For the month of June 2012, the Inova Loudoun Hospital has been celebrating its 100th anniversary.

On June 5, 1912, the first Loudoun Hospital opened in a rented office in Leesburg. Now, two campuses – one in Leesburg, and the main campus in Lansdowne – have been serving the community.

The hospital had a cake made by the Market Salamander’s esteemed pastry chef Jason Reaves to resemble the years of growth the hospital has seen. Additionally, Reaves made sheet cakes for employees that were handed out June 21 and 22 at the two campuses.

Photo Courtesy/Inova Loudoun Hospital Inova Loudoun Hospital celebrated its 100th anniversary June 22 with a “display cake” in Lansdowne by Food Network Winner Chef Jason Reaves of Market Salamander. Centennial cake was served to about 800-1000 employees at the Lansdowne and Cornwall locations.

Photo Courtesy/Inova Loudoun Hospital From left, Inova Loudoun Hospital employees David Hartigan, Donna Fortier and Dr. Christopher Chiantella serve cake to other employees in Lansdowne to celebrate the hospital’s 100th anniversary June 22. Centennial cake was served to about 800-1000 employees at the Lansdowne and Cornwall locations.

On June 23, Inova threw a huge celebration at Ida Lee Park for the whole community and attempted to break a Guinness World record of having the most people wearing surgical masks at the same time. Games, face painting and other fun was available for all families who attended.

Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Beverly Denny Sara Isabella Paz, 7, of Sterling, plays with a plastic representation of five pounds of human muscle beside a plastic lump of five pounds of fat during Inova Loudoun Hospital’s centennial celebration at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg June 23. Paz’s mother and grandmother say the child already has healthy eating habits; she loves vegetables and prefers broccoli to french fries. The family came to the free event to enjoy activities such as a rock wall and caricature drawings, as well as educational displays about health.

Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Beverly Denny Carlos Gonzales, 12, of Leesburg, descends the rock climbing wall during Inova Loudoun Hospital’s centennial celebration at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg June 23. Gonzales came with his best friend Jacob Carr and his mother Kristie Carr, who says the two are very active, always riding bikes and skateboarding.

Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Beverly Denny Nina Simpson, 6, of Brambleton, slides off an inflatable attraction during Inova Loudoun Hospital’s centennial celebration at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg June 23. Simpson recently received the dog ear headband and has been wearing it every day. Her father Mark Simpson is scheduled to get knee replacement surgery Monday and is very pleased with the treatment he has received from Inova hospitals. “I liked all their physical therapists. I asked for very aggressive therapy and they said no problem,” he said.

Times-Mirror Staff Photo/Beverly Denny Carlos Gonzales, 12, of Leesburg, descends the rock climbing wall during Inova Loudoun Hospital’s centennial celebration at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg June 23.