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Charlie and
Bertha Clevenger
would certainly
be surprised to
know how their
name was being
freely used a
half-a century
later.
Amissville’s first long-distance “weekenders.”
In 1946, he would make the drive to the city—all spiffed up in a suit and tie, in his brand-new Chrysler Windsor.
After Charlie retired in 1948, he and Bertha operated the Cab Inn, along U.S. 211 west of Sperryville. It was then a complex of a gas station, restaurant, and.tourist cabins.
The Clevengers next moved to New Baltimore in Fauquier County, and lived on a farm there, but eventually they zeroed in on the intersection of U.S. 211 and Route 229 in Culpeper County, as a good place to set up their own business.
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