Long Day's Run to Winchester Hagerstown Route Detailed
A 1327 mile daytime motor trip report outlines the route from Washington to Winchester and Hagerstown via Leesburg Berryville and Staunton, noting a 11 hours 430 minutes elapsed time, one puncture, frequent tolls on a largely macadam and dirt road, and the improved Valley Turnpike with binder to be dried by June. The Locomobile team including H A Jenks and others completed the journey with minimal trouble and plan future Virginia routes to Richmond Charlottesville Staunton and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hagerstown
Valley Turnpike
Virginia
Lacomohne
H. A. Jenks
Washington
Leesburg
Ridgeville
Castlemans Bridge
Langly
Berryville
Shetdan
Moushington
Shenindoah Valley Turnpike
Macatam Road
Emolink
Staunton
Haxerstown
Maryland
Frederick
Thia
Fairfax
Loudoun
HL A Jenks
James Hendley
H. A. Fall
T Uamar Jackson
Post
Richmond
Charlottesville
Old Dominion
Two Views of a Virginia Road Route Highlights
A fragmented OCR map style record shows a Virginia road route with many mile markers and street names from Rock Creek to Winchester. It lists bridges, fords, tollgates, and turns including Leesburg Pike and Tyson's Corner, with multiple references to Colvin Run, Snickers Gap, and Bluemont, implying a long scenic drive from Washington toward Winchester and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
M Street
Txcheme
Chatg Bridge
Gra
Sm Iron Bridge
Langly
Hamilton
Wood Bridge
Purcellsville
Cross Trolley
Bluemont
Snickers Gap
Mountain
Castleman’s Bridge
Shenandoah River
Tollgate
Cross Bridge
Tolgate
Cross Railroad
Berryville
Winchester
Main
Piccadilly Streets
Piccaydilly Street
Cross Iron Bridge
Drakesville
Colvin Run
Cross Wood Bridge
Pass Church
Schoole House
Tysons
Main Road
Keep Strai
Aheas
Freight trolley route notes and city street guidance
A scanned route guide lists miles and turns from a trolley line through Washington and Hagerstown to Winchester, detailing tollgates, bridges, railroad crossings, and street names. It includes notes on turns near the Treasury and White House, passes through Martinsburg and Falling Waters, and ends with a roster of local district auto club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bulding
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Treasury
Sherman Monument
White House
Cros
Potomac River
M Street
Rock Creek
Winchester
Hagerstown
Williams Bort
Main Street
Cross Railroad
Tollgate
Bunker Hill
Iron Bridge
Ironwood
Darkhsville
Whithesidd
Martinsburg
City Square
Old National Bank
Hainesville
Williamsport
Railrava
Summit Avenue
Pang Depot
Washington Street
Washington and
Potomac Streets
Williamsbort
Washington
Courthouse
Jonathan Street
Prospect Avenue
Crogs Railroad
Croas
Haineryville
Martinesburg
Winchester Road
Whiteside
Darkesville
Main
Piccadilly Streets
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Seventeenth Street
Pennylvania Avenue
Washington Circle
The
Cook & Stoddard Co
Conn
Ave
North
Taigh
Croga Iron Bridge
Piccadilly
Arkinsburg
Ceemburg
Hamilton Forcesiville
Larry Ville
Wastigaton
Tysons, Dranesville
Leesburg Pike
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Emerson & Orme
H Street N. W
Motor Club
Iatrict
Columbia Auto Club
W. B. Thompson
Elmer E Covert
Misa Hilda. Mileteher
BR. M. Clandenning
H. Larue Brown
C. BH. Matthews
C. L. Marlatt
Rudolph Jose
A. J. Tholl
George E Martin
C. Q. Foster
Thurlow White
Americus Whedon
Harry Wardman
Byron Wallargiein
W. L. Stoddard
Jules E. Henderson
Oldsmobile
Delco
Stewart
Pollock Car Corporation
Cadillac
Cadillac Integrity
Cook & Stoddard Company
Cook & Stoddard Service
Conn. Ave
Baker
Sefr
Se Tire
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich CO
Akron
Valley of
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