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Fairfax County Public Library

Fairfax County Public Library
City of Fairfax Regional Library
Virginia Room
10360 North Street
Fairfax, VA 22030-2514
Primary Collecting Areas:
Fairfax County, Virginia and Northern Virginia History
Description:
The Virginia Room of Fairfax County Public Library houses a special collection of history and genealogy resources. Staff collect the historical record of the people, associations, events, and places of Fairfax County, Virginia.
POC: Chris Barbuschak
Phone: (703) 293-2142
Phone: (703) 293-6227 ext. 6 (Virginia Room)
Fax: (703) 293-2155
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The Republican Committee of Fairfax County Papers, 1965-1978

3.5 linear feet
The Republican Committee of Fairfax County Papers consist of 3.5 linear feet and spans the years 1965-1978 and contains newspaper clippings, pamphlets, correspondence, press releases, registered voter lists, and other documents related to the Fairfax County Republican Party, Fairfax County elections (including materials on Republican and Democratic candidates), and Fairfax County political issues from that time period. Issues addressed include busing, pollution, education, and the economy.
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The Republican Committee of Fairfax County Papers, 1965-1978 3.5 linear feet

Republican Committee of Fairfax County
The Republican Committee of Fairfax County Papers consist of 3.5 linear feet and spans the years 1965-1978 and contains newspaper clippings, pamphlets, correspondence, press releases, registered voter lists, and other documents related to the Fairfax County Republican Party, Fairfax County elections (including materials on Republican and Democratic candidates), and Fairfax County political issues from that time period. Issues addressed include busing, pollution, education, and the economy.

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