Former location of Kilbourne plantation, founded 1796 (or earlier), part of original land grant of 1,124 acres from William Byrd, III to Zion Spencer in 1774. The dilapidated house that currently exists on property with "Administration Building" sign was built by Robert D. Murchie of Manchester (Richmond) ca. 1826. The property changed hands over the years and in 1905 became "The Virginia Home and Industrial School for Girls." Today it is the Bon Air Juvenile Correction Center owned by the State of Virginia. Source: BON AIR A HISTORY, by Mary Anne Claflin and Elizabeth Guy Richardson, 1977 (page 107)