Commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution in Prince William County

As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we recognize that Prince William County citizens played a major role in the fight for American independence 250 years ago. The Revolutionary War profoundly shaped the lives of all residents — from bold political leaders and battlefield soldiers to average citizens of every race, gender, and economic status. To honor this historic milestone Prince William Historic Preservation is excited to host a series of events and release exclusive Prince William County VA250 gear!
Visit Us at Ben Lomond Historic Site, Brentsville Courthouse Historic Centre, Rippon Lodge Historic Site to get your PWC VA250 gear and support local history!
Commemorative T-Shirts: $15 +tax
Collectible Pins: $3 +tax
Commemorative Ornaments: $20 +tax
Want to dive deeper into our county's role in the American Revolution? Attend an upcoming Prince William County VA250 event!
July 20: Museum Family Monday at Rippon Lodge July 20
Bring the family to explore history through fun, historic games and activities at Rippon Lodge Historic Site. Programs include outdoor and indoor experiences. Get tickets for Museum Family Monday.
August 8: Revolutionary War Memorial Dedication and Tavern Night
Take a sip of history while learning about Williams Ordinary, a historic tavern in Dumfries. Enjoy period music, meet costumed reenactors, and try your hand at 18th century games as you explore this local landmark. This year guests will be able to visit the new Revolutionary War memorial located behind Williams Ordinary, which honors Prince William County's role in America's fight for independence
October 24: Road to Victory at Rippon Lodge
Rippon Lodge Historic Site welcomes all to experience a day full of colonial living history demonstrations focused on the Revolutionary War.
November 14: Revolution on the Road Bus Tour
In commemoration of the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution, join us for a trip along the old King’s Highway to learn about the role Prince William County played in the founding of our country 250 years ago!
Visit the official Virginia 250 Prince William County Website to find local events, historical facts and upcoming celebrations.