Several hundred years ago the letter u did look like the letter v. It was traditional to use the older letter styles on courthouses, city halls, state capitols. We use modern lettering now and do not put the older letters on the modern, newer government buildings.
The V is much easier to cut into the stone then the curved U. It was a sort of short cut for the stone masons and the tradition has been carried on through the ages. With today's sandblasting methods, it is much easier to do all the shapes.
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Svechin is pronounced exactly as it is spelled. S-v-ye-chin, it rhymes with Gretchen.
King William County, Virginia, has the oldest active courthouse. It was built in 1725. Queenstown, Maryland, has the oldest courthouse still standing. It was built in 1708. It is now a museum.
somewhere over the rainbow to your mom's house
Pete V. Domenici United States Courthouse was created in 1997.
For anyone who does not know Vivian is spelled V-I-V-I-A-N!
You spelled it correctly..
I have a 1924 silver dollar and, yes, it does have trust spelled with a "v".
It is spelled s-u-r-v-i-v-e.
You have spelled rival correctly in your question.
It is survivors.
velvet bean
Clavicle is spelled as C-L-A-V-I-C-L-E.
parades near a courthouse
Invaded is spelled i-n-v-a-d-e-d.
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