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9915 Colony Rd
Fairfax, VA 22030
cell: 571.286.9481 / lan: 703.495.7428
9915 Colony Rd
Fairfax, VA 22030
cell: 571.286.9481 / lan: 703.495.7428
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I am a fiber artist that creates wearables, accessories, jewelry, and fiber art using thread and fabric. I selll my creations at local craft shows and on my etsy site. http://www.etsy.com/people/priscilla1?ref=si_pr I create quilts for customers using their fabric, tshirts and clothing I teach classes-fiber art and wearables. Trunk shows: My journey as a fiber artist and My travels from the sewing machine to the runway. If you are interested in hiring me for a trunkshow or to teach a class, please contact me via my email: [email protected] or my phone 703-591-5630 2012 prices trunkshows $240 + travel expenses. classes: full day $215 for 10 students with classes at a max of 25---$15 for each additional student. I also do commisiions using the customers fabric or clothing. Wall quilt 24x36 inches=$350 Lap quilt 36x42 inches=$500 Throw quilt 55x42 inches=$700 Twin quilt 39x75inches=$950 Full/Double quilt 54x75 inches=$1200 Tshirt quilts=$22 per shirt + backing and batting Garments:Jacket=$200; Vest=$100; Purse=$50; Poncho or Shawl=$70
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Historic Blenheim is a ca. 1859 brick farm house designed in the Greek Revival style and located in City of Fairfax, Virginia. During the American Civil War, Union soldiers were often encamped on the grounds surrounding the house and utilized it as part of a reserve hospital system. As a result, more than 115 of these soldiers inscribed words and pictures on the first and second floor walls, as well as the attic of the house. Blenheim was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001.Early historyThe original owner of the land on which the Blenheim estate is currently located was Captain Rezin Samuel Willcoxon, a veteran of the War of 1812 who, in the early nineteenth century, began to accumulate much land in what is present-day Fairfax, Virginia. At one point, Willcoxon owned over one-thousand acres of land in the area. Rezin married his first wife, Elizabeth DeNeale, in 1805. The couple would have ten children. Elizabeth died in 1845, but in 1851 Willcoxon remarried. His new bride was Fanny Halley Bell.During the year 1850, according to the U.S. Agricultural Census, Rezin Willcoxon was farming approximately four-hundred acres of the land he owned. His livestock was estimated to be worth $899, and his farm produced wheat, Indian corn, and Irish potatoes. In April 1854, Rezin’s son, Albert T. purchased a large tract of land from his father. It is assumed at this point he had taken over operation of the family farm and had established residency at the farmhouse on the property. According to the Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser, fire destroyed the farmhouse early in 1855, and evidence suggests the house which stands on the property today was built to replace it. Since the brick bonding for each of the exterior walls is not consistent with the foundation, the new house may have been built on the foundation of the previous house.
Fairfax High School is a public high school in Fairfax, Virginia. The school is owned by the City of Fairfax, but is operated by Fairfax County Public Schools as part of a contractual agreement.The school building, opened in 1972, is located on Old Lee Highway in eastern Fairfax City. In 2007, FHS underwent a $54 million renovation designed by architectural firm BeeryRio7. Renovations began in March 2005 and added 86500sqft. of classroom space. Student size has increased at such a high rate that 3 trailers have been installed.DemographicsFor the 2013-2014 school year, Fairfax High School's student body was 41% White, 25% Asian, 20% Hispanic, 9% Black, 0.2% Native American, 5% Other.PrincipalsRobert Tabor 1972-1977Clarance P. Drayer 1977-1981Dr. Joan Curcio 1981-1983Harry Holsinger 1983-1988Donald Weinheimer 1988-1999Lillian Lowery 1999-2002Linda L. Thomson 2002-2005Scott Brabrand 2005-2009David Goldfarb 2009–PresentKnown forFairfax High is known for having high AP exam scores and SAT scores annually. Fairfax High has a large White and Asian population, these two ethnic groups make-up 65% of the school.The school is especially known for their marching band, state champion cheerleading team, state champion girls' swim and dive team, 7th consecutive district champion field hockey team, high school academy, AVID program, yearly AP Boot Camp, City of Fairfax-sponsored annual performing arts program in April Spotlight on the Arts, Math Creative Classrooms Program, New Chinese Language Program, Pride Time, Professional Learning Communities, Marimba program, Rewards and Remediation Program, College Success Program, and the best DECA chapter in the State of Virginia which is also ranked top 10 in the world.