The Loudoun Cemetery Conservancy is helping historic cemeteries develop long-term preservation plans. Through detailed mapping, photography and recordkeeping, the pilot program aims to protect these important pieces of Loudoun County’s
The Loudoun Cemetery Conservancy and Bob Jolley, archaeologist from the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, meet to discuss future collaborations to help cemeteries throughout Loudoun County with their preservation programs.
Efforts to better protect Loudoun’s historic burial grounds continue to advance with the Loudoun Cemetery Conservancy bringing additional resources to trustees and caretakers. The nonprofit’s annual meeting on Nov. 7
Loudoun County has over two hundred heritage cemeteries including graves of African Americans enslaved and free, Veterans from the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Civil War, as well
The February 22nd training course took place at Ketoctin Baptist Church in Purcellville. The cemetery preservation discussions were led by Howard Wellman of Wellman Conservation, Seth Schiever at Davey’s Landscaping
