Culpeper County

when the Orange and Alexandria Railroad was built through Culpeper County, the county seat was called "Fairfax"
Source: University of North Carolina, Virginia, N. Carolina, S. Carolina (Jacob Wells, George E. Sherman, c.1855)

Links

• Culpeper County
• American Planning Association
• Great Places in America - Streets (2011)
• Census Bureau Profile - Culpeper County
• Civil War Preservation Trust
• Cedar Mountain Battlefield
• Cooperative Living magazine
• Down Home in Culpeper
• Culpeper Chamber of Commerce
• Culpeper Department of Tourism
• Culpeper Renaissance Downtown Development Program
• Culpeper Minute Battalion (re-enactor group)
• Culpeper in Lord Dunmore's War (1774)
• Early history of Culpeper County
• Formation of the Minutemen Battalion
• Discharge of the Minutemen
• Economic development partnership: Thomas Jefferson Partnership - Greater Charlottesville
• Germanna Foundation
• Salubria (oldest brick house in Culpeper County)
• Land Trust of Virginia
• agriculture and the county
• Media
• The Culpeper Citizen
• Culpeper News
• Culpeper Star Exponent
• Culpeper Times
• Museum of Culpeper History
• Northern Piedmont Community Foundation
• Parks/Forests/Lakes/Refuges
• Mountain Run
• Pelham Reservoir
• Piedmont Environmental Council
• Culpeper County
• Planning District Commission: Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission
• Rappahannock Conservation Council
• Soil and Water Conservation District: Culpeper Soil and Water Conservation District
• Towns:
• Culpeper
• VAGenWeb - Culpeper County (genealogy/history)
• Virginia Department of Forestry - Culpeper County
• Virginia Economic Development - Culpeper County
• Virginia Employment Commission - Culpeper County
• Virginia Tourism Corporation - Northern Virginia
• WTOP
• Quaint Va. town wins 'Great American Main Street' (April 2, 2012)