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of the Blue Ridge Mountains fill James D. Faubion and William R. Duell’s Lexington, Virginia, home. This is a place, however, unlike most others in the Shenandoah Valley. Red brick, faux-mansard roofs, and other suburban conventions hold sway in the area. But situated on a grassy precipice 1,350 feet