Fairfax Stone Site
William, West Virginia • Grant County
William, West Virginia • Grant County
The Fairfax Stone Site marks the westernmost point of the Fairfax Line, a colonial-era boundary survey that played a crucial role in defining the early borders of Virginia and Maryland. It is a granite marker representing a pivotal moment in land ownership and territorial definition.
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