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It growed like lopsy.
That was Virginia Miller Lindstrom's description of how the Rappahannock County Public Library came into being at the dedication of the lovely old brick building 18 years ago.
Mrs. Miller was one of a small group of women who planted the seed of an idea for a library more than two decades ago and she’s been involved ever since in tending the “garden” of books as treasurer for the library's board of trustees.
Last Tuesday, a special celebration at the library paid tribute to her years of dedicated service as she announced her retirement from the board.
As a member of the trustee board, Virginia Lindstrom helped usher the red brick building through its transformation into one of Rappahannock's showcases. Few communities with a population as small and scattered as Rappahannock's
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