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- Action at Mount Zion Church
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- Ball's Bluff Battlefield and National Cemetery
- Battle of Aldie
- Battle of Ball's Bluff
- Battle of Dranesville
- Battle of Harpers Ferry
- Battle of Loudoun Heights
- Battle of Middleburg
- Battle of Mile Hill
- Battle of Unison
- Battle of Upperville
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- Elijah V. White
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- Fort Beauregard (Virginia)
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- George's Schoolhouse Raid
- Harmony Skirmish
- Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
- Heaton's Crossroads
- John Janney
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- Loudoun County in the American Civil War
- Loudoun Rangers
- Robert H. Chilton
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- Second Battle of Dranesville
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