When asked how much money it would take to hire him as editor of a proposed daily newspaper in Lynchburg, Colonel Robert Withers, M.D. answered
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While his military performance is met with mixed reviews of success and challenges, his letters to his family including his wife, Louisa, and daughters, Lou and Mary, are, at times, sharply honest but also personal, kind, and nostalgic for a time gone by.
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That ubiquitous little black tube with its tendency to get lost and its famous logo have led many to comment that John Morton may have quite possibly made the world’s smartest investment.
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Stovall’s artwork depicted both black and white Virginians in rural settings, which earned her the title of the “Grandma Moses of Virginia” and the label of a southern memory painter.
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Out of all of the beautiful features at Point of Honor, “The Monuments of Paris” wallpaper is one of the most lavish and detailed.
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The Old City Cemetery opened in 1806 and approximately 20,000 people are buried in the cemetery. During the Civil War the cemetery
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