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February 1, 2015

Monument to John Marshall

Warrenton, Virginia
John Marshall was the fourth chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. Born in Fauquier County, he was an important figure in Virginia, serving as a representative to Congress in 1799-1800 and then becoming Secretary of State under President John Adams.

A local town and a highway (Route 55) bear his name.


8 comments:

  1. Dragonstar11:40 AM, February 01, 2015

    Excellent silhouette and an attractive background.

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  2. cieldequimper11:52 AM, February 01, 2015

    Interesting and an absolutely gorgeous photo!

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  3. eileeninmd12:23 PM, February 01, 2015

    Pretty silhouette and statue! Great B&W.. Have a happy Sunday!

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  4. HansHB4:33 PM, February 01, 2015

    A great silhouette and a Perfect photo for the B&W Theme!
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  5. William Kendall6:45 PM, February 01, 2015

    He's quite dramatic in silhouette!

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  6. Michelle6:50 PM, February 01, 2015

    This is a wonderful shot. Very dramatic!

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  7. RobertN6:06 AM, February 02, 2015

    Beautiful photo.

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  8. Laura10:01 AM, February 05, 2015

    perfect silhouette!

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