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...Oct 6, 2017 | Preservation Brown Bag
October 2017 Brown Bag Presentation Walk Entryways to the City: Kalorama and South Coalter Friday, October 13, 2017 @noon We will meet and begin our discussion at the corner of Greenville Avenue and South Coalter Street (on the sidewalk in front of Staunton...Jun 1, 2017 | Preservation Brown Bag
Stuart Addition Historic District Tour meets at the intersection of New Street and Academy Street Friday, June 2 @ 12 Noon Staunton’s Neighborhood Brown Bag Series continues with a walk through the Stuart Addition Historic District. Located along the western...Jan 29, 2016 | Preservation Brown Bag
February 5th @ 12 Noon The Development and Neighborhood Transition of the Female Academy R.R.Smith Center for History and Art, Lecture Hall How did Madison Place, a block-long street on the south side of the Newtown Historic District, come about? Join us...Aug 28, 2015 | Preservation Brown Bag
Friday, September 4th @ Noon Uniontown Tour meets at noon at the intersection of Richmond & National Avenues. Please park on National Avenue along the western edge of the National Cemetery. Uniontown – a small African American community located east of...
