What do homes cost in historic Occoquan?

 - Photo courtesy of Russell Poe
- Photo courtesy of Russell Poe
In 1758 when John Bellendie built his dwelling, "Rockledge", at Occoquan, the town began to prosper. By 1765 it was a flourishing industrial settlement with grist mills, foundry and tobacco warehouses. "Rockledge" and a portion of Merchants (Grist) Mill still stand at the west end of Mill Street. Occoquan, a strategic point on the river, saw skirmishes during the Civil War. Gen. Wade Hampton headquartered here in 1862 at the Hammill Hotel. The building still stands at the corner of Union and Commerce Streets.  - Prince William County Historical Commission 1989
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