A Vision for the Future; an Artist’s Renderings

The lasting vision for Hayfield Manor is to expand its role in providing education about the history of the house, the restoration project and the mining operations that are taking place on the property. Plans are already underway to consider the best means of mine reclamation and end-use, while ensuring that Hayfield Manor remains a vital and important part of the community.

While mining operations will continue for some years to come, the lasting vision for Hayfield Manor is to expand its role in providing education about the history of the house, the restoration project, and the mining operations that are taking place on the property.

The painting above represents a view looking north from the back of the manor, towards the Rappahannock River. Our vision for reclamation and future use includes a reclaimed pond area, surrounded by walking trails. A new dock and recreation area might be built, which would allow visitors to access Hayfield Manor by water. Sports and activities could occur on the fields along the River and activities such as fishing in the pond will help create an area for the community to enjoy and cherish for many years to come.

This painting represents a view looking west from the side of the manor, where the sand & gravel crushing and screening equipment currently sits. Gentle sloping reclaimed berms will surround the area and a series of walking trails might be created.

Aggregate Industries is proud to share our progress at Hayfield Manor and the rich history embodied in these special grounds.

Artist’s rendering painted by Hanju Lee, who works as a Graphic Designer for Aggregate Industries. Mr. Lee has been painting since the age of four, and enjoys working with a variety of media including oil, watercolor, acrylic, graphite, pastel, charcoal and wood.