This is specifically for the Circuit Court Clerk of Court for the Civil Intake section. Fantastic!…read more I've been in my fair share of courthouses and most of the time the worst part can be waiting in the horrible lines to file documents but these folks were friendly and efficient! They encourage getting your documents filled out and put together ahead of time and they have all of those requirements depending on what you are trying to file online. Unlike the DMV, they actually reward you with great service and quick processing when you bring in the right things and have them completed correctly, can you imagine that? Keep it up! :)

remind me never to get another ticket in Virginia. Or never to get a ticket. I was at the…read morecourthouse to take care of a speeding ticket and when I opened the door to the courtroom, I thought I was in the wrong place because there were so many people. I have never seen traffic Court have so many people. I would truly recommend that they find other ways to break down the traffic court arrangement when it comes to courtrooms. Maybe breaking up the cases for that day over a few judges if they're going to be more than a certain number. I didn't leave there until after lunchtime and we all know that everyone wants to take their lunch so to think that there could be a possible recess before the rest of the people were seen was quite crazy. have to say everything was very clean not a fan of the parking. Did park in the garage. It is nice that they have multiple garages. It would be great if there was a little bit more signage leading to the courthouse.

Beautiful old Southern style white Court House in Stafford, VA…read more The roads that meander down to Stafford can be a bit staid and uneventful - so this little gem was a picturesque find; adorned with Marine Corps flags and the red, white and blue: Old Glory! The roof reminded me of the Guilford Court House in North Carolina where the Civil War supposedly came to an end... Stafford Court House is white with columns in the front, a clean-cut lawn and what seems like two wings or rooms on the North and South sides. Parking's behind, and also across the highway. It is part of a large complex with buildings across multiple blocks. Worth a stop with friends and family if passing by on a road trip! Review: 5

Everyone was very helpful, friendly and professional. It was a pleasure dealing with such…read moreprofessionals. Kind Regards, Jim Hoover "Gunny" USMC

The judge here does not make judgement by law or evidence. Instead they make judgement by what they…read more'feel'. Prepared evidences? Sorry, law doesn't matter here. Your capabilities to craft lies matters. Your skin color matters.

As I was walking in to the courthouse I a police officer helping an older gentleman cross the road…read moreto his car. The officer and I made an eye contact, he nodded with a smile. Made me very happy. This is the second time I'm here for some business purpose. Everyone at this courthouse is very polite and friendly.

This old Courthouse is still in use today. I was a prosecutor and felt very fortunate to…read moreparticipate in many cases held in that historic building.

Parking bad . Security OK Staff friendly . Overall ok for…read morea court. Historical area

Part of the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, this isn't your typical "walk…read morearound and read a sign" kind of site. This is where, in May 1864, Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee locked into one of the most brutal, drawn-out fights of the Civil War--and neither side backed down. The most unforgettable spot is the Bloody Angle. What looks like quiet woods today was once 20 hours of nonstop, close-range combat--men fighting in the rain, mud, and trenches, sometimes hand-to-hand. Trees were literally cut in half by gunfire. Let that sink in. What I loved: * Extremely well-preserved earthworks--you can still see the trench lines * Peaceful, almost eerie atmosphere (it forces you to imagine what happened) * Not overly commercialized--feels authentic and respectful What to know: * There's a lot of walking, and not everything is clearly marked--do a little research or grab a map first * It's not flashy...this place hits in a quieter, heavier way Standing there, it's hard to believe over 30,000 men were killed, wounded, or missing in less than two weeks. This wasn't just a battle--it was where the war turned into pure endurance. If you go, don't rush it. This is one of those places where history doesn't just get told...you feel it.

If your a military historian, or a person of casual interest in the civil war and your near NVA,…read moreyou need to take advantage of this place. In fact that goes for all the parks in this area. History forgotten is history lost. Actually even if you like a walk and learn come here. The park is big, very big, but you can drive most of it and walk a bit or drive a bit and walk a lot. Well maintained and well cared for by the park. If you want to really get "it" you'll need to walk at least some. Stop 3 on the driving tour is the "must stop" 20-30 min walk. There's no food, no bathroom's no water. Which is perfectly fine. I suggest you take 2-3hrs and experience up close and in person our Nations history. I'd recommend coupling Spotsylvania with the Wilderness 20 min away and make a day of it.

