Sam Rogers, Dick Rogers and Joe Rogers, Jr. in front of Loudoun County Milling in Hamilton.

Photo: Eugene Scheel

Tagged: family, Hamilton, history, Loudoun County Milling

Larry Moison and Jackie Moison holding Gadsden Rattlesnake Flag at house in Hamilton.

Photo: Eugene Scheel

Tagged: Hamilton, history

No Parking signs circle the gravel parking area at Hamilton Community Park.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: Hamilton, Hamilton Town Council, parking lot, parks

Heather Dyson of Hamilton, plays with her son Spencer in Hamilton Community Park.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: Hamilton, Hamilton Town Council, parking lot, parks

Sam Kosin of Ashburn, helps her son Reed, 4, on a rope swing at Hamilton Community Park.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: Hamilton, Hamilton Town Council, parking lot, parks

Heather Felt of Purcellville, swings with her children Ewan, 14 months, and Joseph, 4, at Hamilton Community Park.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: Hamilton, Hamilton Town Council, parking lot, parks

A sign explains the Hamilton Community Park's rules.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: Hamilton, Hamilton Town Council, parking lot, parks

Harmony Intermediate's band, directed by Paul Shoremont, during the annual Festival of High Schools Bands and Orchestras at Stone High School in Ashburn.

Photo: Juana Arias, Washington Post

Tagged: arts, entertainment, Hamilton, Harmony Intermediate, performance, Stone Bridge High School

Eighth and 9th grade band members from Harmony Intermediate in Hamilton perform during the annual Festival of High Schools Bands and Orchestras at Stone Bridge High School in Ashburn.

Photo: Juana Arias, Washington Post

Tagged: arts, entertainment, Hamilton, Harmony Intermediate, performance, Stone Bridge High School

Lesli Francis owns three goats on her 3.5-acre property in Hamilton. Although her land is zoned for agricultural rural use, she is in violation of the Loudoun County zoning regulation which says livestock can only be kept on properties that are at least 5 acres.

Photo: John McDonnell, Washington Post

Tagged: agriculture, animals, Hamilton

Lesli Francis owns three goats on her 3.5-acre property in Hamilton. Although her land is zoned for agricultural rural use, she is in violation of the Loudoun County zoning regulation which says livestock can only be kept on properties that are at least 5 acres.

Photo: John McDonnell, Washington Post

Tagged: agriculture, animals, Hamilton

Lesli Francis and her son Tagg with the three goats they keep on their property at their home in Hamilton. Francis's land is zoned for agricultural purposes, but she is still in violation of a Loudoun County zoning regulation which says livestock can only be kept on properties that are at least 5 acres.

Photo: John McDonnell, Washington Post

Tagged: agriculture, animals, Hamilton

Lesli Francis's daughter Leila stands still as her goat, Klaire nuzzles her.

Photo: John McDonnell, Washington Post

Tagged: agriculture, animals, Hamilton

Two of the Francis's three goats, Klaire and Loaisa.

Photo: John McDonnell, Washington Post

Tagged: agriculture, animals, Hamilton

William Henry Brown's furniture-making shop of the 1880s, near Hamilton.

Photo: Eugene Scheel

Tagged: Hamilton, opinions

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