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Speechless Sundays - Spanning Three Centuries of "Here Comes The Judge"

1822 Prince William County Courthouse

1879 Prince William County Courthouse

New Prince William County Courthouse

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Posted by Karen Kruschka - Fairfax Prince William Stafford County VA Real Estate Service on 10/18/2009 07:22 AM

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16 Comments on Speechless Sundays - Spanning Three Centuries of "Here Comes The Judge"

OCT

Karen, I think I prefer the look of the original Courthouse...can we say we've really "progressed" in terms of building designs? Thanks for the post.

Karen, the photos show how Prince William County has grown over the last 187 years. Nice Photos! Thanks.

Karen, I'm with Craig on this one. The new modern industrial look of the courthouse is not as visually appealing as the old style.

I've actually had a couple of court cases over there at Prince William County Courthouse.

No question - I like the first two better! Thankfully they did not destroy the old ones as they moved on!

Debi

Karen

Beautiful brick building. If buildings could talk it would have some amazing stories.

Craig No question about it Karen

Michael We certainly have grown over the past 25 years as well Karen

Brian Did you prevail? Karen

Debi Both old buildings have been restored

The first is now a fully furnished museum as it would have been in 1822
The Victorian ahas been restored on the outside and the interior is in use as the Departmrent of Social Services

Tom You've got that right Karen

Karen, one case I was representing a purchaser when some blinds and curtains did not convey and yes, we won a judgment which was ultimately paid a week later for some $3500.

The second case was an uncontested divorce hearing for a client.

Brian That was well done Karen

Karen,

That's a little history! Wonder what's coming next?

Mike in Tucson

OCT

Mike I just hope it isn't me going to traffic court Karen

OCT

remarkable that through all the transitions the basic brick construction remained the same. Nice pictures, thanks.

OCT

Robert That is true except the new courthouse is brick veneer

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