H O M E H I S T O R Y A R E A  M A P W A L K I N G  T O U R C O N T A C T  U S	<  P R E V I O U S  H O U S E    |    N E X T  H O U S E  > J U M P  T O  A N  A D D R E S S: choose an address 600 Fifth Street413 Madison Street412 Madison Street405 Madison Street400 Madison Street501 Lucado321 Madison Street320 Madison Street318 Madison Street313-315 Madison Street312 Madison Street309 Madison Street310 Madison Street308 Madison Street306 Madison Street303 Madison Street300 Madison Street220 Madison Street215 Madison Street209 Madison Street208 Madison Street205 Madison Street118 Madison Street117 Madison Street109 Madison Street106 Madison Street100 Madison Street619 First Street111 Harrison Street114 Harrison Street118 Harrison Street119 Harrison Street122 Harrison Street123 Harrison Street201 Harrison Street202-204 Harrison Street207 Harrison Street208 Harrison Street210-212 Harrison Street215 Harrison Street223 Harrison Street300 Harrison Street301 Harrison Street309 Harrison Street314 Harrison Street316 Harrison Street315-317 Harrison Street321 Harrison Street322 Harrison Street323 Harrison Street400 Harrison Street401, 405, 409, 413 Harrison Street406-408 Harrison Street412 Harrison Street415 Harrison Street414 Clay Street 117 Madison Street "The Tabb-Slaughter-Diggs House" This house was originally a combination of Greek Revival and Federal styles. It was built in 1845-47 for Vincent Tabb and was later the home of Charles Slaughter, author of Virginia's Civil War Ordinance of Sesession. Salughter's son-in-law, J. Singleton Diggs, modernized the house to Queen Anne style by adding the towers and bays and by replacing the front porch in the 1890s.