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Bluemont

Somnolent in the foothills of the Blue Ridge, Bluemont, founded as Snickersville in 1824, was once a tiny resort town for diplomats and the DC residents, last stop on the W&OD railway, which brought weekenders out for fresh mountain air. While the train went away in 1939, the town is still thriving. Today, its wineries, breweries, hiking trails, annual fair and fieldstone and Victorian homes draw discerning tourists and prosperous new residents.

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Snickersville Turnpike Historical Marker

Snickersville Rebrand

The original town name (Snickersville) was deemed too unattractive to appeal to tourists.

Blue Ridge Inn

Blue Ridge Inn

Opened by White House Chef Jules Demonet, the Inn was destroyed by fire in the 1910s.

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