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Dranesville is a census-designated
place (CDP) in
Fairfax County, Virginia,
United States.
Dranesville is
located on the
Leesburg Pike (State
Route 7)...
- 9″W / 38.995472°N 77.337194°W / 38.995472; -77.337194 The
Battle of
Dranesville was a
small battle during the
American Civil War that took
place between...
- The
Dranesville Tavern that was
located in
Dranesville,
Virginia dates from 1850. It was
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 1972. The...
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elected members are
chosen from each
magisterial district (Braddock,
Dranesville, Franconia,
Hunter Mill, Mason,
Mount Vernon, Providence, Springfield...
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Fairfax County as part of a
Greater Herndon region,[discuss]
including Dranesville, Floris,
Franklin Farm, McNair, and Oak Hill. The
early settlement was...
- The
Second Battle of
Dranesville, also
known as the
Ambush at Anker's Shop, was a
small cavalry skirmish that took
place between Confederate forces under...
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ordered Brigadier General George A.
McCall to
march his
division to
Dranesville, Virginia,
twelve miles southeast of Leesburg, in
order to
discover the...
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movement by Brig. Gen.
George A. McCall's
division of 13,000 men
toward Dranesville the day before,
would encourage a
Confederate withdrawal from the area...
- members, one from each of the
magisterial districts of Centreville,
Dranesville,
Falls Church, Lee,
Mount Vernon and Providence, with the
chairman elected...
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Confederates and
Texas Rangers retreat.
December 20, 1861
Battle of
Dranesville Virginia C
Union Union defeats Confederate forces under J.E.B. Stuart...
