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Strother Gibson Dead
Obituary for Strother Gibson
A Bit of Va. History is On the Block: Developer Makes Bid for Last Black Enclave in Fairfax City
This article from The Washington Post details the story of Virginia Williams and her fight to preserve her neighborhood on School St. The article also details the founding of the neighborhood and the tactics of developers to purchase it.
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