Brentsville pride on the House floor! So proud to introduce the Brentsville Civic Association on the House floor—true champions for our community. Thank you for your devotion to community civic engagement. Your dedication inspires us all. Welcome to the Capitol! #Brentsville

In this week’s historical marker, we’re near the relatively new intersection of Route 234 and Prince William Parkway. The original roadbed and tavern site are gone, as a result of when the 234 by-pass was first constructed. #pwchistory #brentsville #manassas #thomasjefferson

Serving as an artillery instructor in Richmond, he was then commissioned as an artillery officer. Serving in Jackson’s Corps under Ewell, he participated in battles including First Winchester, Cedar Mountain, Antietam, and Fredericksburg. #pwchistory #brentsville #princewilliamcounty #boymajor

In this week’s look at monuments, we are near Brentsville, at the once home of the “Boy Major” Joseph Latimer. He was 17 and in his second year at VMI when the Civil War erupted. #pwchistory #brentsville #princewilliamcounty #boymajor