Village of Bluemont Heritage

Where The Past Is Present

Bluemont Heritage was formed to preserve the historic buildings and the rich culture of our village. We strive to increase the public’s knowledge of life and work in an early American rural community.

Snickersville Academy was featured in the January 2024 Middleburg Life magazine. The article can be read here.

Click on the graphic below to learn more about the exhibit.

Preserving Over 270 Years of Bluemont History

The purpose of this website is to preserve the two and a half centuries of  Bluemont’s (formerly Snickersville)  history and to share the past life and times in the village in a digital form.

The Plaster Museum Of Bluemont Heritage is home to the collections we have acquired. We are always adding to the archives, and welcome any Bluemont information to be submitted to our Committee for preservation. Send us your information by clicking here.

Become A Member

$35 Individual Membership
$50 Family Membership
$100 Sustaining Membership

Member Benefits:

• Free copy of the book— ”From Snickersville to Bluemont”
• Preserving Bluemont’s historical legacy
• Invitation to special events

Click Here to Become a Member:

People

Learn about some of the people that helped Bluemont to become what it is today. Read about their struggles and challenges.

Places

Over a period of 270 years, Bluemont and it’s structures have come and gone. Some are still here today.

Pieces of Our Past

Events help to shape a rural village. Learn more about the events that made our village what it is today.

Four Centuries Of Bluemont’s Heritage

1748 George Washington surveying trip
1754 Bacon Fort established on the Turnpike
1757 Loudoun County founded
1776 Revolutionary War
1786 Snickers Gap Turnpike funded
1797 Clayton Hall built
1807 Snickers Gap village founded

Website Dedication