Willow Wall, a U-shaped Georgian-Tidewater house built in 1811-12, was the home of the McNeill family. During the Civil War, McNeill's Rangers, a Southern band of guerillas, used it as a home base. Confederate Gen. Bradley Johnson headquartered here before the Battle of Moorefield, and both armies treated their sick and wounded on the property. It was added to the National Register in 1973.
