Shot out to the KRHS Teachers for Tomorrow students for creating this great bulletin board to honor Women's History Month. Great job Mrs. Howald.
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Double Poplars Church, 1870.
The community of Double Poplars is located on Old Auburn Road near the Fairgrounds. This was a free African-American community prior to the Civil War. The Church was built in the years following.
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Vint Hill Manor House. c. 1880
Pictured here are members of the Low family. Andrew Low began construction of an Italianate style manor house in 1860. This structure would undergo several renovations and expansions. Today, we know it as The Inn at Vint Hill.
Winter 2014-15
Student trainers Bobby Hix and Jason Means have a little fun at Coach Swick's expense. KR Trainers are the unsung heroes of our athletic teams. Hix will go on to earn M.V.P.
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Fall 2012
Kettle Run Competition Cheer wins the District Title. History repeats itself as the 2021 KR Squad has also earned the District Championship Good Luck at Regionals...Go Cougars!
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Fauquier Chamber of Commerce Map. 1934
See if you can locate the stream known as Kettle Run. It is the line passing through the "H" in Greenville School. Both Greenville and Auburn Baptist Church schools still stand today.
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October 26, 2012
Behind a "pancake" block by Jonathan Grammo, Kettle Run junior running back Deandre Jackson scores one of his three touchdowns in overtime. Jackson finished with 192 yards on a school-record 33 carries.
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October 21, 1966
Aberfan, Wales, U.K.
55 years ago today, 144 people lost their lives in the tragic Aberfan Mining disaster. Slag heaps piled above the mining town gave way and engulfed rows of houses and the Pantglas Junior School.
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Located on the Fauquier/ Loudoun Line
The Goose Creek Bridge was built in 1802 and remained in use until 1957. It is the oldest remaining turnpike bridge in Virginia. It was the center of the June 21, 1863 Battle of Upperville.
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Fall 2017
Puckering up for a good cause. KR ag. teacher Taylor Richardson holds Gucci the goat while principal Major Warner second-guesses volunteering himself.
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2010-11
KRHS students (L to R) Taylor Campbell, Amanda Davis, & Alex Tapscott pictured here to promote After Prom and the "car givaway" promotion by Andy Budd and Country Chevrolet.
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Established in 1718...
Under the waters of Germantown Lake at Crockett Park lies the site of the first settlement in what would later become Fauquier County (1759). Prone to flooding, Licking Run will be dammed in 1985.
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