The Westmoreland historical site marks a major day in history–a citizenship ceremony will also be held.

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The Westmoreland historical site marks a major day in history–a citizenship ceremony will also be held.
The exhibit on African Amerian history in Fredericksburg will be on display for three years.
Living Legacies tells the African American history in Fredericksburg at the Fredericksburg Area Museum.
Exhibit at Fredericksburg Area Museum opens Friday with evening of revelry, reflection.
Fredericksburg Area Veterans Council annual program.
Annual program at the Lafayette Blvd. cemetery
Beth Parnicza with the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park talked about remembering those who sacrificed.
Living Legacies: African American history in the Fredericksburg area opens at the Fredericksburg Area Museum this Friday.
Each Memorial Day weekend the VFW Post in the city places flags at the graves of veterans in Oak HIll Cemetery.
Saturday morning scout troops (and their leaders and parents) placed the 15,300 bags and candles that will brighten the cemetery.
The park’s summer interpretive program starts June 9 and runs through Aug. 3.
The exhibition opens May 30th with a block party,
Tour included the Renwick Courthouse, which is currently undergoing renovations.
Telling the Salubria story.
One of the oldest homes in Culpeper County has had its state historic marker updated and restored
Ambassador William Walker spoke at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center on Saturday to promote his new book: ‘Racak: The Story of a War Crime.’
Cornelia Rutherford previews the Faire that runs weekends thru June 8th.
Confederate General Stonewall Jackson wounded by his own men in the Battle of Chancellorsville.
New podcast from the Fredericksburg Free Press probes claims made against Patawomeck Tribe by local historians.
Event will include historical speakers, updates on accessibility improvements.