Historic Rippavilla Master Plan Town Hall Survey

The purpose of this survey is to engage both the stakeholders of the Historic Rippavilla and the residents of Spring Hill in building ideas for success for the master plan and future development of the campus.  Further, to identify any changes to the built environment, landscape/grounds, and programming that would best support those ideas of success. This survey is completely voluntary and used only for the purpose of understanding general and desired use information on the Historic Rippavilla.  Neither your identity nor the information you provide below will be released to the public. Because this is completely voluntary you may choose to leave the survey at any time. Thank you for your participation.

As a reminder to all throughout this process, the master planning efforts for Rippavilla should take into account, and place emphasis on, the following time periods and cultural contributions.

Distinct Epochs in Time:
o Building the Plantation (1850-1860)
o War & Reconstruction (1860-1875)
o Agricultural Innovation & Return to Prosperity (1875-1920)
o Rippavilla enters the Modern Era (1920-1958)

 

Distinct Cultural Contributions:
o Unique Architecture of Rippavilla
o Rippavilla’s place in Civil War History
o Lives & contributions of those enslaved at Rippavilla
o Rippavilla’s place in agricultural history of U.S.