Grundy, Administrative division in Appalachian Mountains, Virginia, United States.
Grundy is a town in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia set among valleys and hills. The center focuses on a historic courthouse and a law school founded in 1997, both of which shape the street life and local economy.
The town was established in 1858 and became incorporated in 1876. The courthouse built in 1905 appears on the National Historic Places list and marks a period of growth in the late 1800s.
The courthouse and law school give the town a distinct identity centered on education and justice. These institutions draw people from across the region and shape how locals see their place.
The place is reachable by road through the mountains, but the hilly terrain requires patient driving. Many parts sit at higher elevations, so weather and road conditions shift with the seasons.
Major flood control projects required moving buildings and roads to higher ground to protect the community. You can still see evidence of these changes throughout the town today.
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