Named after owner Charles Mercer's Scottish ancestral home Aldie Castle, Aldie Mill survives as one of the best outfitted early mills in Virginia. The mill ...
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The Ball's Bluff preserves the site of the Battle of Ball's Bluff, Loudoun County's largest Civil War engagement. The battle was a result of a ...
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Located in the Front Royal Historic District, Balthis House is a rare surviving example of its type in Front Royal. Local history holds that the ...
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Visitors to Belle Boyd Cottage, the Civil War home of Confederate spy Belle Boyd will learn about Belle and her contemporaries. The Cottage is operated ...
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Belle Grove is an 18th-century grain and livestock farm which was the center of the decisive battle Battle of Cedar Creek during the Civil War. ...
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The Burwell-Morgan Mill, established in 1785, is the oldest operable merchant mill in the Shenandoah Valley. The mill operated 24/7, processing more than 60,000 bushels ...
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Dodona Manor is the former home of General George C. Marshall, one of the most significant and influential individuals of the 20th century. Dodona Manor ...
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Frederick County Maryland is less than one hour from Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and nearby Gettysburg, Antietam, and Harpers Ferry. Discover the many attractions, historic sites, ...
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Harpers Ferry is at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, as well as the states of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. Visiting this ...
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Herndon is the third largest town in Virginia and was named after William Lewis Herndon, the heroic sea captain of the S.S. Central America. The ...
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One of Virginia's most vibrant and attractive ...
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Established in 1787 by Revolutionary War Lieutenant Colonel and Virginia statesman, Levin Powell, Middleburg a staging point for weary travelers along the Ashby Gap Road. ...
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Dunker Church lies on the grounds of the Battle of Antietam, and is noted as a place of peace amidst the horrific bloodshed. The Church, ...
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Fort Loudoun is the site of George Washington's regimental headquarters during the French and Indian War. It was unmatched in size along the colonial Virginia ...
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The Handley Library Opened in 1913 and is probably the best example of Beaux-Arts architecture in Virginia. It features a three story rotunda, interior stained-glass ...
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Harpers Ferry is at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, as well as the states of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. Visiting this ...
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Begun in the early 1770s, Shepherdstown is now a vibrant, old town community on the Potomac River. The National Register of Historic Places has most ...
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The historic 1819 Ivy Lodge building houses the museum of the Warren Heritage Society. Permanent and temporary exhibit halls show local history. Information on museum ...
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The Kernstown Battlefield contains the core ...
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Located at the foot of the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains just sixty miles from Washington D.C., Historic Long Branch is one of the most historic ...
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Named after owner Charles Mercer's Scottish ancestral home Aldie Castle, Aldie Mill survives as one of the best outfitted early mills in Virginia. The mill ...
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The Utica Mills, Loy's Station, and Roddy Road covered bridiges are three of only eight remaining covered bridges in Maryland. Over 52 such structures once ...
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The Morven estate lies on 1200 acres just west of historic Leesburg, providing the perfect setting for an equestrian center, the Museum of Hounds and ...
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The Morven estate lies on 1200 acres just west of historic Leesburg, providing the perfect setting for an equestrian center, the Museum of Hounds and ...
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Mount Hebron Cemetery adjoins four burying grounds within a common enclosure. In 1844, a charter was granted "to establish a public cemetery" on the grounds ...
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Constructed in 1886, Mountain Gap School was Loudoun County's last operational one-room school when it closed in 1953. It survives as the sole remnant of ...
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Located in a small historic town in the foothills of the beautiful Catoctin Mountains. This was the home of Mother Seton from 1809 until her ...
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The oldest school building in Loudoun County, the Oakdale School House is a charming symbol of Lincoln's history. Built by the Quakers of Goose Creek ...
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Built in 1876 by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and desgined by American architect E. Francis Baldwin, the Point of Rocks Passenger Station remains one ...
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Founded in 1733 by a Quaker from Pennsylvania, Waterford lies around Catoctin Creek and contains many buildings built before 1840. The village is listed as ...
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