The Fairfax Line Historic Landmark Thomas Lewis Journal 1746 Virginia Map
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Colonial Virginia, surveying, and regional-history reference examining the historic Fairfax Line—the boundary established across Virginia’s Northern Neck Proprietary and Shenandoah Valley.
Covers the Culpeper and Fairfax ownership periods, the 1736 river survey, the 1746 boundary survey, surviving markers, and the line’s relationship to present-day Virginia and West Virginia. Includes biographical sketches, historical photographs, maps, references, an index, and a republication of Thomas Lewis’s original Journal of 1746.
Written by Arthur T. McClinton, John W. Coleman, and Francis F. Wayland. Published for the Shenandoah County Historical Society. Second reprint from 1996. Approximately 97 pages. Includes the illustrated Northern Neck Proprietary reference map shown.
Softcover shows mild shelf wear, light rubbing, and minor corner wear. Small price sticker remains on the accompanying map. Interior pages appear clean and unmarked. Binding remains secure. Overall good condition.
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The Fairfax Line Historic Landmark Thomas Lewis Journal 1746 Virginia Map
$40.00
Covers the Culpeper and Fairfax ownership periods, the 1736 river survey, the 1746 boundary survey, surviving markers, and the line’s relationship to present-day Virginia and West Virginia. Includes biographical sketches, historical photographs, maps, references, an index, and a republication of Thomas Lewis’s original Journal of 1746.
Written by Arthur T. McClinton, John W. Coleman, and Francis F. Wayland. Published for the Shenandoah County Historical Society. Second reprint from 1996. Approximately 97 pages. Includes the illustrated Northern Neck Proprietary reference map shown.
Softcover shows mild shelf wear, light rubbing, and minor corner wear. Small price sticker remains on the accompanying map. Interior pages appear clean and unmarked. Binding remains secure. Overall good condition.
SKU D-1