Rappahannock News, February 24, 2005
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REMEMBER RAPP: Foundation president Bob Lander looks over an old issue of the Rappahannock News as it reported on efforts in 1974 to help with the restoration of Scrabble School.
Photo by Richard Lykes
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| Richard Lykes | — | — | 704 |
Places: Scrabble
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