Winchester / Paris / Washington / DC / Alexandria / Washington / /
Company
Purcellville National Bank / Nichols Hardware / Contee Adams Seed Company / Tyler / /
Currency
cent / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
O Street The Hampton Hotel / Snickers Gap Turnpike / Nichol’s Hardware Store / Main Street Purcells Store / Thomas Balch Library / Livery Stable / Dillon Building / Smithsonian Museum of American History / Hardware Store / MILL AND WAREHOUSE AREA Purcellville Train Station The depot / Purcell’s Store / White Palace Restaurant / Hall Avenue / Emancipation Hall / TRAIN STATION / The White Palace / Hampton’s Hall / Hall Funeral Home / Hamptons Hall / Purcellville Skate Rink / Mill Restaurant / Livery Stable Now / Purcellville Train Station / Hampton Hotel / /
Holiday
Emancipation Day / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / agricultural tools / paint / bank block / bank / town electricity / bank building / /
NaturalFeature
Negro / Loudoun Valley / Catoctin Creek / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Bethany Methodist Church / 8th Virginia Volunteer Infantry / Douglas High School / Purcellville Preservation Association / Emancipation Association / Baptist Church / Loudoun Valley Community Center / Carver Center / white house / Carver School / Purcellville’s Grade School / Loudoun Valley High School / Lincoln High School / Emancipation Association of Loudoun / Smithsonian / Purcellville Prohibition and Evangelical Society / Union’s Army / /
Person
William Jennings Bryan / Mosby / Rebekah Dillon / Janice Rees / George B. McClellan / James Dillon / Samuel Purcell / Meredith Thomas / Burnside / Hooker / Meghan Cantrall / Nick Hampton / Richard Gillespie / Bethany Methodist / Young Joe Janney / TOM RANKIN / Paul McCray / Rodney Purcell / /
Position
speaker / visiting businessmen / General / Secretary of State / king / businessmen / local entrepreneur / storekeeper / /
Loudoun Valley Milling To the east of the station is Loudoun Valley Milling, now Magnolia’s at the Mill Restaurant. Originally owned by Smith and Hirst, the Mill was the anchor business of the town. In the early to