What Broke Monticello | How a right-wing smear campaign tried to silence the reality of Thomas Jefferson’s life, and in some ways succeeded.
See also r/VirginiaHistory and r/Charlottesville.
u/VirginiaNews — 3 days ago
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A look at Colonial Williamsburg’s new archeology center
Colonial Williamsburg wants visitors to be able to see and interact with its archeologists as they uncover history.
That’s why it opened the new 40,000-square-foot Colin G. and Nancy N. Campbell Archeology Center in April.
WHRO News reporter Nick McNamara recently went on a tour with CW Vice President Jack Gary to learn more.
u/276434540703757804 — 3 days ago
Richmond was a hotbed of peach innovation in the late 1800s, but many are now lost to history
richmonder.orgu/VirginiaNews — 4 days ago
‘Diary On the Walls': Fairfax County Home Preserves Large Amount of Civil War-era Graffiti
youtube.comu/chubachus — 4 days ago
In Richmond, churches retrace the path of the enslaved to confront their own history
apnews.comu/VirginiaNews — 10 days ago
Historic Manassas Church weighs sale offer from data centers | Despite big money offer, Church of the Brethren might have nowhere to go
princewilliamtimes.comu/VirginiaNews — 10 days ago
Williamsburg ceremony commemorates start of African American Heritage Trail construction
whro.orgu/VirginiaNews — 13 days ago