Due to winter weather, this event is postponed from Feb. 22 to March 22. Join Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest’s African American Advisory Group for this special talk and workshop uncovering how you can get started with your genealogy and how you can use family treasures to learn about your family history. Hosted at the Jones […]
Non-Fiction Book Discussion Free, and open to the public. Non-fiction book discussion of The Sisterhood by Liza Mundy.
Free lecture on the history of the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation with Kathryn Yarzebinski. Open to the public.
The Holocaust Education Foundation of Central Virginia sponsors a lecture at Jones Memorial Library. Come hear how a secret military intelligence unit composed of German Jewish refugees took on the Nazis during World War 2. This lecture is free and open to the public.
Jones Memorial Library history lecture with Carl Hutcherson. Located in the heart of Fifth Street, the Hutcherson Funeral Home got its start in 1939. Founded by Carl B. Hutcherson (1912-1972), the company offers funeral planning and services. Born of necessity during the Jim Crow era of strict racial segregation that impacted Americans from cradle to […]
