ONE DAY Historic & active Loudoun

Located in one of Loudoun County’s most historical areas sits Morven Park, the site of the world-renowned Morven Park International Equestrian Center and the almost 250-year-old Davis Mansion. Westmoreland Davis, former governor of Virginia from 1918-1922, lived here with his wife Marguerite Davis. Private tours of the Davis Mansion can be booked online outside of the months of January and February, and guests can expect to learn about the history of the house and its inhabitants through the tour. The Morven Park grounds are open every day of the year to the public.

The Museum of Hounds and Hunting is located in the north wing of the Davis Mansion. Open since 1985, it is dedicated to preserving the sport of fox hunting and showcases an array of artifacts and artwork depicting the sport.

Winmill Carriage Museum showcases 40 donated horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th and early 20th centuries, including a miniature road coach designed for the Barnum and Bailey Circus and another carriage showcased in the 1956 film “The Swan."

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The Thomas Balch Library is a designated Underground Railroad research site. The library contains over 32,000 books, maps, newspapers, government records and manuscripts about the history of Leesburg and Loudoun County. The Thomas Balch Library offers group tours, history classes, and numerous exhibits. 

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