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Discover Historic Fincastle, a captivating town in Botetourt County, Virginia, chartered in 1772. Rich in history and charm, Fincastle was once home to Judith Hancock, who married the famous explorer William Clark. This historic town boasts significant landmarks, including the Botetourt County Courthouse, where original documents signed by Thomas Jefferson and other prominent Virginia and U.S. politicians are preserved.
Stroll through Fincastle’s historic district and enjoy a blend of well-preserved 19th-century architecture and local hospitality. Visitors can pick up a Town of Fincastle Tour Guide from the brochure rack outside the Botetourt County Tourism Office at 16 East Main Street. For a more immersive experience, guided tours of the Historic District are available by appointment only.
Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking a picturesque retreat, Historic Fincastle offers a unique opportunity to explore America's past. Plan your visit today and delve into the stories that shaped this remarkable town.
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