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The Villages of Rappahannock
Mi lor s Note: I hroughout this guide there will be brief descriptions of each of its villages and the lawn of Washington. They are accompanied by beautifully illustrated drawings which resemble woodcuts done by local architect and artist lorn lepper. I hey are available as notecards and separate prints. Tepper, a longtime Rappahannock resident, has a deep fondness for many of the structures that make up this county and that is evident in his meticulous renderings. Tom Tepper has a studio in his home located at 53 Laurel Oaks Lane in Castleton, Virginia. He may be reached at (340) 087-9870. Information about the villages came from the records of the Rappahannock Historical Society; Rappahannock County, Virginia, A History; Fact, Fiction, Foolishness and the Fairfax Story, by Flisabeth B. and C. F. Johnson Jr., 1981, Walsworth Publishing Company; and A Journey Through Flint Hill, VA, by Esther Kidwell and Arland Welch, 199.3, Bowling Green Press.
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