"The Courageous Four" Exhibit at Central Library
The Courageous Four were a group of Prince William County teachers who became the first African American educators to teach in the County’s all-White schools. In 1964, these trailblazers paved the way for the integration of schools in Prince William County.
Visit the exhibit and learn more about this important piece of local history from December 5–January 31 at Central Library.
Prince William County Clerk's Online Databases Have a New URL
Prince William County offers access to many local records on the Clerk of the Circuit Court website. Land records prior to 1918 are freely searchable and downloadable on this site. Records after 1918 require a paid subscription. The URL recently changed to https://www4.pwcva.gov/Web. Contact RELIC staff you need help accessing or understanding these records.
Ten Reasons Why You Might Use RELIC's Services
1. We offer individual help with research.
2. We offer genealogy help, regardless of where your ancestors lived.
3. We can help you research the history of your Prince William house or land.
4. We can help you locate a missing relative or old friend.
5. We can help you understand DNA tests and results.
6. We can help you find old newspaper articles.
7. We can help you find old maps.
8. We can help you get in touch with other researchers working on the same project.
9. We can help you learn about new “happenings” related to genealogy and local history, including programs and exhibits.
10. We can help you learn about all the services and databases available on our website.
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