A Look Back at Braddock District, Fairfax County, Virginia

Item #181: Oak Hill Memories: Bernice Watt Montgomery

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Bernice Watt Montgomery lived the first ten years of her life at Oak Hill when it was a 50-acre working farm. Her grandfather had purchased the...

Item #180: Oak Hill Memories: Mary Grace Watt Pulley

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Mary Grace Watt Pulley lived the first seventeen years of her life at Oak Hill when it was a 50-acre working farm. Her grandfather had purchased the...

Item #179: Map: Braddock's Historic Sites

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This maps notes historic sites in the Braddock area from the eighteenth century to the present time.

Not all locations are geographically exact....

Item #178: Map: Area Transportation Networks--Roads and Railroads

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Braddock District is served by a mixture of modern and original transportation networks that date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. The document...

Item #177: Oral History: Rosemarie Schelling

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Rosemarie Schelling and her family moved to the Braddock District when her husband was stationed at the Pentagon during the 1960s. Their five children...

Item #176: Oral History: James Roland

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James Roland was born in northern Virginia. His parents had moved to the area from Tennessee after World War II because of the better job market. ...

Item #174: Oak Hill: Interior Views

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Oak Hill mansion, built in 1790, is the only remaining home of the three manor houses of the Fitzhugh dynasty built on the Ravensworth plantation....

Item #173: Map: Eighteenth Century Land Ownership

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This map of local land ownership in the eighteenth century in the Braddock District area shows the original buyer's name for each land patent or...

Item #172: Oral History: Dennis Howard

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Dennis Howard traces part of the history of African Americans in Fairfax County from the nineteenth century. He recreates the story of his own family...

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