Past and Present In Leesburg

The trail in this vicinity by Leesburg Today.
The Loudoun Museum
click A Walking Tour
click Old Town Leesburg
click What It Is Like To Live In Leesburg
click George C. Marshall house

Leesburg on W&OD

Equestrian

Wildlife

Harrison House, 200 block of N. King Street. Confederate Generals Lee, Stuart and Jackson met here a few days before the Battle of Antietam, Sept. 1862. For students of this war, this meeting was poignant because Jackson would be killed by accident by his own men in May, 1863.

Old Houses

Biking

African- American Sites

Walking

In-Line Skating

Parking

Commuting

Civil War

Camping

Trestles

Museums

Civil War Sites, Western Part of Trail

Running

Walking Tour

Water Fountains

Train Stations

Leesburg Station, built 1887, destroyed in a fire, 1969. Photographed by H. H. Harwood, Jr. in 1951. Built when the Richmond & Danville Railroad controlled the W&OD, it strongly resembled the stations in East Falls Church, Clifton and Gainesville, all of which were also built by the Richmond & Danville. Source: Virginia Railway Depots by Donald R. Traser.

Concerned Citizens About Leesburg's Future

Photographic tour of Movren Park

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