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From its inception as Lynchburg’s first playground, Guggenheimer-Milliken was a popular year-round play spot. In addition to the indoor and…

In a year filled with momentous events, 1914 witnessed World War I’s beginning, Babe Ruth’s first major league baseball game,…

Though Carl Anderson lived most of his life outside of Lynchburg, he still considered the city to be his home…

If you are familiar with the stage and film versions of the play chances are you have heard Carl Anderson’s…

While described as a powerful and successful attorney, Early gained fame for being opinionated, his love of chewing tobacco, and…

Sandusky House served as the Union Army headquarters during the Battle of Lynchburg on June 17 and 18, 1864.  General…

Learn about the history of American quilting through the Museum's collection of 19th and 20th century quilts!

In their book, Lynchburg: A City Set On Seven Hills, Clifton and Dorothy Potter, Professors of History at Lynchburg College, write…

Recently checking the Museum’s Twitter account, @LburgMuse, we noticed Smithsonian Air & Space Museum tweeted about Little Butch, a Monocoupe…

The idea of the modern Christmas card is credited to Sir Henry Cole, the first director of the Victoria and…