The Bulletin of the Historical Society of Loudoun County, Virginia has been owned by Diversity Fairs of Virginia (DFV) since 2018, and is now published as the Bulletin of Loudoun County History.

The 1957-1976 Editions are available for sale on Amazon. In 2021, all articles will be scanned and then posted on this website for general distribution.

Articles in the combined volume are:

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Officers of the Society 1996-1997,  1998	v
Table of Illustrations	ix
Preface	xi
Introductions
Foreword	xv
Introduction by Ambassador George C. McGhee.	xvii
Introducing the Bulletin in 1958	xix
Loudoun County Pioneers
The First Churches in Loudoun County, by Nan Lin Kincaid	3
A History of the Society of Friends in Loudoun, by Asa Moore Janney	15
Early Loudoun Water Mills, by Helen Hirst Marsh	29
Thomson Mason of Raspberry Plain, Letter of  “A British American” Introduction by John G.  Lewis	35
Establishing the Town in Loudoun County, by Penelope M. Osburn	71
Loudoun County Between the Wars
The Post Offices of Loudoun, by Andrew A. Rowberg and Marie C. Rowberg	79
Thomas Jefferson and the Ketocton Baptist Association, by Unknown	93
A Hometown newspaper: “The True American,” by Penelope M. Osburn	97
Hometown Banking: The Loudoun Company, by Helen Hirst March	111
Tales of Old Virginia, by Joseph V. Nichols	117
Philip St. George Cooke of Loudoun, Commander of the Mormon Battalion, by Wilbur C. Hall	121
Loudoun County and the Civil War
Economics of Slavery and the Coming of the Civil War, by Professor George G. Hall	131
The Battle of Ball’s Bluff, Memories of Colonel  E.V. White	143
Centennial Ceremony Commemorating the Battle of Ball’s Bluff, October 21, 1961	157
The Loudoun Guards – A Muster Roll, Company C, 17th Regiment Va., Infantry, CSA	181
The Skirmish at Mile Hill, by Col. A. B. Johnson, US Army, Retired	187
“The Comanches” in Action.  35th Battalion, Va/. Cavalry, CSA, by John Divine.	191
Passage of the Armies Through Loudoun: 1861-1865, by John Devine	195
The Confederate Monument in Leesburg	215
A Memory of John Devine	221
Historic Properties in Loudoun County
Exeter Plantation: Its History and Architecture, by Penelope M. Osburn	225
Coton Manor of the Ages, by John G. Lewis
Commentary
A Bequest from James Monroe, by Professor Edwin H. Cady	269
Appendices
A Memory of Huntington Harris	281
Officers, Directors and Members of the Society	283
Post Offices boxes in Loudoun, 1960	295
Index of Names	297
Index of Subjects	321
Index of Localities	332
Illustrations
Federal Troops at Edwards’ Ferry	194
Confederate Monument in Leesburg	219
John Devine	221
Exeter Planation	227-237
Coton Manor	247-263
Portrait of James Monroe	277
Huntington Harris	281