Security is strict, you can not have a watch or phone on, but they give you a locking case. I was…read morethere for land-records. The employees are very nice and patient. I thought the hat rule was strange, but had no problem carrying my Cowboy hat.

Fredericks of Hollywood may be sexier, but Fredericksburg is more politically correct. And I do…read moremean correct. It's a little old underrated City in Virginia where most people never even stop. It's close to Richmond and on the way up to DC on a particularly bad stretch of highway. Depending on the day and traffic. It has grown 50% in about 20 years, and is becoming a notable Virginia city with each passing decade. It's a democratic city which famously does not attach party labels to people running for office. How awesome. Judge Reinhold is from here, so what's not to love. So is my friend Karl, and I visit him roughly once every 2 years.

Cool little local Post Office in Jeffersonton, VA!…read more Cell service on AT&T at the post office was weak - one bar - took a minute for the Yelp app to check in. #JeffersontonPostOffice

The service there is okay, this is a complaint aimed directly towards the delivery driver, to be…read morequite honest, if you are too lazy to get out of the car and knock on the door, and drop off a package, you dont need a job. I am at the mercy of a lazy delivery driver who refuses to do anything past the actual mailbox. Forcing me to go pick the package up from the local office. This is ridiculous, I should not have to go through this, I want to know what I have to do to ensure my package gets to my fricking front door step.

We were walking around Fredericksburg on our road trip and stopped by the library. Someone told us…read moreit used to be a school house. Very pretty building! Seems like they have a lot of events

This charming library is next to downtown Fredericksburg. Fredericksburg is a great halfway spot to…read moremeet up with my NoVA coworkers or friends. I love all the local businesses nearby. I came to this library after a day spent coworking with a colleague. We had already worked most of the day from a coffee shop and were ready to say our goodbyes. I still needed to get some work done for the day before heading home to Richmond when I found this library on Yelp. I love all the seating options and different rooms in this library. I found a quiet corner with a great desk near an outlet to finish up work for the day. The wifi was strong and I enjoyed all the natural lighting. Although I didn't browse the books, it seemed like they had a lot of variety. I enjoyed taking a peek at their new releases/recommended books at the front. It's a great library to pass some time at.

Love this location! Closest to my house and way nicer than the one I was using when I first moved…read moreto Stafford. Before I had to run to the location @ Litchfield,but they were not always so nice or so caring. They have sent me notices to pick up packages and then they can never find them. After meeting Karen Kennedy @ the Hartwood location, I feel In love! Very personable and super service. If I need something mailed before they open, I can leave a check and the package and I don't have to fear that it won't be safe. Leaves my receipt in my P.O. Box. They are so nice there, I always make sure to drop off donuts or ask if they need lunch when run into town. Small town post offices are way nicer when you have a super Post Master like Karen! A++++

Today my family and friends went to the Dallas location for brunch…read more Our host Davis was 5 star. As for the buffet 0 stars. Biscuits were HARD, HARD...HARD!!! To be honest everything except for the fruit was good. I apologize but honest the truth has to be told. Employees were GREAT and tha's all.

Culpeper has come a long way. Nice local shops and dining…read more Curbside seating at coffee houses. Everyone seems content. Just outside of downtown main street you've got your larger chain stores and chain restaurants. Many places for parking downtown and how fun to see the Amtrac at the Visitors Center. There's many great parks to enjoy as well. The kids used to love Yowell Meadows park but they're all grown up now. And the mountains in your backdrop are spectacular from Rte 522. I should come by more often. The change is good.

Most of Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson was buried in a Lexington, Virginia, cemetery that now…read morebears his name, but he was so famous at the time of his death that his amputated left arm was spirited away to its own separate grave. It was just after dark on May 2, 1863. Jackson had just launched a devastating attack against Union forces at Chancellorsville. Returning to his own lines with several staff officers, Jackson, ever the aggressive soldier, decided to conduct reconnaissance in the area. As he and his staff rode through the woods near Confederate lines, a North Carolina regiment, unable to see who was riding up on them, opened fire. Jackson was struck by three bullets, two of them shattering his left arm. The general was evacuated from the area and given medical treatment, but the arm couldn't be saved and was amputated. Pneumonia set in, and on May 10, 1863, the South lost its most effective tacticia. Thinking that the limb of so great a solider was too precious to simply throw on the regular body part trash pile, Jackson's unofficial company chaplain, Reverend Tucker Lacy wrapped the arm in a blanket and took it to his family cemetery. The reverend gave the limb a standard Christian burial and placed a marker above the site. Supposedly Stonewall Jackson's arm was dug up and reburied numerous times in the ensuing years and there is no concrete evidence that it still resides in its original burial space, but the simple gravestone remains.

"Jackson has lost his left arm, but I have lost my right"…read more -General Robert E. Lee Jackson's last words were apparently, "Let us cross over the river and rest in the shade of the trees." It seems like a lot of words for a dying man. If, however there is truth in this story, then the resting place of this limb seems fitting. The lone tombstone sits quietly among a small group of trees on the Virginia countryside. The picturesque views were once covered by war field hospitals and now is the resting place of the left arm of one of America's most famous Generals. A little history: Stonewall Jackson's arm was destined to be buried along with other amputated limbs until Jackson's Chaplain, Reverend Lacy, retrieved it from a macabre pile of appendages and eventually buried it on his own plantation, Ellwood Manor. The limb was buried several days before Jackson's death as a way for his staff to pay tribute to the man that they had followed through battle. It's probably the least they could do considering that his own men accidentally shot him. I'm just sayin'. The story of a buried arm is surreal, but a little research makes the story a little more humane. Even if Jackson fought on the wrong side of history, every body (or body part) should be so lucky to be buried in a place so serene. Verdict: Great for Civil War buffs, the curious and people spending a little time in nearby Old Town Fredricksberg. Or Cross it off your Weird Virginia (book) list. Weird tidbits: The arm has been dug up a few times in the past, but has always made it's way back into the ground. It seems that the curious return it to it's resting place after learning that there REALLY is an arm buried in the ground. FYI: The last time I attempted a visit, the grounds were closed contrary to the information found on the website. If in doubt, it's best to call.

This Library is very cool!…read more This was my first time visiting this library and I was very impressed with how aesthetically pleasing it looks on the inside, how many breakout rooms there were, a gaming room, separated area's for children's play, teenagers, study space/working space, lounge space for older patrons with bigger lounge chairs, etc. I spent about 2 hours here with some children and they very much enjoyed the children's learning area. There were magnetic busy boards, busy games, wall games, magnetic dominos, puppets, magnetic people mix and match, and the books! While here, I noticed people of all ages, ethnicities and abilities enjoying the services of the library. It was very clean and I was impressed with the spread of variety of things for different groups. There were DnD groups renting out rooms, coders, puzzlers, arts and crafters, and much more. It was a very pleasant and safe experience, we will visit again.

Love this community library. Beautiful building and plenty of books to browse from. You can get a…read morelibrary card which gives you access to the electronic library which makes it easy to rent books and other offerings. I haven't taken advantage of the other things offered by the library like activity hours for the community, electronic books, computers use in the library etc but i did use the printing service.