George Washington is a complex man, who never lived in the White House. He suffered from numerous diseases, but did not have wooden teeth. Thomas Jefferson was a true Renaissance man, wine expert, foodie and loved books. Washington & Jefferson Podcast

Virginia isn’t called the “Mother of Presidents” for nothing. Eight U.S. presidents were born in the Old Dominion, a record that still stands today. In this podcast, Lonnie and Carrie have a lively discussion concerning the breakdown of the “Virginia Dynasty” and the leaders who followed. Mother of Presidents

Constructed by the Carson Lime Company, the Old Riverton Post Office and Grocery is one of just two commercial buildings still standing from Riverton’s heyday.

It served as a hotel and a doctor’s office and changed hands many times, but if those walls could talk, imagine the stories they would tell.

The only mystery more compelling than ‘who done it?’ is ‘why name it?’ Discover the bill behind Duck Street. Duck, Duck, Goose! You’re it!

Samuel Carson, an Irish immigrant who established the dominant Carson Lime Company in Riverton in 1868, commissioned this home as a physical symbol of his success.  

Nestled at the northern edge of Front Royal, Virginia, where the North and South Forks of the majestic Shenandoah River converge, lies a hidden gem of history and architecture: the Riverton Historic District. https://www.nps.gov/subjects/nationalregister/sample-nominations.htm  

Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Warren County, a site that has cared for military horses to endangered species. This is the story of the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, as it is known today.

Lord Dunmore was the last Royal Governor of Virginia. Abolitionists loved him, but Patriots thought of him as a terror.  He used his strategies before their time.

A timeless song is sung for the first time publicly at a local festival. Clarke County Historical Society TBT