Editing Penhook, Virginia (section)

==History==
One of the older buildings in Penhook is the [[Old Chapel Church]], located at 436 Old Chapel Road. This church house, also known as "Snow Creek Chapel", was built as a [[chapel of ease]] by the [[Church of England]], by the Camden vestry, in 1769.<ref>Amos, J. Francis. 2016. "Old Chapel Church is 247 years old." ''Historical Society of Western Virginia Journal''. Volume XXII, No. 1, pages 22-32.</ref> In 2017, the Old Chapel Church was placed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]]. Gov. [[Terry McAuliffe]] has also deemed the church a “Virginia Treasure,” a designation for ecological, cultural, scenic and recreational assets.<ref>Hairston, Stacey. 2017. [http://www.roanoke.com/news/local/franklin_county/th-century-church-in-penhook-added-to-national-register/article_2dba8f95-c089-5a17-96e9-700d8decbfb3.html "18th century church in Penhook added to national register." Franklin News Post, reprinted in the Roanoke Times.]</ref>