," which was sold when Monroe
> moved to New York to help pay his debts. What was the history of ownership
> after Monroe? Today, it is in private hands, not open to the public, but what
> is the exact location?
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>
> Richard E. Dixon
> 12106 Beaver Creek Road
> Clifton, VA 12104-2115
> 703-830-8177
> fax 703-691-0978
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