Leesburg plans to make the 13-acre property available to the public. It has been owned by the Cook family since the 1890’s
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LEESBURG, Va. — A Northern Virginia town is paying up to preserve one of its most historic plots of land, a 13-acre property that was used as a home for more than 200 years.
Last month, the Leesburg Town Council approved contracts to purchase Rock Spring Farm, a property that’s been owned by the Cook family since the 1890’s.
John Cook’s family has lived on the property for generations until his mother’s death
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