Virginia Moves Forward to Make James Monroe's Oak Hill State Park
The General Assembly voted on Monday to accept the 1,250-acre Loudoun County estate of President James Monroe as a state park. This effort aims to preserve Oak Hill Farm, which is the last home of former President James Monroe in Aldie. The property embodies much of the nation's early history.
PoliticsPublished Oct 12, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 13, 10:16 AM
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- Lynchburg News and AdvanceOct 12, 12:00 AM