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our thoughts and remembrances only is the past present and history alive, so in a sense, our thinking and discussing the passing of Fletcher’s Mill brings back those stories, and perhaps breathes more life into them than they’ve known for a long time.
If you are interested, a good source for information on Rappahannock landmarks, and an interesting read, in any event, is Rappahannock County, Virginia, a history, by Elisabeth B. and C.E. Johnson Jr., published in 1981. Credit for the historical information in this piece goes there. If by chance you remember the mill in operation, ever worked there or got flour from there, and would like to tell this writer anything about it call Bill Kossler at 987-8808.
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