10.18130/V3/KNEWSDrourk, willwillrourk0000-0001-8622-5080University of VirginiaBitrick, VictoriaVictoriaBitrickUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureWainwright, ConnorConnorWainwrightUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureBlackburn, Anne ElizabethAnne ElizabethBlackburnUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureFuss, VirginiaVirginiaFussUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureGering, BenBenGeringUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureGibas, TereseTereseGibasUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureHagen, LillyLillyHagenUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureLilly, JosephJosephLillyUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureMeyer, AnnaAnnaMeyerUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitecturePollock, StuartStuartPollockUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureSolt, BriannaBriannaSoltUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureBian, BoBoBianUniversity of Virgnia School of ArchitectureUniversity of Virginia Dataverse2025ArchitectureArts and HumanitiesSocial SciencesLIB3DCHI3D dataVDOE African American School BuildingsAfrican American School ArchitectureFluvanna Countyrural schoolsrourk, willwillrourkUniversity of Virginia2025-03-262025-08-052025-09-17101688733487381869899204511934930185558184335465020296773860468324584490526268144728165233593703424870702301538546852328image/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegimage/jpegapplication/octet-streamapplication/octet-streamapplication/zip2.1CC0 1.03D dataset for the Evergreen School Building in Fluvanna County, Virginia; data collected using FARO Focus 3D terrestrial LIDAR scanners, models X130, S70, S150; data registered with FARO Scene v. 2023.0.1, processed, edited and optimized with Autodesk ReCap v. 2024; data was captured by UVA Architectural History class ARH3500/7500 in the Spring 2025 semester; site work in collaboration with the school building owner, Mr Willie Monroe, Charlottesville architectural historian Jody Lahendro and Tricia Johnson and Montchell Brice of the Fluvanna Historical Society;The Evergreen School building was built ca. 1935 as VDOE state funded school for African-American students; this community is located centrally in Fluvanna County, Virginia; the Evergreen community occupies an area near the Evergreen Baptist Church off of Rising Sun Rd in Fluvanna; the property is owned by the Monroe family and managed by Mr Willie Monroe whose family home is adjacent to the school building property and who acquired the property after the school closed in the late 1950s; the Monroe family also deeded the land they once owned to the VDOE for the school building to be built in the 1930s; Mr Monroe is currently in the process of restoring the building to be used as a community center to house the history and legacy of the Evergreen community;