A small piece of Goochland County’s history is undergoing a big change, with work underway to bring 63 homes to a 56-acre site once owned by a prominent local family.
Several generations of the Miller family occupied Reed Marsh, the 1810 farmhouse that still stands across from the county government complex on River Road West. And five family members served as county clerks for Goochland for a period of 152 years.
Lawrence Liesfeld has developed more than 800 home sites in Greater Richmond. So, when he considered developing a 30-acre tract of land in western Henrico County 10 years ago, it should have been a straightforward process. This time, though, was different. Liesfeld’s father, Charles Liesfeld, had purchased the land in 1960 and moved his family there in 1965.
Youngblood-Tyler & Associates, P.C. celebrated it’s 50th anniversary with a beautiful gathering of family & friends. Thank you to everyone that made this event possible.