
Danger Between the Lines
Presented by HMDL, produced by Steve Hull & OneWeaver Productions
This 78-minute film chronicles what it was like to
live along Hunter Mill Road during the Civil War Years. Narrated by Dave Yoho, with commentary from historian Tom Evans,
an understanding of the difficulty of life along this passageway unfolds as the military records, civilian journals, and
archeological evidences are blended together to bring the conflict between the armies and the antagonism between neighbors to
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Hunter Mill Civil War Self-Guided Tour
By James G. Lewis Jr.
Companion to the Documentary Film
"Danger Between the Lines"
This 32 page (8.5 x 11") full color booklet takes you on a very informative and enjoyable self-guided tour of the Hunter Mill Road corridor. With 27 stops, great photographs and informative narrative, you can visit the locations of skirmishes, encampments, graves and historical structures of the Civil War period along the road and get a feel for the tensions that existed here in that period. |
DVD/Tourbook COMBO OFFER
One DVD and One Tourbook for $25

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The History of Hunter Mill Road
By Barbara Koontz
This 17-page booklet takes you on a tour along the road starting in the mid 1700’s.
It traces the growth along the road including the development and constructions of schools, mills, stores and
churches as well as the improvement of the road itself. It also notes the groundbreaking research in veterinary medicine
that occurred here, and the tight sense of community that has long pervaded the corridor.
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The Civil War Story of Hunter Mill Rd
By Charles A. Balch
Using the official records of the war, this 19-page
booklet exposes the action that surrounded various locations along the road during the Civil War. Hunter Mill Road and
the railroad were primary passageways during the war, and as such, the corridor changed hands over 10 times in the war. The
resulting raids, skirmishes and encampments are well documented herein.
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Tracing a Path of Fairfax History
The Story of Hunter Mill Rd
Presented by the HMDL and the Oakton Woman’s Club, produced by OneWeaver Productions
Narrated by Holly Towne, this 15-minute video takes
you on a delightful tour of the historically significant structures along the road. Photographs of the homes, churches,
schools and mills are presented, and the noteworthy people, events and stories associated with them are introduced.
VHS only
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