Morven Park

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Morven Park is an estate in Leesburg, Virginia, USA, that includes an historic mansion, a museum devoted to hounds and hunting, a carriage collection, and the grounds are a public park. It is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Virginia Historic Landmark. The Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation, named for former owner and late Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis, operates the park and offers tours.

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• Official website

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