Not far from our nation’s capital, traffic-packed streets narrow to country lanes and polo ponies become more readily spotted than cars. Welcome to Middleburg, Virginia, a small town shaped by history, horses, viticulture, and enduring hospitality. The original stone fireplace, dating to 1728, has pride of place in The Red Fox Inn & Tavern. Its blazing fires have warmed many notable figures through the years, from Civil War generals to presidential hopefuls. An assemblage of American and European furniture mingles with a silver tea service and antique rugs at the Middleburg Antique Emporium. Dinnerware collectors will find a wonderful array, from Minton and Wedgwood china to Roseville pottery and majolica. (Read more.)
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Monday, October 29, 2018
Hunt Country
Old Virginia. From Victoria:


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