Charlotte Co. Courthouse

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Charlotte Co. Courthouse

Route 40, Charlotte County, VA 23923
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The only Virginia courthouse known to have been designed by Thomas Jefferson that still stands. The courthouse was built in 1823 and stands amidst a group of 19th and early 20th century court buildings and residences.

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