Slavery likely began in Loudoun in the early 1720’s. Slaves lived in poor quarters, and many of the structures that housed slaves had fallen into disrepair before the end of the 19th century. Today, the Arcola slave quarters is one of the few remaining reminders of Loudoun’s African American antebellum history.
The building is thought to [...]

The Franklin Park Performing and Visual Arts Center is Western Loudoun County’s premiere venue for music, art, dance and theatre. Built on the site of of an old dairy barn, our hall uses a blend of traditional post and beam construction and modern amenities to create the most intimate entertainment experience possible.
Location: 36441 Blueridge View [...]

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 in 1815, the schoolroom has been furnished and equipped with everything from school benches to slates to the books that were used in the year 1818. Most of the children [...]