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From the Vault: Toys in the Loudoun Museum Collection
In modern times, gift giving has become a major part of winter holidays and for many, especially children, is one of the most exciting traditions of the season. Generations of children in Loudoun County have been delighted by receiving holiday gifts. Toys have always been a popular gift item. Just like today, these toys ranged from the latest technology to homemade heirlooms. We’re lucky enough to have a variety of historical toys in our collection and happy to share some of
LM
Dec 19, 20257 min read


Loudoun’s Odd Fellows: Finding Fellowship and Purpose
If you have ever attended an event at the Loudoun Museum, chances are you sat upstairs in the gracious, high-ceilinged Odd Fellows Hall. You might even have noticed the sign in the corner that reads, “Loudoun Lodge No. 26, I.O.O.F. Meets Every Friday, 8 pm.” The museum holds about a dozen artifacts relating to this Lodge, which was active from 1845 to about 2010. [1] The Lodge met in this room until 1981, when it sold the building to the Town of Leesburg for the nominal pric
Caroline O’Connell
Nov 23, 20258 min read


Loudoun Museum Featured in Forbes magazine
Travel writer John Oseid spent some time at Loudoun Museum this fall. It was a pleasure to host him and he clearly enjoyed the experience, noting: "As befits a town whose historic core was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Loudoun Museum is a great place to start in Leesburg. As fine a small regional or civic museum as you’ll find anywhere, its two floors are worth a good 90 minutes for those who truly like to delve deeply into museum exhibitions." Rea
Loudoun Museum
Nov 10, 20251 min read


From Concept to Creation: Interview with Claudia Rivera
In the museum’s exhibit, Lafayette and Loudoun: Lafayette’s Visit and Legacy , we have featured a variety of artifacts exploring his legacy and Lafayette is celebrated today. Among the artifacts are three pieces: a purse, a denim jacket, and a pair of shoes, featuring history-inspired portraits and motifs. These are the works of artist Claudia Rivera known professionally as Loca Lola. Rivera is a local self-taught artist of Puerto Rican descent who graduated from Loudoun Vall
Loudoun Museum
Oct 7, 20255 min read
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