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Hamilton

Town of Hamilton, Virginia, in Loudoun County

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The quaint town of Hamilton, located between Leesburg and Purcellville in western Loudoun County, was first settled in the 1730’s. Like many towns, it took its’ name from the original shop owner there, and was known as Hamilton Store until officially named in 1835. (That’s when Hamilton got it’s post office, as well.)

As a stop on the Washington and Old Dominion Rail line (which is now a hiking/biking/walking trail), Hamilton was a favorite weekend getaway spot for city folks fleeing the heat. Back in the day, there was a 1.5 mile boardwalk through the town and a dance hall. In the late 1800’s Hamilton was Loudoun’s second largest town. Unfortunately, a large fire in 1926 consumed much of the town’s commercial buildings and tourism to the town never recuperated. Now, Hamilton is a thriving residential community with a population of slightly more than 700 people.

Homes in Hamilton range from beautiful Victorians along the main street, to cozy established neighborhoods.  Several new construction communities have popped up in recent years on the outskirts of town, including Rose Hill Estates and Heather Knolls, taking advantage of the scenic views and providing more acreage.


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