Archie G. Richardson, helped ensure Fluvanna had six Rosenwald Schools
Archive Volunteer Kathy Brent assists visitors with research
Bob and Sally White at Byrd Creek
Bremo Recess, sketch by Ellen Miyagawa
Burton Payne
Carolyn Talley prepares to lead tours at the Old Stone Jail Museum
Columbia Flooded
Community Historians Melissa Hill and Nadine Armstrong of West Bottom
Covered Bridge at Palmyra
Detail of window of a log cabin for enslaved workers at Fluvanna
Farm Heritage Museum
Fluvanna Volunteer Fire Department Early Days
Fluvanna World War I Soldier
Fluvanna WWI Soldier
Fluvanna's Memorial to the Emancipation Proclamation
Galt's Mill
Gidney Underhill
Haying on the Franklin family farm
Headstone of a Child at Ashlin Cemetery near Rivanna Mills
Heritage Crafters at Holland Page Place Museum
Horatio Cousins with Roanoke and Jack
Howard Markham, instructor in Colonial American dance, at Holland Page Place Museum
Judith B. Lee Tavern
Maggie
Man with Mule
Mystery Family in a horse drawn carriage
Old Stone Jail Sketch
One Shared Story and Community Volunteers Document Historic Cemeteries
One Shared Story Family History Day
Palmyra Main Street before 1935, postcard by Burgess
Portrait of the Scott, Franklin, and White families.
Remarkable Stand of Corn, a staple crop in Fluvanna
S. C. Abrams on the right, two others as yet unidientifed, but may be Mr. and Mrs. Phanelson
Shrine to St. Katharine Drexel in Columbia
Smith Harris, ferry operator in Columbia
Students at New Fork High School
Sunset at Rassawek
Textile woven by enslaved workers in Fluvanna
Two Gentlemen (we believe S. C. Abrams is on the right) in front of Shiloh Rosenwald School, under construction
Unidentified Child
Unidentified Lady
Unidentified Sisters
Virginia Air Line Railroad through Palmyra