Clog Heroes, Your Auburn, VA Plumber Where Fauquier's Oldest Roads Meet
Clog Heroes serves Auburn, Fauquier County, for plumbing, drains and sewer lines. Auburn sits about four miles southeast of Warrenton in the Cedar Run watershed, at a spot where some of northern Virginia's oldest roads come together.
Clog Heroes treats the farms and homes here with care: a technician explains what's wrong in everyday words and settles a written price with you before starting.
Carolina Road and Dumfries Road
The National Register nomination names Rogues or Carolina Road (Route 602) and Dumfries Road among the old routes fanning out from Auburn and its bridge over Cedar Run.
The Piedmont Environmental Council describes the protected land around the battlefield as the historic core of Fauquier's early farming. It's still farmed today.
Cedar Run itself reaches a long way. It supplies drinking water for the Town of Warrenton, Prince William County and the City of Alexandria.
How Coffee Hill Got Its Name
In October 1863 Union soldiers stopped for coffee and breakfast on a hill on the north side of Cedar Run. People have called it Coffee Hill ever since.
The Auburn Battlefield district, also known as Coffee Hill Battlefield, covers the two battles fought here that month and joined the National Register in 2011. The county counts it among Fauquier's National Register heritage, next to five rural historic districts.