In November of 2018, Diversity Fairs of Virginia (now called the Edwin Washington Society) took ownership of the Bulletin of the Loudoun County Historical Society, now called the Bulletin of Loudoun County History.
From 1957 to 1976, then from 1997 to 2001, then from 2004 to 2018, the periodical was the effort of the Loudoun County Historical Society, and took various forms. By agreement with the society Trustees, it also became the periodical of the Edwin Washington Society (in 2018 called DFV), which is a 501(c)(3). It is managed by an Editorial Committee, following guidance by the Society Board of Directors. We are deeply honored to own and manage this journal, which is non-partisan and dedicated to exploring Loudoun’s special history and its immediate environs in as professional a manner as possible. The Bulletin is also committed to incorporating articles on the history of Blacks and other minorities that had been underreported in the past, as well as being supportive of a diversified society. Copies are available on-line for free or in printed form on Amazon.
Additional information on the Bulletin will be posted on our Facebook Page. Please feel welcome to email the Editorial Committee at editors.
How to Purchase: If you want a hard copy, it is best to buy off of Amazon; but free copies have always been available off of our website. The Balch Library are also places copies on their shelves to read or buy.
Offices are at Douglass in Leesburg
Omnibus Index to the Bulletin (being edited)
2021 Video Study on Segregated Transportation in Loudoun County.
2019 Bulletin Edition
Older Issues: The Bulletin has also been reprinting some older issues that were published before the Edwin Washington Society (then DFV) took ownership. At present, they are only available for sale on Amazon..
- 2012 Edition
- 2011 Edition
- 2010 Edition
- 2008-2009 Edition
- 2007 Edition
- 2006 Edition
- 2005 Edition
- 2004 Edition
- 1997 Edition.
- 1957-1976 Editions
All material on this website is {c} by The Edwin Washington Dociety/ Editing began in 2018.
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