This survey project near Round Hill, Virginia was conducted in 2012 with the William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research in anticipation of road improvements. Hanbury Preservation Consulting completed the architectural survey, updating the records of two previously surveyed resources, recording two new resources at the reconnaissance level, and assessing their eligibility for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. One of the resources was Ketoctin Baptist Church, a Greek Revival Church constructed in 1854, and its associated cemetery.