The Flickr Meeks Image Generatr

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Meeks Store at the time of the surrender Francis Meeks operated a post office and general store across from the Court House. The building is original and was built in 1852.

In the large open field behind the Meeks Store stands a single lonely tree standing guard over a marble headstone. This is the grave of Lafayette Meeks, the 18 year old son of store owner Francis. Lafayette died at Fairfax Court House in the first fall of the war while serving in Company H, 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment. He was the victim not of Yankee bullets but of the true great killer of the war, disease, in his case typhoid fever.

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Meeks Store at the time of the surrender Francis Meeks operated a post office and general store across from the Court House. The building is original and was built in 1852.

In the large open field behind the Meeks Store stands a single lonely tree standing guard over a marble headstone. This is the grave of Lafayette Meeks, the 18 year old son of store owner Francis. Lafayette died at Fairfax Court House in the first fall of the war while serving in Company H, 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment. He was the victim not of Yankee bullets but of the true great killer of the war, disease, in his case typhoid fever.

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Meeks Store at the time of the surrender Francis Meeks operated a post office and general store across from the Court House. The building is original and was built in 1852.

In the large open field behind the Meeks Store stands a single lonely tree standing guard over a marble headstone. This is the grave of Lafayette Meeks, the 18 year old son of store owner Francis. Lafayette died at Fairfax Court House in the first fall of the war while serving in Company H, 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment. He was the victim not of Yankee bullets but of the true great killer of the war, disease, in his case typhoid fever.

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Meeks Store at the time of the surrender Francis Meeks operated a post office and general store across from the Court House. The building is original and was built in 1852.

In the large open field behind the Meeks Store stands a single lonely tree standing guard over a marble headstone. This is the grave of Lafayette Meeks, the 18 year old son of store owner Francis. Lafayette died at Fairfax Court House in the first fall of the war while serving in Company H, 2nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment. He was the victim not of Yankee bullets but of the true great killer of the war, disease, in his case typhoid fever.

ODVS Dir. and 2024 Ohio Women Veterans Forum moderator Deborah Ashenhurst poses at the conclusion of the event with panelists (L to R) Lisa Martinez, Jackie Masters, Tiffiany Meeks and Kimber L. Heim.

Dir. Ashenhurst presents an honorary coin to 2024 Ohio Women Veterans Forum panelist Tiffiany Meeks.

Kimber L. Heim answers a question posed by moderator Deborah Ashenhurst during the 2024 Ohio Women Veterans Forum.

ODVS Director Deborah Ashenhurst interacts with panelist Kimber L. Heim, a U.S. Air Force veteran.

Ohio Department of Administrative Services Director Kathleen Madden introduces the moderator and panelists at the 2024 Ohio Women Veterans Forum.

The four panelists at the 2024 Ohio Women Veterans Forum pause to laugh at comments made by moderator and ODVS Dir. Deborah Ashenhurst.

Arkansas State Representative Stephen Meeks hosted an educational event in rotunda of the Capitol with an inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium.

Arkansas State Representative Stephen Meeks hosted an educational event in rotunda of the Capitol with an inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium.

Arkansas State Representative Stephen Meeks hosted an educational event in rotunda of the Capitol with an inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium.

Arkansas State Representative Stephen Meeks hosted an educational event in rotunda of the Capitol with an inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium.

Arkansas State Representative Stephen Meeks hosted an educational event in rotunda of the Capitol with an inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium.