Crossroads-Freetown Community Lecture
Join us for African American History Month as Executive Director & Curator Byron C. Smith gives a presentation on Crossroads-Freetown, a community of free African Americans east of Newtown that […]
Explore the 2nd Oldest Town in the Shenandoah Valley
Join us for African American History Month as Executive Director & Curator Byron C. Smith gives a presentation on Crossroads-Freetown, a community of free African Americans east of Newtown that […]
In cooperation with the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society, we will be offering a lecture presentation on the history of the African Americans in our community. We will hold this event […]
As part of the Frederick County Civil War Weekend programming we will be offering this presentation. Mike Kehoe, President of the Northern Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the Archeology Society of […]
Executive Director & Curator Byron C. Smith has written an article on the life of Samuel Kercheval, the famed author of the History of the Valley of Virginia, a book […]
Newtown History Center Presents: Kenny Rowlette -- Special Projects Coordinator, Jerry Falwell Library and National Civil War Chaplains Museum, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA Two Civil War Topics of Discussion: 11am: War-time Chaplains and U. S. Christian Commission 3pm: Chaplains and Post-War Weddings WHEN: Saturday, August 20, 2016 WHERE: Trinity Lutheran Church, Parish Hall, 810 Fairfax Street, […]