Seems I remember it was constructed in the 1700's and has a particular method of construction the City of Richmond, VA wanted to preserve....here's a link I located with another photo of this house.. it is located near the intersection of Williamsburg Road and East Main Street.

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=oldest+frame+house+in+Richmond%2c+VA&FORM=IGRE1#focal=3267d0d010ffe4d59a08e2b6699ecf98&furl=http%3a%2f%2frichmondthenandnow.com%2fImages%2fHistoric-Richmond%2fOldest-Frame-House-big.jpg

and thats why i didn't put any pics up the kids just go out to destroy it .

better known as manchester bridge

and yeah this guy wants to be a native but has his names wrong this is the power plant / the pumphouse is up river just above nickel bridge

Yes, it is a public launch for canoes, etc.

that way misplaced main @ brunswick

so you know thats not the remains of the old lee ,but the remains of the bridge to bell isle all remains of the old lee bridge were torn down:(