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Posted by Karen Kruschka - Fairfax Prince William Stafford County VA Real Estate Service on 10/24/2009 07:16 AM

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18 Comments on Almost Speechless Sundays - When The Judge Said, "Guilty" in 1822

OCT

Thanks for the great picture today. Nice building

Hi Karen,

What a wonderful historical building. It looks like a jail..cold and foreboding.

Eric It was a pleasure - can harly wait to see it restored

Dorie I suspect they didn't plan on making it inviting :)

Karen, I'm glad to see Prince William is preserving these old County buildings for historical purposes. Thanks for the photo.

This is great to see another historical building preserved, Karen. You have so much history in your state, I suspect that few buildings of historical significance are allowed to decay or be torn down. Thanks for the photo!

Michael We both are

Sharon I am sure there are many that were torn down before people realized their significance

Karen,

Historic Virginia. One could spend years simply looking at all the beautiful old sites and listening to the stories they tell.

OCT

Built in 1822 - how wonderful that they are preserving and restoring history.

Linda Yes they could and it is wonderful

Lee and Carol We have many wonderful sites throughout the state

Hello Karen, that is certainly a formidable looking jail for it's time. Glad your community is preserving it. Thanks! John

John More and more communities are beginning to respect old buildings

Karen - Restoration of old building is such a great way to retain the charm of the area.

Jennifer Yes it is

I'm surprised you didn't also show the picture of the barred window

It's coming - believe me

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