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Lord Fairfax Community College (U.S.)

Warrenton, Virginia

image by Dave Fowler, 4 June 2022

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Former flags (as Lord Fairfax Community College)

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The former Lord Fairfax Community College became Laurel Ridge Community College this week, and adopted a new flag and logo.
Dave Fowler, 4 June 2022

Former flags (as Lord Fairfax Community College)

images by Randy Young, 18 May 2020

Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) is one of 23 institutions that serve residents of Virginia and offer two-year degrees and specialized training and certifications. LFCC has its main campus in the town of Warrenton in Fauquier County, but also has campuses in Middletown and Vint Hill (both in Fauquier County) and in Luray in neighboring Page County. LFCC was founded in 1970 and is named for the sixth and seventh Lords Fairfax of Cameron, who owned substantial land in the colony of Virginia before the American Revolution and for whom Fairfax County is named.

There appear to be two variations of the flag of Lord Fairfax Community College, both having the same basic design but with the color palette reversed on the second. The design shows the College's logo in blue centered on a white field; the variant has the logo in white on a blue field. The logo has the letters "LFCC" in italicized capital letters above the full name of the institution in much smaller italicized lettering. Three concentric semi-circles, almost like ripples, radiate out from the lower right corner of the logo. The blue-on-white design can be seen on the Facebook page for the school's counseling education program (https://www.facebook.com/lfcccounseling/). The white-on-blue design can be seen on-stage next to the Virginia flag at https://foursquare.com/v/lord-fairfax-community-college/4bc4eea8702076b0a33d04c9?openPhotoId=52571fd6498e2cb80b9196fa.
Randy Young, 18 May 2020

Dave Fowler, 7 March 2020