U.S. president James Monroe treated Oak Hill Plantation as a primary residence from 1823 until his death on July 4, 1831.An Account of James Monroe's Land Holdings, by Christopher Fennell. Chapter V. Oak Hill Plantation, Loudoun County. Accessed November 18, 2016. The Loudoun County coat of arms and flag, granted by the English College of Arms, memorialize the special relationship between Britain and the United States that developed through his Monroe Doctrine.
u.s. preSiDENt jAmes MoNroe Treated oAk Hill PLantatIon As a pRiMarY ResIdEnce fRom 1823 Until hIs DEath On jUlY 4, 1831.an acCOuNT of JAMes moNrOe's lanD hoLDings, bY CHriStopHEr FenNeLL. chapTER v. Oak hIll pLanTAtion, lOudOun COuntY. aCcEsSEd NovembEr 18, 2016. thE lOudoun cOUnty Coat of Arms AND FLAG, graNTed by The enGlisH coLlege OF armS, memOrIAlizE The sPeCial ReLATionshiP beTweEn brITAIn anD the united STateS thaT DEVeLOPEd THroUGH his monrOe doctRine.