Place

Frogtown

A Clarke County hamlet that Kalbian's 1992 survey lists among those recorded by earlier surveys; the same survey records a House in Frogtown among past school sites, and a Frogtown Store still working as a rural country store.

No coordinates or district boundaries have been assigned, so this place is not placed on a map.

What the sources support

Kalbian's 1992 survey names Frogtown among the Clarke County hamlets that earlier surveys had recorded, with Stringtown, Rattlesnake Spring, Webbtown, Stone Bridge, Bethel and Waterloo.

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Kalbian's 1992 survey names Frogtown among the Clarke County hamlets that earlier surveys had recorded, with Stringtown, Rattlesnake Spring, Webbtown, Stone Bridge, Bethel and Waterloo.

What the source supports

That Frogtown was a recognized hamlet in the county's architectural surveys by 1992.

Uncertainty

A one-line mention in a 1992 survey report. It says the hamlet was surveyed before, and gives nothing of its history, extent or people. The earlier survey was not read.

Source

Later historical account

Evidence role: supports. The survey's sentence on previously surveyed hamlets.

Reconnaissance Level Survey of 1900-1941 Structures in Clarke County, Virginia, Final Report, DHR CK-009

Maral S. Kalbian · 1992 (publication)

Locator: PDF page 37 (report page 31), the paragraph on the communities that arose after the Civil War: its closing sentence, on other hamlets

Relevant passage
Other hamlets in the county that were previously surveyed include, Frogtown, Stringtown, Rattlesnake Spring, Webbtown, Stone Bridge, Bethel, and Waterloo.

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Open source

Source family: dhr-surveys-kalbian. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

AI-assisted source check (Claude Opus 5) · 2026-09-14. How this project checks its sources

Kalbian's 1992 survey records the Frogtown Store, 21-944, as one of three commercial resources it identified for the period from 1914 to 1991, and says that only the Frogtown Store still functioned as a rural country store.

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Kalbian's 1992 survey records the Frogtown Store, 21-944, as one of three commercial resources it identified for the period from 1914 to 1991, and says that only the Frogtown Store still functioned as a rural country store.

What the source supports

That a country store named for Frogtown was still trading as a rural store when the survey was made.

Uncertainty

The survey does not describe the store's building, date or owners, and does not say in terms that it stands in Frogtown; that is read from its name. Nothing is claimed about the store after 1992.

Source

Later historical account

Evidence role: supports. The survey's paragraph on commercial resources of 1914 to 1991.

Reconnaissance Level Survey of 1900-1941 Structures in Clarke County, Virginia, Final Report, DHR CK-009

Maral S. Kalbian · 1992 (publication)

Locator: PDF page 57 (report page 50), section C, World War I to the present, 1914-1991: the paragraph on the commercial resources identified

Relevant passage
Three resources were identified during this project for this time period: Stu's Farm Repair 21-807, Gotterdam-Hann Store 21-809, and Frogtown Store 21-944. Only the Frogtown Store still functions as a rural country store.

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Open source

Source family: dhr-surveys-kalbian. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

AI-assisted source check (Claude Opus 5) · 2026-09-14. How this project checks its sources

Kalbian's 1992 survey lists a "House in Frogtown", 21-400, in its table of schools from past rural surveys.

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Kalbian's 1992 survey lists a "House in Frogtown", 21-400, in its table of schools from past rural surveys.

What the source supports

That an earlier rural survey recorded a house in Frogtown that the 1992 report lists among past school sites.

Uncertainty

A table row gives a name and a number only. The survey does not say when, or whether, the house served as a school; its place in the schools table is the only indication.

Source

Later historical account

Evidence role: supports. The House in Frogtown row of the survey's schools table.

Reconnaissance Level Survey of 1900-1941 Structures in Clarke County, Virginia, Final Report, DHR CK-009

Maral S. Kalbian · 1992 (publication)

Locator: PDF page 64 (report page 56), table "Schools from Past Rural Surveys": the House in Frogtown row

Relevant passage
House in Frogtown 21-400

Checked: Page text reviewed. Original image not independently inspected.

Open source

Source family: dhr-surveys-kalbian. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

AI-assisted source check (Claude Opus 5) · 2026-09-14. How this project checks its sources

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