[171] Fairfax County Free Press, August 25, 1966; The basement measured 11 × 251/2 feet and was located across the midsection of the building. At the north end of the basement a stairway led to an outside entrance, and at the south end another stairway provided interior access. The basement was lined with 8-inch thick brick walls, and was divided into two rooms of approximately equal size connected by a doorway 21/2 feet wide.

[172] Prior to the reconstruction of the courthouse in 1967, the shutters at the windows on the first floor of the front of the building were louvred in the top half and solid panel in the lower half. In the reconstruction, these shutters were replaced using shutters with solid panels.

APPENDIX A

FAIRFAX COUNTY CLERKS OF THE COURT
1742–1976

Sources: Frederick Johnston, Memorials of Old Virginia Clerks; Fairfax County Court Order Books.

Catesby Cocke1742–46
John Graham1746–52
Peter Wagener1752–72
Peter Wagener, Jr.1772–98
George Deneale1798–1801
William Moss1801–33
F. D. Richardson, pro tem1833–35
Thomas Moss1835–39
Alfred Moss, pro temOct.-Nov., 1839
S. M. Ball1839–52
Alfred Moss1852–61
Henry T. Brooks (military)1861–65
W. B. Gooding (military)1865–66
William M. Fitzhugh (military)1866–67
F. D. Richardson, pro tem1866–69
D. F. Dulany (military)1869–70
F. D. Richardson1870–80
F. W. Richardson, pro tem1880–81
F. W. Richardson1881–87
W. E. Graham1887–1903
F. W. Richardson1904–35
John M. Whalen1936–45
Thomas P. Chapman, Jr.1945–67
W. Franklin Gooding1967–75
James E. Hoofnagle1976–

APPENDIX B

JUSTICES AND JUDGES OF THE FAIRFAX COUNTY, CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT COURTS
1742–1976