Where it all started
1894
Established as the Loudoun County Hunt Club and the kennels of American foxhounds
were
located in Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia.
1894-1903 Hounds were a trencher pack made up from David Tennant and William Heflin.
1906
Purchased entire pack of the Piedmont and bought a small draft of American hounds
from
Mr. Bywaters of Culpeper.
1906-1908
Country hunted by A.Henry Higginson's Middlesex Foxhounds on an alternating
schedule
with Loudoun Hunt. The kennels were then kenneled in Morven Park.
1906
Hounds loaned to the hunt by Mr William Heflin who had hunted the country for
25
years with his private pack. He hunted his own pack as the Loudoun Hunt.
1908-1910 Country hunted 5 days a week by Harry Worcester
Smith's Grafton Hounds on
an
alternating schedule with Loudoun Hunt.
1912-1915
Hunted by Committee.
1915
Purchased the doghounds of the Middlesex.
1922
Given up.
1929
Re-established and the country was recorded by MFHA.
1930 Hounds kenneled 2 miles south
of Leesburg.
1943-1946
Inactive.
1945
Re-established
1946
Re-registered
1947
Re-recognized
1962-1994
Dr. Joseph Rogers was an active Master.
1970-1989
Dr. Joseph Rogers hunted the hounds.
1972-1994 American
hounds kenneled 2 miles south of Leesburg and English hounds
kenneled at Hillbrook Farm, Hamilton.
1994 The hunt divided with the pack at Hillbrook
Farm designated the Loudoun Hunt West.