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ChapmanBeverley mill historic site Preserving Virginian History one stone at a time. Nestled on the borders of Fauquier and Prince William Counties the ChapmanBeverley Mill cuts an imposing figure against the wooded backdrop of the Bull Run Preserve. First built in 1742 by John Chapman and his sons the six and a half story structure is the tallest stacked stone building in the United States. The ChapmanBeverley Mill is a storied Virginian landmark having supplied food and ground lime through five wars and acting as a vital hub for agricultural and industrial expansion during the 19th century.