Clog Heroes, the Sealston, VA Plumber Near Lamb's Creek Church
When a pipe or drain needs attention in Sealston, King George County, Clog Heroes can come out. Lamb's Creek Church went up in Sealston between 1769 and 1777 to serve Brunswick Parish. It still stands on Lamb's Creek Road, just off Route 3.
Clog Heroes handles plumbing, drains and sewer lines for Sealston homes. You'll get a licensed, background-checked technician who explains what's wrong in plain words before quoting the job in writing.
John Ariss Brickwork and a Homecoming Every August
The Virginia Department of Historic Resources credits the church to colonial architect John Ariss and singles out its precise brickwork and gauged brick doorways.
It has been through a lot. Union troops stabled horses inside during the Civil War, and Episcopalians brought it back into service in 1908. In 1972 it joined the Virginia Landmarks Register in August and the National Register of Historic Places in September.
Mark two dates on the calendar: the homecoming service on the last Sunday of August, and the blessing of the animals each October.
Saturday Mornings on Fletchers Chapel Road
The Sealston Sports Complex is out in the western corridor near Route 3, at 11050 Fletchers Chapel Road. It has five regulation soccer fields, softball and baseball fields, a concession stand and a big picnic shelter, open dawn to dusk.
Just up the road, at 11048 Fletchers Chapel Road, is Sealston Elementary School, in a rural corner of King George County Schools.