![Skyline of Norfolk seen from Portsmouth. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA010.JPG) | ![Battleship Wisconsin, Nauticus & skyline of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKC011.JPG) | ![Battleship Wisconsin & skyline of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKC014.JPG) | ![Architecture of Norfolk Half Moone cruise terminal. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKC022.JPG) |
Skyline of Norfolk seen from Portsmouth. Norfolk, VA. | Battleship Wisconsin, Nauticus & skyline of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA. ![](/b/m.gif) | Battleship Wisconsin & skyline of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA. ![](/b/m.gif) | Architecture of Norfolk Half Moone cruise terminal. Norfolk, VA. |
![Tall ship moored on waterfront of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKC031.JPG) | ![American Rover tour boat moored at Norfolk. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKC037.JPG) | ![150 West Main St. & World Trade Center. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA011.JPG) | ![150 West Main St. & World Trade Center. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA013.JPG) |
Tall ship moored on waterfront of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA. | American Rover tour boat moored at Norfolk. Norfolk, VA. | 150 West Main St. & World Trade Center. Norfolk, VA. | 150 West Main St. (2002) (20 floors) & World Trade Center. Norfolk, VA. Architect: CMSS Architects, PC. |
![World Trade Center. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA018.JPG) | ![Streetscape along Boush Street. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA021.JPG) | ![TowneBank Building, U.S. Customhouse & World Trade Center on E. Main St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA031.JPG) | ![Citizens Bank Building [aka TowneBank] with U.S. Customhouse. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA032.JPG) |
World Trade Center (1984) (9 floors) (101 West Main St.). Norfolk, VA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP. | Streetscape along Boush Street. Norfolk, VA. | TowneBank Building, U.S. Customhouse & World Trade Center on E. Main St. Norfolk, VA. | Citizens Bank Building (1899) [aka TowneBank] (9 floors) (109 E. Main St.) with U.S. Customhouse. Norfolk, VA. |
![TowneBank Building & U.S. Customhouse beyond twisted metal sculpture. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA033.JPG) | ![U.S. Customhouse. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA034.JPG) | ![Portico of U.S. Customhouse with lamp, one of last government buildings modeled after Roman Temples. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA035.JPG) | ![Norfolk Waterside Marriott Convention Center l & Bank of America Center. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA041.JPG) |
TowneBank Building & U.S. Customhouse beyond twisted metal sculpture. Norfolk, VA. | U.S. Customhouse (1852-8) (101 E. Main St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Classical Revival. Architect: Ammi Burnham Young. On National Register. | Portico of U.S. Customhouse with lamp, one of last government buildings modeled after Roman Temples. Norfolk, VA. | Norfolk Waterside Marriott Convention Center l (1991) (23 floors) (75 Atlantic St.) & Bank of America Center. Norfolk, VA. Architect: Cooper Carry, Inc.. |
![Bank of America Center & Norfolk skyline. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA043.JPG) | ![Arnold B. McKinnon Building beyond Bank of America. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA044.JPG) | ![Confederate Monument. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA048.JPG) | ![Skyline of the core of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA051.JPG) |
Bank of America Center (1968) (23 floors) (301 East Main St.) & Norfolk skyline. Norfolk, VA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP + Williams, Tazewell & Assoc.. | Arnold B. McKinnon Building (1989) (20 floors) (501 East Main St.) beyond Bank of America. Norfolk, VA. Architect: Williams, Tazewell & Assoc.. | Confederate Monument (Main St. at Commercial Plaza). Norfolk, VA. | Skyline of the core of Norfolk. Norfolk, VA. |
![Main St. Tower with BB&T Tower beyond. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA053.JPG) | ![Dominion Tower. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA055.JPG) | ![Bank of Hampton Roads Building. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA057.JPG) | ![Norfolk Federal Building. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA059.JPG) |
Main St. Tower (1994) (14 floors) (300 East Main St.) with BB&T Tower beyond. Norfolk, VA. Architect: Burrell F. Saunders. | Dominion Tower (1987) (26 floors) (999 Waterside Dr.). Norfolk, VA. Architect: HKS Inc.. | Bank of Hampton Roads Building (9 floors) (500 Plume St.). Norfolk, VA. | Norfolk Federal Building (1979) (8 floors) (200 Granby St.). Norfolk, VA. Architect: Vosbeck, Vosbeck, Kendrick & Redinger. |
![Dominion Enterprises Building. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA061.JPG) | ![Facade of Dominion Enterprises Building. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA063.JPG) | ![Dominion Enterprises Building above heritage row on Granby St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA069.JPG) | ![Victorian Buildings along 132-114 Granby St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA071.JPG) |
Dominion Enterprises Building (2007) (20 floors) (150 Granby St.). Norfolk, VA. Architect: CMSS Architects, PC. | Facade of Dominion Enterprises Building. Norfolk, VA. | Dominion Enterprises Building above heritage row on Granby St. Norfolk, VA. | Victorian Buildings along 132-114 Granby St. Norfolk, VA. |
![Victorian Building facade at 132 Granby St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA073.JPG) | ![Victorian Building facade at 126 Granby St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA075.JPG) | ![Victorian Building facade at 114 Granby St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA077.JPG) | ![Victorian Building facade with lions at 114 Granby St. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA078.JPG) |
Victorian Building facade at 132 Granby St. Norfolk, VA. | Victorian Building facade at 126 Granby St. Norfolk, VA. | Victorian Building facade at 114 Granby St. Norfolk, VA. | Victorian Building facade with lions at 114 Granby St. Norfolk, VA. |
![Norfolk Main Library. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA081.JPG) | ![Norfolk Main Library entrance. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA082.JPG) | ![Epworth United Methodist Church. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA091.JPG) | ![Tower of Epworth United Methodist Church. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA092.JPG) |
