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Woodbridge, VA: Our Community
When Capt. John Smith arrived on what would become the continent of North America in the early 1600s, the indigenous people in the area called themselves the Dogues. This area was full of natural resources, which made it an ideal place to live. The Europeans quickly realized the benefits of settling in the area that would become Woodbridge, and George Mason bought land there in 1692. The Mason family operated a ferry that shuttled people across the Occoquan River. The Masons held onto their land until 1851, when they sold their plantation to Samuel Troth. Woodbridge has always been an agrarian community, first with plantations and later with smaller farms. Dairy farms continue to dominate the area.