My first review of September! I had to come here for a jury summons which it was my first time…read moreever being called for jury duty. I lived in Prince William for over 10-years never got sent one...moved to Prince George's summons less than a year! lol I was able to postpone it twice, but had to finally bit the bullet and come in to do my civic duty. So I would say the day went by smoothly as much as I guess it could when dealing with the local government and court systems. I arrived around 0715ish to park at the Equestrian parking lot which is free and waited on the bus to transport us to the courthouse. Note* the courthouse is a short walk so you can park them just walk if you want. Most of us did when we got dismissed. The line was already long when I arrived then after arriving at the courthouse another line for security. After getting done there you head to the jury room to wait and listen to the orientation. The only issue was the Bailiff who had a damn attitude like dude calm down. He looked like he needed to retire with his gun belt slang all low. Other than him the lady Ms. Bug kept the atmosphere light and bearable. It seemed like it was close to 200 folks in there and many of us were lucky enough to get out there before lunch time. I guess most defendants took pleas, cases dismissed or withdrawn. Hopefully it will be a year until I get another summons but we will see. Definitely bring a snack and water because I was lucky this time and was dismissed at a good time. But you might not be and have to stay longer like a couple of the other groups did. You don't want to be thirsty and hungry while you wait. I bought water but next time will definitely bring a snack or try to eat something before I head out in the morning.

Yea, yea, yea ... civic duty, jury of your peers, democracy ... we get it. NOT complaining about…read morebeing summoned today: Wed., 4/8/26. What's a SIN and a SHAME is learning today that the rules changed in October 2025 and this is more than likely going to now be an ANNUAL occurrence AND, to add insult to injury, I had to spend almost $10 on packs of crackers and chips in the Upper Marlboro Courthouse Cafeteria. BE WARNED TO PACK YOUR OWN SNACKS & LUNCH. *Sigh* The woman who does the orientation is STILL a hilarious and classy act ... she needs a raise. IYKYK Looking forward to hearing YOUR opinion.

I just had the HONOR to tour this BEAUTIFUL Historical Park. I am an Army Combat Veteran and by me…read morehaving the Honor to walk where there were Thousands if NOT Hundreds of Thousands Soldiers who marched into the Heat of Battle to stop the clutch and horrors of Slavery. The Battle sites is what I first went to view and yeah it hits you hard at all of the losses we had. Then I went to the Appomattox Court House and toured the grounds. Amazing place to take your kids there and to hear all of the History that we don't want to lose. To me, it was an Honor to walk where Victory for our Soldiers and our Country. I would for sure drive another 15 hours from Louisiana to go and Tour the grounds again.

The Appomattox Court House NHP is a fraud! Ok here me out. I am somewhat of a history nerd but…read morethink broad strokes not necessarily on a micro level. Anyway, when I arrived, I went into the visitor's center like one always should when visiting a National Park. One of the Park Rangers started telling me about the property. "Currently you are standing in the Appomattox Court House......absolutely nothing happened in here! The surrender was just a football field's length away at the McLean House." What!? Why is it named after the courthouse then? Anyway, all jokes aside the place is great. As stated, the visitor's center is located inside the old courthouse and has the standard gift shop, museum, and movie theatre. Outside there are several buildings that include a bookstore, a Tavern, The Mclean House and several others. The Mclean House was actually torn down at one point and then rebuilt. The house is set up to look like it did then when Lee surrendered to Grant. While the Mclean house is the main attraction to the park, there are plenty of battlefields, markers and hiking trails around to explore. So why only 4 stars, well name it the Mclean House National Historic Park and I will give it another star.

Absolutely a great, well maintained facility. They have done…read morea fantastic job here. It is well organized, efficient and the staff is the BEST. I was impressed with how they have managed this facility and continue to then prepare the land to it's original appearance and nicer. Great Job!

Only lived in Loudoun for 4 years and just discovered this gem of a recycling center! We wanted to…read moregive our Christmas tree another purpose so we ventured out to the mulch area of this landfill. The recycling center-FREE- also accepts Christmas trees until Jan 29th. Just pull up to the recycling section prior to entering the paid landfills here you'll see giant bins for trees. They turn the trees into free mulch. It's simple and organized.