4411 Colonial Avenue was built in 1913, by Elijah Jefferson Robertson, who resided there, with his wife, Ella Mae and their son, Robert.
Mr Robertson was a salesman for a wholesale paper company and was also Mayor of Norfolk in 1932.
His grandson, Robert Robertson, Jr., M.D, was instrumental in the establishment and building of Virginia Beach General Hospital on First Colonial Road.
Mr Robertson was known by the nick name of Jeff and is the namesake of “Jeff Robertson Park” at one end of the Elizabeth River Trail in West Ghent.
Information Provided by Larry Morton
CRPV updates: New committee members bring fresh energy. Get ready for the Mayflower Path Restoration & Buffer Extension Project this fall. Recap of community improvement in CPRV, kudos to Social Events Committee for great gatherings and how you can help drive positive change.
Discover how the Mayflower Shoreline Buffer project enhances water quality and beauty in Colonial Place Riverview. Join us in creating a greener future.
Ensure Your Child’s Safety Heading Back to School: Follow Red Cross Tips – Bus, Car, Bike Safety, Emergency Prep, and First Aid. Drive cautiously near buses.
Get the inside scoop on Norfolk’s latest developments from the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office at our upcoming neighborhood event!
Join us for a Community Meeting to introduce Mark Talbot, the Norfolk Police Department’s new Chief of Police.
The Norfolk Community Services Board presented on the topic of homelessness in Norfolk and also took questions and comments from those in attendance.