It took Spotsylvania almost a centu

It took Spotsylvania almost a century to regain its prewar population of 12,000 residents. But since the 1960s that population has multiplied nearly tenfold as the county—less than an hour down Interstate 95 from Washington, D.C.—has become, in the words of one local, "a bedroom community for Yankee bureaucrats." Today a new crop sprouts in the former cornfields: row upon row of cookie-cutter houses. Much of the 1860s landscape has been obliterated, often by developments whose names give hollow echo to the Civil War's guns—Artillery Ridge, Lee's Parke.

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It took almost a century to Spotsylvania regain its prewar population of 12.000 residents. But since the 1960s that the population has multiplied nearly tenfold as the county is less than an hour down Interstate 95 from Washington, D.C. — has become, in the words of one local, a bedroom community for Yankee bureaucrats. " Today a new crop sprouts in the former cornfields: row upon row of cookie-cutter houses. Much of the 1860s landscape has been obliterated, often by developments whose names give a hollow echo to the Civil War's guns-Artillery Ridge, Lee's Parke.

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it took Spotsylvania almost a century to regain its prewar population of 12000 residents. but since the 1960s and the population has multiplied nearly tenfold as the county - less than an hour. the interstate 95 from the washington, d.c. - has become, in the words of one local, "a bedroom community for yankee bureaucrats." today a new crop sprouts in the former cornfields:row upon row of cookie cutter houses. much of the 1860s landscape has been obliterated, often by, whose names give hollow echo to the civil war 's guns are artillery ridge, lee's parke.