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150th Anniversary of Lanesville Occup...
The Lanesville Historic District in Claude Moore Park was occupied by First Corps of the Army of... more
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Leesburg – Where Art a...
As one of Virginia’s most charming to...
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Loudoun history is American history. Lose yourself in the fascinating tales of those who have called this scenic locale home.
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Take in a Summer to Remember
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Get Lost in Loudoun: Haunted Hunt
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Get Lost in Loudoun: Hunting the Gray Ghost
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Video Extras: The Battle of Ball's Bluff
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Historic White's Ferry
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Waterford Fair
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Waterford Fair
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The Red Fox Inn
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Philomont General Store
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Oatlands Historic House and Gardens
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Mt. Zion Old School Baptist Church
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John S. Mosby, The "Gray Ghost" of the Confederacy
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John S. Mosby, The "Gray Ghost" of the Confederacy
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Heritage Farm Museum
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Loudoun Heritage Trailer
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George C. Marshall's Dodona Manor
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Ball's Bluff Civil War Battlefield
Heritage
Our history is America’s history. Lose yourself in the fascinating tales of those who have become a part of Loudoun’s historic tapestry.
John Mosby, Jackie Kennedy, George C. Marshall, and F. Scott Fitzgerald are just a few who lived and visited our historic place. Discover charming towns that are centuries-old -- including circa-1758 Leesburg and Middleburg, the capital of horse country. Explore heritage areas and civil war battlefields, and the last cable-operated ferry on the East Coast. Loudoun also is at the heart of The Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area -- a 175-mile corridor between Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and Jefferson’s Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia. Gain a new appreciation for the historical and cultural significance of Loudoun County.