Norfolk Main Library (Old City Hall) (235 E. Plume St.). Norfolk, VA. Architect: Wyatt & Nolting. On National Register. | Norfolk Main Library entrance (235 E. Plume St.). Norfolk, VA. | Epworth United Methodist Church (1894) (124 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: John Kevan Peebles & John Ruthven Carpenter. On National Register. | Tower of Epworth United Methodist Church. Norfolk, VA. |
![Facade of Epworth United Methodist Church. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA093.JPG) | ![Freemason Street Baptist Church. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA101.JPG) | ![Gothic door of Freemason Street Baptist Church. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA102.JPG) | ![St Paul's Episcopal Church. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA111.JPG) |
Facade of Epworth United Methodist Church. Norfolk, VA. | Freemason Street Baptist Church (1850) (W. Freemason at Bank St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Thomas U. Walter. On National Register. | Gothic door of Freemason Street Baptist Church. Norfolk, VA. | St Paul's Episcopal Church (1739 & 1832) (201 St. Paul's Blvd.). Norfolk, VA. On National Register. |
![Lynnhaven Hotel originally built for Jamestown Exhibition. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA121.JPG) | ![The Rotunda. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA131.JPG) | ![Taiwan Friendship Pavilion in Friendship Park. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA141.JPG) | ![Friendship Park with Taiwan Friendship Pavilion. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA142.JPG) |
Lynnhaven Hotel (now James Madison Offices) (1907) (339-49 Granby St.) originally built for Jamestown Exhibition. Norfolk, VA. Architect: John Kevan Peebles. | The Rotunda (415 St. Paul's Blvd). Norfolk, VA. | Taiwan Friendship Pavilion in Friendship Park. Norfolk, VA. | Friendship Park with Taiwan Friendship Pavilion. Norfolk, VA. |
![Chinese roof detail of Taiwan Friendship Pavilion. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA143.JPG) | ![Water lilly pond at Taiwan Friendship Pavilion. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA144.JPG) | ![Dr. William B. Selden House was HQ of Federal occupation. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA201.JPG) | ![Dr. William B. Selden House was visited by Robert E. Lee in April 1870 after Civil War. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA202.JPG) |
Chinese roof detail of Taiwan Friendship Pavilion. Norfolk, VA. | Water lilly pond at Taiwan Friendship Pavilion. Norfolk, VA. | Dr. William B. Selden House (1807) (351 Botetourt St.) was HQ of Federal occupation (1862-65). Norfolk, VA. | Dr. William B. Selden House was visited by Robert E. Lee in April 1870 after Civil War. Norfolk, VA. |
![John Cary-Weston House. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA211.JPG) | ![Charles Rollins Grandy House. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA222.JPG) | ![Old Norfolk Public Library. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA231.JPG) | ![Minerva bust over entrance of Old Norfolk Public Library funded by Carnegie. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA232.JPG) |
John Cary-Weston House (c1870) (358 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Second Empire. | Charles Rollins Grandy House (c1900) (355 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Georgian Revival. | Old Norfolk Public Library (1904) (345 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Herbert D. Hale & Henry G. Morse. | Minerva bust over entrance of Old Norfolk Public Library funded by Carnegie. Norfolk, VA. |
![A.A. McCullough Row. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA243.JPG) | ![Heritage house & garden. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA251.JPG) | ![George Wisham Roper House. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA261.JPG) | ![Cast iron fence of George Wisham Roper House. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA262.JPG) |
A.A. McCullough Row (338-46 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Italianate. | Heritage house & garden (322 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. | George Wisham Roper House (1901) (320 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Georgian Revival. | Cast iron fence of George Wisham Roper House. Norfolk, VA. |
![WilliamCamp & Hubard House. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA271.JPG) | ![Petty-Dickson House with mermaid. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA281.JPG) | ![246 W. Freemason St. House. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA285.JPG) | ![Taylor-Whittle House of Norfolk Historical Society. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKA291.JPG) |
WilliamCamp & Hubard House (1852) (308 W. Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Greek Revival. | Petty-Dickson House (1852) (300 W. Freemason St.) with mermaid. Norfolk, VA. Style: Greek Revival. | 246 W. Freemason St. House (late 19thC). Norfolk, VA. Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. | Taylor-Whittle House (c1790) (227 W. Freemason St.) of Norfolk Historical Society. Norfolk, VA. Style: Federal. On National Register. |
![Willoughby-Baylor House built by Captain William Willoughby is now Norfolk History Museum. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKHB11.JPG) | ![Moses Myers House now part of Chrysler Museum. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKHM011.JPG) | ![James Wilson Hunter House museum. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKHH011.JPG) | ![Douglas MacArthur Memorial in former Norfolk court house & city hall. Norfolk, VA.](/t/USVA/VAKMC11.JPG) |
Willoughby-Baylor House (1794) (601 East Freemason St.) built by Captain William Willoughby is now Norfolk History Museum. Norfolk, VA. On National Register. ![](/b/m.gif) | Moses Myers House (1797) (Bank at E. Freemason St.) (first Jewish settlers) now part of Chrysler Museum. Norfolk, VA. Architect: Benjamin H. Latrobe. On National Register. ![](/b/m.gif) | James Wilson Hunter House museum (1894) (240 West Freemason St.). Norfolk, VA. Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: W.P. Wentworth. ![](/b/m.gif) | Douglas MacArthur Memorial in former Norfolk court house & city hall (19thC) (421 E. City Hall Ave.). Norfolk, VA. Architect: William R. Singleton. On National Register. ![](/b/m.gif) |