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Rappahannock News Photos/Richard Lykes and Mary Ann Kuhn Reinhardt Lynch, left and Patrick O’Connell, co-owners of the Inn at Little Washington arranged to have a bronze plaque engraved ‘Krebser Square’ in honor of Dr. Werner Krebser and had it installed on a red brick column in front of the Washington Post Office last week. “We thought naming it Krebser Square would be the perfect memorial to him," said Lynch, explaining Dr. Krebser owned the building in the early ’80s and sold it to them in 1989. It used to be Merrill’s Gas Station. “Werner removed the pumps, built the columns and transformed the building into a post office,” said O’Connell.

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