Julie This is the location where they moved the records. In my last email I gave the address and they do have a web site, I will find that and post it. Now I took Route 3 into Fredericksburg, turned right on Summit street that turns into Center street within a few blocks. It is in an industrial area. The parking lot had vans with the Scott's green logo, on the right side and a soccer field on the left. The Rappahannock Library in Fredericksburg is another treasure trove. I spent almost every night there. Monday thru Thursday they are open until 9:00 p.m. The only thing I was disappointed with was that the Fredericksburg Court House that house the circuit Chancery cases and covered Caroline County, would not allow us to see or use the records (Chancery) as Barry McGhee was on Vacation and no one but him can give access. They were behind a locked door. Coming all the way from California and there was several cases I wanted to view and copy. I had sent a request once before but was told it would be $236.00 to copy the case I wanted to view as it was large. I was very disappointed as these are public records and they should be available to view, even if they were just copies of the original case. Here is the web site for the Heritage Center _www.crhcarchives.org/_ (http://www.crhcarchives.org/) Tiffany