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15-FKG-30

1987

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This is Passapatanzy Store. One of the rare few still in operation!

10-FKG-13

1987

6

1

Pretty sure this house is called Green Heights.

9-FKG-5

1987

16

1

Johnson’s Grocery, later Pern’s Market. The big piece on the side was King’s Pizza for a number of years...

6-FKG-5

1987

34

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Comorn House. One of our historic buildings that’s still standing!

6-FKG-2

1987

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2

Jeter’s Lumber Yard, site of the current King George Post Office. And a shopping center.

5-FKG-17

1987

9

1

This was the Hennis’s place before building the new one behind it.

5-FKG-16

1987

9

1

This was Randy and Dianne Hennis’s house…basically brand new in this photo. There’s a small bungalow house...

5-FKG-31

1987

24

1

This was the Boston House of Pizza, at Arnold’s Corner across from (then) King George High School. The building...

3-FKG-23

1987

7

1

This is Lloyd and Dee Adams’ farm. The new house in the middle is theirs that they built. The older one is...

3-FKG-22

1987

6

1

I think this is the back side of Chatterton, the north face.

2-FKG-29

1987

10

1

This is Mount Stuart, built in about 1780.

2-FKG-18

1987

10

2

If this is the house I think it is, at the corner of Weedonville Rd., a State Trooper named Chinn used to live...

1-FKG-8

1987

58

2

I believe this is Litchfield Farm, at the corner of 206 and 218, across from St. Paul’s Episcopal. The former...

1-FKG-20

1987

21

1

This house is near the corner of 206 and Hobson Lane, next door to where the Weedonville Post Office once stood...

1-FKG-13

1987

22

2

The map seems wrong… this house is on 206 (or one just like it, down to the loop driveway) and the occupant...

1-FKG-9

1987

29

2

This is Caledon, the former home of Lewis Egerton Smoot, whose widow put up the money in his name for our public...

46-FKG-30

1987

9

1

Round Hill Market, now.

46-FKG-31

1987

8

1

This was Springer’s Gun Shop, which did double-duty as a limited-service DMV. It’s now only a DMV, but the...

34-FKG-29

1987

29

2

Looks like the original Rappahannock Dodge, current site of Leckner Ford.

34-FKG-24

1987

34

2

Emmanuel Church. There’s a small pipe organ in the balcony that, legend has it, spared the church from being...

34-FKG-23

1987

24

2

This is Belle Grove or “Bell’s Grove,” according to some old maps. It is emphatically NOT the birthplace of...

33-FKG-35

1987

25

1

That little brick thing that looks like a house, was a restaurant a long time ago but hasn’t been in my lifetime...

32-FKG-18

1987

16

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Montague Baptist Church on Millbank Road.

32-FKG-11

1987

11

1

Dogue House, I think.

32-FKG-1

1987

13

1

I believe that’s Berry Plain Farm. It’s surrounded by big expensive homes now, in a neighborhood called Berry...

31-FKG-30

1987

11

1

Dogue Post Office, Cleve Drive.

31-FKG-28

1987

20

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This was Buddy’s Supperette (sic) in Dogue, at the corner of Port Conway Road and Cleve Drive. The little building...

29-FKG-26

1987

13

1

Formerly the home of John and Peggy Orr. Peggy was Judge Revercomb’s mother.

29-FKG-17

1987

20

1

Junior and Marcy Morris’s house.

29-FKG-16

1987

20

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This is a rental house on Hudson Rd. The Morris family owns most of that land, and the houses are rental properties...

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