I met with Theodore Roosevelt V, Governor Doug Burgum of North Dakota and twenty other thought leaders to strategize the vision of the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library planned for […]
Meet Jenn and Deb, my literary coach and my editor. I met them in New York last night for dinner at the Gotham Bar and Grill in the Village, discussing […]
Juneteenth commemorates the June 19, 1865 announcement of the abolition of slavery in the state of Texas, and more generally the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the U.S. But […]
Today I was hosted by The First Lady of Virginia, Pam Northam at a luncheon at The Executive Mansion, honoring the accomplishments of women of the Commonwealth
A live talk led by award-winning Ric Murphy regarding the history behind the first Africans in English North America
All about the 8th Virginia Infantry and their role in Gettysburg during the Civil War
Shakespeare's Midsummer's Night Dream will be performed at the Ruins at Barboursville
Selma Reborn: Preserving Selma and Her Past Sharon Virts discusses the story of Selma’s rebirth and the many surprises encountered along the way. Help raise money for this iconic library […]
Selma Reborn: Preserving Selma and Her Past Sharon Virts discusses the story of Selma’s rebirth and the many surprises encountered along the way. We are excited to talk with the […]
The Loudoun Freedom Foundation will lead a historic 90 minute chronological walking tour between two former plantations (Coton & Belmont Plantation), retracing the steps and stops of Loudoun’s enslaved community. […]
