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Salona (McLean, Virginia)
Salona, in McLean, Virginia, is a parcel of land with frontage on Dolley Madison Boulevard, Buchanan Street and Kurtz Road. The Salona homestead and grounds comprise within the site, and is protected in perpetuity by a 1971 easement to the Fairfax Board of Supervisors. The Salona agreement places an additional under a new conservation easement that The Northern Virginia Conservation Trust will enforce in perpetuity. Within the new easement, will be placed in active recreational use, with the remainder used for passive recreation, such as trails. The easement allows for preservation and interpretation of natural and cultural resources on the property. The property owners, the DuVal family, retain the approximately remaining of the site.()
== History ==
Salona derives its name from the circa 1805 homestead associated with this site. Salona is culturally significant on local, state and national levels. It was the home of Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee, the Revolutionary War hero; it was to Salona that Dolley Madison fled in 1814 when British troops were burning the White House; and, during the Civil War, Salona
served as a part of the headquarters for the Union Army.〔http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/GMP/SalonaInfo.pdf〕 Its role in history has been noted as the house is on the National Register of Historic Places.〔
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