Colleen, Virginia

Colleen is an

New Glasgow (sometimes called Cabellsburg) and ordered a new courthouse built nearby. That frame courthouse was finished in 1810 and replaced by the current courthouse in 1870. Meanwhile, the Nelson County seat was transferred to Lovingston

, and a courthouse built in 1809.

References

^ Amherst County, Virginia Heritage Vol. II (2004 Walsworth Publishing Company), p. 1

GNIS reference

37°42′34″N 78°55′52″W / 37.70944°N 78.93111°W / 37.70944; -78.93111

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[1] Amherst County, Virginia Heritage Vol. II (2004 Walsworth Publishing Company), p. 1

v t e Municipalities and communities of Nelson County, Virginia, United States
County seat: Lovingston
CDPs	Afton‡ Arrington Lovingston Nellysford Schuyler Shipman Wintergreen‡	Map of Virginia highlighting Nelson County
Other communities	Adial Allens Creek Avon Beech Grove Bryant Buffalo Springs Caskie Colleen Durrett Town Elma Faber Five Forks Four Forks Freshwater Gladstone Gordon Crossing Greenfield Greenway Gullysville Hendersons Store Jonesboro Kingswood Lakeview Heights Lanes Ford Lawthorne Mill Lodebar Lowesville Martins Store Massies Mill Midway Mills Montebello Nash Norwood Oak Ridge Old Myndus Onan Ottoway Piedmont Piney River Poplar Flats Ramsey Red Apple Orchard Rockfish Roseland Roses Mill Shady Lane Twin Poplars Tye River Tyro Warminster White Rock Wingina Woods Mill
Footnotes	‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties
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