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By HELEN HOLSCHUH
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“Grandma’s Attic.” What wonderful thoughts are conjured up by that name. Treasures long forgotten. No longer used items of a bygone era.
The Rappahannock Historical Society will hold a Grandma’s Attic Sale from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on July 4 at the Society’s building on Gay Street. “Grandma’s Attic.” Remember the wonderful things you could find up there! Does your garage, attic, basement, or spare room resemble your Grandma’s attic? The Historial Society would like to have all your discarded or no longer used items for its sale on the Fourth of July. Antiques, collectibles, plants, household items, etc. will be greatly appreciated. The sale will benefit the work of the Society.
Not many people seem to know that we are located right in the town of Washington, between the Clinic and the Telephone Company. The Society maintains family files for over 1000 Rappahannock County families, as well as files of information on local towns, cemeteries, businesses, schools, and myriad other subjects. The library has an impresi
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