Culpeper was established in 1759 and was known as Fairfax and Culpeper Court House before a new charter gave it the final name of Culpeper in December of 1870. Culpeper is surrounded by many historic landmarks, shopping arts, farms, outdoor adventures and small cities such as Bealeton, Catlett, Delaplane, Markham, Remington, Stevensburg, The Plains and Warrenton. Overall the area has seen plenty of Civil War action, including the Battles of Brandy Station, Cedar Mountain, Kelly’s Ford, Chancellorsville, Wilderness and Fredericksburg. Architectural Digest named the County “The Prettiest Town in Virginia”. Over the years the population has grown drastically in 2020 the population was roughly at 20,062 up from 16,379 at the 2010 census.
The Town of Culpeper offers several transportation options & is serviced by Virginia Regional Transit. Virginia Regional Transit operates three buses in town – One on a northern loop, one on a southern loop, and one for disabled parties. Amtrak operates a station in Culpeper that connects to New Orleans, Chicago, New York and Boston. Lastly, Culpeper Regional Airport is county owned located in Brandy Station, Virginia. The runway can typically handle corporate size jets and large twin engine aircraft. Every year since 1998, Culpeper Airport has an air fest with performances such as aerobatics.
No matter the area whether disasters can happen whether its fire, water or even mold. When these types of losses take place typically a professional is to be hired who would cleanup and restore your home or business. SERVPRO is prepared to help. With nearly two thousand franchises across the United States and Canada, we are Faster to Any Size Disaster and dedicated to arriving onsite within one hour of your call. Culpeper and surrounding cities has a humid subtropical climate with very warm, humid summers and cool winters. Precipitation is abundant and well spread (although the summer months are usually wetter).
