May 14, 2026 | Notes from the Cabell House
On Thursday, February 19, 2026, James Madison University’s Dr. Dennis Blanton, graduate Skylar Rogers, and senior Calvin Boulier gave a preservation talk, “Archaeology of the Cabell Log House.” Dr. Dennis Blanton reviewed the archaeological shovel...Nov 21, 2024 | Events, News, Notes from the Cabell House
On Thursday, November 7, Dr. Dennis Blanton, Professor of Anthropology at James Madison University, presented “Conversing with Cabells: How the Archaeological Evidence is Beginning to Speak to Us.” Dr. Blanton’s presentation is the third in our new series of free...Nov 5, 2024 | Notes from the Cabell House
On Thursday, October 10, Will Rourk, University of Virginia 3D Technologies Specialist, presented “Preserving Artifact and Architecture with 3D Cultural Heritage Informatics,” the second in HSF’s new series of free educational talks related to the historic Cabell...Sep 24, 2024 | Notes from the Cabell House
On Thursday, September 5, Dr. Lynn Rainville presented “Black Neighbors in Gospel Hill,” the first in HSF’s new series of free educational talks related to the historic Cabell Log House. HSF welcomed more than 70 in-person attendees to the talk, and we are excited to...Mar 5, 2024 | News, Our Work
Historic Staunton Foundation has purchased the historic Cabell Log House located at 654 East Beverley Street. Built ca. 1869 by freedman Edmund Cabell and owned by his descendants for more than a century, it is the only remaining 19th Century exposed-log structure in...
