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Explore History Through Books

August 26, 2026 by Elizabeth McFadden

As we celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, we’re grateful to our friends at the Loudoun County Public Library for putting together a wonderful collection of books to help readers explore Virginia’s history, traditions, and rural heritage.

The reading list features something for everyone! From books about Virginia’s role in the American Revolution to stories of traditional trades and heritage crafts, and the people and communities who helped shape our region and our nation.

Whether you’re looking to deepen your knowledge of the Revolutionary era, discover the history behind traditional crafts, or share a historical story with a young reader, this collection offers a great place to start.

Thank you to Loudoun County Public Library for being such a wonderful resource for our community to discover and connect with history through books!

Looking for books specifically focused on Waterford’s history? Visit the Waterford Foundation Online Shop to explore publications about Waterford’s people, buildings, landscapes, and remarkable history.

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