Loudoun Sheriff's investigators released this sketch of a suspect in the July 8 robbery of the Round Hill Mini-Mart.

Photo: Courtesy of the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office

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The Town of Round Hill was recently named a historic district on the Virginia Landmarks Register. Now, the town government has nominated it for listing on the National Register of Historic Places.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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The Kuhlman-Bladwin House, 30 W. Loudoun Street.

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Detail work at the front of the James Copeland House, 22 Main Street.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Ford's Store, which is now Town Hall.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Mt. Clavary Episcapal Shurch, 16 E. Loudoun Street.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Guilford Gregg's Store and the towns first Post Office, #20 East Loudoun Street.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Mt Zion Baptist Church, 28 Main Street.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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This was the Farmer Store and Bank, 20 Main Street.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Maral S. Kalbian, LLC, Architectural Historian, Historic Preservation Consultant standing in front of the Kuhlman-Baldwin House, 30 W. Loudoun Street.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Stoneleigh Golf & Country Club in Round Hill hosted a sold-out Brunch with Santa on Dec. 7 where kids from all over the Loudoun shared their secret wish-list.

Photo: Meredith Thomas

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Mattie Lassiter, president of Friends of Carver Center.

Photo: Rich Lipski, Washington Post

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Students of the former George Washington Carver Elementary School in Purcellville have restored the building. The Carver Center now functions as a senior center.

Photo: Rich Lipski, Washington Post

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Mattie Lassiter, president of Friends of Carver Center, stands next to some photos and drawings that illustrate the conversion of Carver School into the Carver Center in Purcellville.

Photo: Rich Lipski, Washington Post

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Joy Dix, a member of the Loudoun Travelers, was at the bluegrass jam Friday night.

Photo: Giuliana Nakashima, Washington Post

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Junior Quesenberry, of Lucketts, plays the fiddle during the jam at the Round Hill Arts Center.

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Many of the musicians played several different instruments thoughout the evening jam session.

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This attendee spun yarn while listening to the musicians jam.

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Wallace D. Johnson, who owns the building, observes some of the prep work being done so that the jam session can go on.

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Cindi McKenzie plays the bodhran during the Celtic jam session.

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