Publisher's Synopsis
"The Fairfax County Courthouse" offers a compelling journey through the history of a vital Virginia landmark. Authored by Ross D. Netherton and Ruby Waldeck, this meticulously researched work explores the rich local and legal history embodied within the courthouse walls. Delve into the architectural significance of this enduring structure while uncovering its central role in Fairfax County's past. From landmark cases to the everyday workings of justice, the book unveils the courthouse's impact on the community. Discover the stories and events that have shaped Fairfax County, all emanating from this historic building. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in Virginia history, legal history, or the architectural heritage of courthouses.
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