Friday, June 20 saw the culmination of many months of hard work with a grand opening and ribbon cutting held at the Historic Courthouse in Woodstock in front of an appreciative crowd. The program included remarks made by County Administrator Mary Beth Price, SCHS President Barbara Adamson, Juvenile & Domestic Relations Judge William H. Logan, Attorney William Allen, speaking for Circuit Court Judge Dennis Hupp who was out of town, and Board of Supervisors Chairman David Ferguson.

Now that rehabilitation of the Historic 1795 Shenandoah County Courthouse is complete, we’re pleased that this historic landmark is scheduled to be open to the public soon. To make that possible a Volunteer Corps is being formed. The courthouse is to be a multi-use building, with portions of it Shenandoah County Parks & Rec program space, Courts use, Tourism and Historical Society office space and a Visitors Center and Museum. Volunteers will be needed in the Visitors Center and Museum. We invite you to become a member of our Volunteer Corps! Please feel free to call with questions: 540-459-1795.
Click here for Volunteer Information.
Click here for Courthouse Volunteer Q/A form.
Click here to view and print the Volunteer Application form.