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Historic Districts

Goose Creek Association supports and sponsors historic districts in the Goose Creek watershed of Fauquier and Loudoun Counties.  Historic districts are determined by county, state and federal agencies upon submission of detailed applications typically prepared by professional architectural historians, with public meetings and review.  See National Register of Historic Places and Virginia Landmarks Review Process at  www.dhr.Virginia.gov.  Historic district status publically acknowledges the important contribution to our history, culture and landscape of areas containing significant contributing structures and features worthy of preservation.

Private owners of contributing structures may apply for grants and tax credits for qualifying preservation work.  Typically, owners are not required to do anything to their property in an historic district.  However, there may be a government review prior to public funding of a project that could impact a registered historic district (e.g., public construction that could impact property within an historic district).

The Goose Creek Association has sponsored the following historic districts:

  • Beaverdam Creek Historic Roadways District (https://www.loudoun.gov/index.aspx?nid=2370)
  • Cromwells Run Rural Historic District
  • Little River Rural Historic District
  • Crooked Run Valley Historic District – 2004 GCA sponsors Crooked Run Valley Historic District

 

Piedmont Environmental Council (PEC) Map of historic districts in Fauquier and Loudoun Counties.Historic Districts

 

 

 

Also for Download

The Rural Road Network of Loudoun County
A Proposal for Maintenance
August 27, 2013
Prepared and Submitted by:
Loudoun County Preservation and Conservation Coalition
Rural Roads Committee

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