One of them is in Old Town Manassas and one of them is in Occoquan. Since they are both incorporated that doesn't confuse the county government.
More importantly, they are both very historical places and their Center Streets are loaded with quaint shops and inviting restaurants. Typical of most "Old Towns" you can stroll from one end to the other rather quickly unless you detour through the shops and eateries. The pictures below were taken in Manassas on Center Street.
The picture at the left is Church Street in Manassas, one of the two that run through the Old Town section.
The candy factory has obviously been converted - it is located on Battle which runs between Center andChurch Streets.
The next group of photos are of Occoquan beginning with a scene of the Occoquan waterfront.
This photo and the one below were taken of Mill Street in Occoquan.
The picture below is of Center Street in Occoquan - both areas are interesting and potentially expensive to visit.
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