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Welcome!The Old Stone Jail Museum and the Holland Page Place will hold an Open House Sunday, June 6 from 2-5 pm to celebrate the beginning of the museum season. All are welcome! Admission is free and refreshements will be served. Visit us! The Old Stone Jail Museum will be open on Wednesdays from 1-4 pm and Sundays from 2-5 pm from June 6 through the end of September. Click here for the 2010 opening flyer. The Holland Page Place will be open the first Sunday of June, August and September and by appointment. Click here for the 2010 opening flyer. Contact Judith Mickelson for more information 434.589.5572.
The Fluvanna County Historical Society, with over 600 members, is a non-profit community organization whose mission is to preserve Fluvanna County’s heritage. The Society is organized exclusively for historical, educational and preservation purposes. The Society owns and operates a research center at Maggie’s House, its headquarters in the center of Palmyra. We encourage all citizens with an interest in Fluvanna County’s rich history to join the Society and to participate in our many cultural and civic programs. This site provides all the information you will need about the Society, its Museums and Archives and its programs. Note: Fluvanna History publication #83 has been mailed to all of our members. Fords, Ferries, Bridges and Signposts - Early Travel in Fluvanna, written by Minnie Lee McGehee , is an exceptional account of early transporation in Fluvanna County. This publication is supported by many photgraphs and drawings, as well as maps drawn by Robert Miyagawa. The Index for Fluvanna History publications #80 and #81 are now available at no charge to members (see Bookstore). If you would like a copy sent by mail or email, please contact Judith Mickelson at judemickel@aol.com for your your copies. |