Explore the 2nd Oldest Town in the Shenandoah Valley
Please join us on Sunday afternoon March 25th for a special FREE screening of Aviva Kempner’s film, "Rosenwald", which looks at the life of the philanthropist Julius Rosenwald including his work with the rural school building program that bears his name. There was a Rosenwald School in Stephens City through the 1930s which many local African-Americans […]
A Tense Co-existence: Scouts and Civilians In 1860s Newtown WHO: Author & Historian Steve French WHEN: Saturday, August 19, 2017 at 3:30p.m. WHERE: Trinity Lutheran Church, Parish Hall, 810 Fairfax Street, Stephens City Free Admission (donations accepted; books for sale) Questions: 540-869-1700
Newtown History Center presents A Stephens City Civil War lecture by Mr. Dana MacBean "A Shenandoah Sketchbook: James E. Taylor Draws the Valley" Topics To Be Covered Include: Introduction to James E. Taylor, "Sorry For You, Mr. Sketcher" (A Stephens City Site), "Battle of Summit Point, Caught Between The Lines", and "Mrs. Stewart's Pumpkin Pies" […]