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26 Comments on An 1893 Courthouse With A Second Career
Jim After reading that I am sure he would have been there
Bruce To the best of my knowledge there are no events planned, but if there are we'll be there with camera in hand
Rich Prince William County has an excellent record in that regard
Tony I can assure you I am having a lot of fun visiting them - it is a learning experience
Karen, there is so much history in Prince WIlliam County, and all through Virginia. You really have great information right at your door for writing posts...
Rebecca Just as I thoroughly enjoy your posts about unique shops in your area
Karen, I have learned a lot about American history from your posts. Great job.
Karen ....I love learning about these old structures ...Thanks and have a great weekend!
Great series. Thanks so much for sharing your photographs and information on historic buildings in the area. There is much to see when we are out and about.
Gita You have much history you could report on also
Rob And I enjoy reading about your barns - we're even
Roy Like you we do our best to notice and record
Karen, what a great history lesson...the cannon's, courthouse and that bottom photo kind of puts some of what we read in the history books into perspective...oh yes, and even the names of the streets; Grant & Lee.
Nick Of course, the first major battle of the Civil War was in Manassas
Karen, you are the expert when it comes to blogging about local historical sites! That's wonderful that this courthouse can be rented for meetings and receptions, so that residents and guests can enjoy it. :)
Leilani
Karen, nice to see they restored this beautiful building instead of tearing it down and replacing it with a new one. You can't replace history.
Karen, I love it when they find a way to keep historic buildings useful and open to the public. Sorry, I've been away from AR, I hope the New Year has been treating you well. Looks like you've been keeping busy.
Leilani It is quite simple since there is co much of it in Prince William County
Kay Since development of Prince William County lagged behind counties to the north, we had an opportunity to avoid their mistakes
Larry Glad to see you back - we are optimistic about 2012
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