The AASLH Leadership in History Awards, now in its 76th year, is the most prestigious recognition for achievement in the preservation and interpretation of state and...
The Valentine’s newest exhibition Breathing Places: Park & Recreation in Richmond opens at the museum on May 5th and explores the design, use, and evolution of Richmond’s...
Photogrammar is an open-access, web-based tool that allows users to easily navigate and engage with 170,000 photographs taken between 1935-1943.
The 230-year-old McGuire Cottage, one of Northside's oldest homes, is no longer standing due to what its owner, Union Presbyterian Seminary, claims is "repentance" for the...
The 16th Annual Richmond History Makers and Community Update on March 9 will celebrate these hometown heroes and provide an update on the region’s resiliency during...
“These are not just investments in physical space, but in the telling of our shared history,” said Delegate Lamont Bagby. “These initiatives will help us continue...
The University of Richmond has installed signage on campus to mark the sacred space of a former burial ground for enslaved persons and describe what is...
A then and now snapshot of Richmond.
Great article looking into a bit of forgotten history.
A new theater, cafe, green space, and interior and exterior renovations are planned as part of the major project, which was expedited because of the pandemic.
