14 entries match your criteria. Virginia, Historic Occoquan Historical MarkersEach of the markers features a location or person important to Occoquan’s history. They are all within easy walking distance of each other. By Kevin White, September 6, 2007 Rockledge Marker GEOGRAPHIC SORT1► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — "Rockledge" — On Mill Street, on the left when traveling west. 2► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — 1804 Boundary Stone — Near Poplar Lane. 3► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — 1804 Occoquan Town Plat — On Poplar Lane, on the right when traveling east. 4► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Commerce Street — On Commerce Street, on the left when traveling east. 5► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Ebenezer Baptist Church — On Commerce Street at Washington Street (County Route 253), on the right when traveling west on Commerce Street. 6► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Ellicott’s Mill — On Mill Street, on the right when traveling west. 7► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Methodist Church — On Mill Street, on the left when traveling west. 8► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Mill Street — On Mill Street, on the left when traveling west. 9► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Occoquan River Bridges — On Mill Street, on the right when traveling west. 10► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Occoquan Wharves — On Poplar Lane, on the right when traveling west. 11► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Odd Fellows Hall — On Commerce Street, on the right when traveling east. 12► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Ogle Harris’ Store — On Washington Street, on the left when traveling north. 13► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — Old Hammill Hotel — On Commerce Street, on the left when traveling east. 14► Virginia (Prince William County), Occoquan — The Dogue Indians — On Mill Street, on the right when traveling west.
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