During the Colonial era and early nationhood of the United States, water transportation was essential…
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Lynchburg History: John Lynch
In 1757, John Lynch stood on the bank of the James River (then known as…
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Enjoy These Outdoor Spaces in LYH
Lynchburg is a place ripe with culture, natural beauty and history. In spite of Coronavirus…
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Spend President’s Day at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest
Thomas Jefferson once wrote, “History by apprising (people) of the past will enable them to…
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Celebrate Black History Month With Us!
February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate the significant role of African Americans…
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Civil Rights Day in Lynchburg
January 20 marks Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. This is a day to honor the…
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A History of the Lynchburg Christmas Parade
A time honored tradition, the Lynchburg Christmas Parade, turns 60 this year! The parade, hosted…
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The Civil War History You’ll Find in Lynchburg
Lynchburg is full of history, and even as the City marches ever forward into the…
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Lynchburg’s Anne Spencer Is Honored With Her Own Stamp
One common way for famous people in American history to be commemorated is to put…
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Honor Our Veterans at These Local Landmarks
With Veterans Day on November 11th, the nation gives thanks to its soldiers who have…
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