- 1964-68 Board of Supervisors, by Andrew J. Donnelly (Part One)
- A Place in History. . ., from the Companion Book to the Historic Map of the County (published in 1992)
- Barns of Prince William County, by Lucy Phinney (August, 1993)
- Ben Lomond Manor House, by Martha Hendley (August, 1993)
- Benjamin Tompkins and the Third Prince William County Courthouse
- Colonial legislation creating Prince William County and Hamilton Parish
- Bohannon Letter, a Civil War letter by George Mason Bohannon (1994)
- Colonial Burgesses
- Colonial Taxes
- Fairfax and Prince William Counties in the French and Indian War
- Featherstone Farm, by Lucy Phinney (March 1990)
- Leesylvania State Park
- Gentle Giants, by Keith Hawkins (June 1990)
- George and the Cherry Tree, excerpts from "The Life of George Washington with Curious Anecdotes equally honorable to himself and exemplary to his Young Countrymen" by Parson Weems (May, 1996)
- Hair Jewelry and Hair Receivers, by Staci Fromwiller (March, 1996)
- History of Occoquan, by Nellie Curtis (May, 1993)
- History of the Villages and Towns of Prince William County, by Eugene Scheel (May, 1993)
- Indians And the Collision of Cultures, by George Brown (1991)
- Letter from the Colonies (Fiction), by Van Smith (1991)
- National Register of Historic Places (commercial site)
- Oliver Chamberlin and His Descendants In Prince William County, by Bill Chamberlin (April, 1996) [and a bonus item about Greenwood Presbyterian Church...]
- Outdoor Scupture in Prince William
- Rippon Lodge
- Woodbridge is 200 Years Old! by Steve Phinney (November, 1997)
- Wright-Ful Recognition by Margaret A. Rusciolelli (July 1989)
roads near Neabsco Creek during the Civil War
Source: Library of Congress, Map of the Potomac River, Va.: from Alexandria to below the Occoquan