Photos: Purcellville Celebrates Heritage Day

By LoudounExtra.com staff
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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Purcellville's Heritage Day Celebration
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During Saturday's Heritage celebration in Purcellville, the Blue Ridge Thunder cloggers peformed for the audience. (Rich Lipski)
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The Blue Ridge Thunder Cloggers put on a show during Saturday's Heritage Day celebration in Purcellville. (Rich Lipski)
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The Raymond Riley Loudoun Travelers, a local blue grass group, play for the crowds at Heritage Day in Purcellville. (Rich Lipski)
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Spectators at Purcellville's Heritage Day enjoy a show put on by the Blue Ridge Thunder Cloggers. (Rich Lipski)
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The Blue Ridge Thunder Cloggers perform for the crowd at Purcellville's Heritage Day celebration. (Rich Lipski)
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Barry Pekin and his sons, Justin, 1, and Charlie, 7, enjoy the entertainment during Saturday's Heritage Day celebration in Purcellville. (Rich Lipski)
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During the pie baking contest, judge Sherron Gladden, principal of Harmony Intermediate School, samples the chocolate peanut butter pie. The contest was one of many events during Purcellville's Heritage Day celebration. (Rich Lipski)
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Ten-year-old Bernice Pull, of Purcellville, gets sprayed with water from a balloon. She participated in the water fun booth for her youth group during Satruday's Purcellville Heritage Day celebration. (Rich Lipski)
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The town of Purcellville celebrated its annual Heritage Day on Saturday. This year, however, the celebration had a special focus on the town's centennial. Purcellville was incorporated as a town on March 14, 1908.
The celebration, put on by the Purcellville Preservation Association, featured a walking tour of the town, a short film and oral history of the town called "The Stories Behind the Story of Purcellville," which ran throughout the day at the Purcellville train station.
The featured entertainment included the music of local blue grass group, the Raymond Riley Loudoun Travelers, a performance by the Blue Ridge Thunder Cloggers and a pie baking contest.
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