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FROM 1833-44, THE BUILDING ABOVE WAS THE CENTER OF ACTIVITIES ON COURT DAYS IN RAPPAHANNOCK. The County paid the alarming sum of |25.00 a year for the use of the building as its first court house. J f , '
Upon construction of the more modern brick court house on Gay Street, Dr. Read, and thed Dr. (Milan, set up offices is the old court house building. For a few years it was used as a residence. Then, having seen its best days, and passed from grace, it was torn down to auk* ^ way for Stuart’s Store (now Washington Cash Store).
The men standing irf the picture (taken in 1904) are from right to left: R. B. Heteri<$, R. E. Scott, and A. J. Slaughter. The Juvenile sidewalk superintendents, who paused to have their picture taken are: from right to left: Clarence Oden, Billy Fox, George Willis, and Lyle Stuart. (A. J. Slaughter and George Willis are the only ones living).
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