Craig County Sheriffs Office
Craig County, Virginia, steeped in rich history, began as a settlement known as Craig's Camp and became the county seat named New Castle after its formation in 1851. The area has seen significant events, including visits from Col. George Washington and participation in the Civil War, which shaped its community and identity.
Throughout the years, Craig County has evolved with developments like railroads and agriculture, while community spirit thrived, especially during the WWII era with nearly 500 local citizens serving in the Armed Forces. The legacy of patriotism in the county is preserved through organizations such as VFW Post 4991 and the Craig Valley Chapter DAR, showcasing the enduring commitment of its residents.
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