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A view of Cocke Hall from the south Lawn
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1 Story Brick, Ionic Portico-in-Antis, Pilasters, Flemish Bond, 2 Leaf Doors, Transoms, 8/8. Architect Stanford White designed Cocke Hall, and the building was done in 1899. Received by the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society on February 23, 1995 from the sister of the photographer, Miss Evelina Magruder, in a two volume collection of photos, known as the Alaville Magruder Collection.
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