Clifton, Virginia is a quaint little town that takes you back in time with its truly historic town center, quiet streets and Civil War Era Railroad Station. Clifton finds its roots pre-colonially when the area was used as a hunting ground for the Dogue Native American tribe. After the Civil War, the area was incorporated by the General Assembly in 1902, and is said to be the same size now as it was then. Today, surrounding the town center you’ll find beautiful homes on large lots, undeveloped forests and a heavy equestrian presence.
