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| � Home |
| � In The Civil War |
| � Civil War Sites Along Trail |
| � Biking |
| � Remembering The Railroad |
| � Parking |
| � Running |
| � What's New? |
| � Maps |
| � Walking |
| � In-Line Skating |
| � Old Towns On It |
| � Nature Centers and Museums |
| � Masonry Culverts and Trestles |
| � Railroad Photos |
| � Old Houses |
| � African-American Sites |
| � Equestrian |
| � Wildlife |
| � Bike Commuting |
| � Camping |
| � List of Photos Of It In Libraries |
| � Railroad Suburbs |
| � Water Fountains |
| � Barns |
| � Train Stations |
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Self-Guided Tours of Towns On Trail |
| � Barcroft |
| � Falls Church |
| � Dunn Loring |
| � Vienna |
| � Herndon |
| � Ashburn |
| � Leesburg |
| � Waterford |
| � Hamilton |
| � Purcellville |
| � Round Hill |
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| Old Towns |
| Barcroft |
| Falls Church |
| Dunn Loring |
| Vienna |
| Reston |
| Herndon |
| Sterling |
| Ashburn |
| Leesburg |
| Waterford |
| Hamilton |
| Purcellville |
| Round Hill |
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Click on area of interest. This feature is under construction.
Buildings, above, keyed to numbers: 1.) house hit by cannonball, 1861;
2.) headquarters of Confederate General Longstreet, 1861;
3.) The Falls Church, used by Union cavalry;
4.) Vienna: a.) Freeman House, Union brigade hospital, open for tours on weekend afternoons, except during January and February. b.) Also in Vienna: a star-shaped earthern fort with historical marker, 1 block west on Ayr Hill Rd (at station), right 1 block north on Center. c.) Also in Vienna: train station itself, although now modified, served as the terminal depot during the war;
5.) house used as hospital briefly by Union cavalry;
6.) Kitty's Kitchen, meeting spot of Union officers. More on Kitty Kitchen Hanna
| More On This Railroad in The Civil War |
| In The Civil War -- Western Half |
| This Railroad In The Civil War |
| Civil War Sites Along The Trail |
| More on The Eastern Half Of W&OD |
| Bike Commuting -- map above |
| Train Stations -- on map above |
| Parking Lots -- on map above |
| Water Fountains -- on map above |
Related Sites
Confederates In The Attic when Civil War re-enacting goes too far.
This page was last modified July 3, 2001
