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The Women's Suffragist Memorial in Occoquan Regional Park in Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

From the shores of the Potomac to the Workhouse Arts Center, from the Occoquan River to Laurel Hill, there's a lot to love about Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

From the shores of the Potomac to the Workhouse Arts Center, from the Occoquan River to Laurel Hill, there's a lot to love about Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Historic Gunston Hall, home of Founding Father George Mason, along the Potomac River in Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Historic Gunston Hall, home of Founding Father George Mason, along the Potomac River in Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

The Beehive Brick Kiln at Occoquan Regional Park in Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

The Beehive Brick Kiln at Occoquan Regional Park in Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

The Women's Suffragist Memorial in Occoquan Regional Park in Lorton, VA. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

The Lorton VRE station looking south. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

The Lorton VRE station looking south. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

The River View hall at Occoquan Regional Park. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

The River View hall at Occoquan Regional Park. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

The Lorton Reformatory is closed but the Guardhouses remain as part of the Liberty Shopping Center. Proceeds from the sale of this item benefit the South County Federation.

The Lorton Reformatory is closed but the Guardhouses remain as part of the Liberty Shopping Center. Proceeds from the sale of this item benefit the South County Federation.

Next exit Lorton, VA, as seen from I95 southbound. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

Next exit Lorton, VA, as seen from I95 southbound. Proceeds from the sale of this item support the South County Federation.

The South County region of Fairfax County, and Lorton is the heart of that region. Home to Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Art Center, Pohick Church, Mason Neck State Park, and more! Show your love and support the South County Federation!

The South County region of Fairfax County, and Lorton is the heart of that region. Home to Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Art Center, Pohick Church, Mason Neck State Park, and more! Show your love and support the South County Federation!

The South County area of Fairfax stretches along the Occoquan River to the Potomac, and at its heart is Lorton, wrapped around Interstate 95 and Route 1. Lorton, VA is home of Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Arts Center, the Amtrak Auto Train, and more! Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Lorton, VA has had many names and is home of Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Arts Center, the Amtrak Auto Train, and more! Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Lorton, VA has had many names and is home of Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Arts Center, the Amtrak Auto Train, and more! Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

The South County area of Fairfax stretches along the Occoquan River to the Potomac, and at its heart is Lorton, wrapped around Interstate 95 and Route 1. Lorton, VA is home of Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Arts Center, the Amtrak Auto Train, and more! Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Your first stop in Fairfax County on Interstate 95 or Route 1, Lorton, VA is home of Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Arts Center, the Amtrak Auto Train, and more! Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Your first stop in Fairfax County on Interstate 95 or Route 1, Lorton, VA is home of Gunston Hall, the Workhouse Arts Center, the Amtrak Auto Train, and more! Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit the South County Federation

Posted for Black History Month, because these stories are part of the fabric of American society

There are many places where life can bring you down, a bookstore isn't one of them.

We don't talk about Pluto, no, no, no

We don't talk about Pluto, no, no, no

The House has been frozen at 435 seats since 1929. Time to Fix Up the House! More seats means better representation! More seats fixes the Electoral College! More seats means more say!

Twenty two years late, but adding to the collection I started when 2020 was uploaded last year and more will be coming, both past and future. This design is a repurposing of a Candidate Poster from 1876. The Original copyright mark remains at the bottom.

Eighteen years late, but adding to the collection I started when 2020 was uploaded last year and more will be coming, both past and future. This design is a repurposing of a Candidate Poster from 1876. The Original copyright mark remains at the bottom.

Fourteen years late, but adding to the collection I started when 2020 was uploaded last year and more will be coming, both past and future. This design is a repurposing of a Candidate Poster from 1876. The Original copyright mark remains at the bottom.

Ten years late, but adding to the collection I started when 2020 was uploaded last year and more will be coming, both past and future. This design is a repurposing of a Candidate Poster from 1876. The Original copyright mark remains at the bottom.

Six years late, but adding to the collection I started when 2020 was uploaded last year and more will be coming, both past and future. This design is a repurposing of a Candidate Poster from 1876. The Original copyright mark remains at the bottom.

A year late for sure, but I felt the designs I was seeing lacked gravitas. This design is a repurposing of a Democratic Candidate Poster from 1876. The Original copyright mark remains at the bottom.

Stylish and in black