Frederick County Court House (historic)

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The Frederick County Court House (historic) is a landmark 19th-century courthouse in Winchester, Virginia, notable for its Civil War history and current use as a museum site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county courthouse
historic courthouse
landmark
museum building
architecturalStyle Greek Revival
category American Civil War museums in Virginia
Courthouses in Virginia
Museums in Winchester, Virginia
city Winchester
constructionStart 1840
country United States
countyServed City of Winchester, Virginia
Frederick County, Virginia
currentUse Shenandoah Valley Civil War Museum
era 19th century
hasExhibition Civil War artifacts
regional Civil War history
hasFunction educational
judicial
tourism
hasUse courthouse
museum
heritageDesignation Virginia Landmarks Register
contributing property to a National Register of Historic Places district
inception 1840s
locatedIn Frederick County, Virginia
United States
Winchester, Virginia
locatedInHistoricDistrict Winchester Historic District
materialUsed brick
notableFor American Civil War history
use as a Civil War hospital
use as a Civil War prison
openToPublic yes
operator Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation
partOf Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District (heritage area)
region Shenandoah Valley
roofType cupola
situatedOn Loudoun Street Mall
state Virginia
streetAddress 20 North Loudoun Street
usedBy Confederate forces
Union forces
usedDuringConflict American Civil War

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Old Court House Civil War Museum occupiesBuilding Frederick County Court House (historic)