Travel Through History: The Village of Bluemont Photo Gallery by Mosby Heritage Area Association at pbase.com

Travel Through History: The Village of Bluemont

Bluemont's name was specifically chosen to describe the essence of the countryside around the village; a name to entice Washingtonians to by-pass the many villages to its east and spend their summers in this hamlet nestled among the pines along the Blue Ridge.

Pictures in this gallery were taken by J Riley Stewart within the town, and along Snickersville Turnpike, Yellow Schoolhouse Road, Williams Gap Road, Foggy Bottom Road, and Ebenezer Church Road, near Bluemont.

You can read an historical narrative about Bluemont, which was originally named Snickersville, at http://www.mosbyheritagearea.org/news.html (or see the June-July 2012 Newsletter).

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All images copyright J Riley Stewart, 2010-2012
Visit my web site at https://jrileystewart.com

Bluemont, Rainy Morning	Clayton Hall, Bluemont	E.E. Lake General Store, Bluemont	Bluemont Country Store
Welcome Sign	Bluemont Community Center	United Methodist Church, Bluemont	Bluemont Pasture
Along Foggy Bottom Road.	Field of Buttercups	Lifting Clouds, Bluemont	Little Yellow Schoolhouse, near Bluemont
Walk Through the Vines, Bluemont Vineyard	Autumn Storm, Loudoun Valley

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