Raiders and Rangers

Loudoun Rangers Defeated at Waterford, Virginia

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Discussion at cemetery: Charles Poland, John and E.B.		Freedmen's School

Lecture on street, Waterford	Samuel Means lost his mill and home in Waterford because he fought the Confederacy
		After their surrender at Waterford Church, the Loudoun Rangers were paroled. Later they suffered heavy losses near Leesburg. In 1864, the Loudoun Rangers were disbanded and incorporated into the regular Union Army. Waterford is a nice place to visit.
Samuel Means' House, Waterford	The Arch House

Photos taken by Linda Walcroft, October 2003

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