Current News
See also: Legacy Reflection 2005 by Ann van de Graaf
Fall 2009
Legacy Museum Events
Legacy Museum Exhibits
Spring 2009
Pierre Thomas Speaks at Annual Dinner
Collection Committee Prepares for Juneteenth Exhibit Opening
Angela Graham Elected President of Legacy Board of Directors
Doris Scott Crawford Joins Board of Directors
Juneteenth Plans Taking Shape for June 20
Kwanzaa Celebration: "A People without Knowledge Is like a Tree without Roots"
Activity Center Rocks and Rolls to Beat of First Drum Circle
Geral Butler Offers Portraiture Class at LAC
Documentary Film Plays to Enthusiastic Audiences, Thanks to Gloria Cannady
Anne Spencer Revisited: A Special Day at the Activity Center
Jabberwock: Serious Fun
Partnerships Energize LAC Activities
... And More Partnerships
Operating Budget Suffers from Economic Downturn
Announcements
November 2008
"For Our Own Good" opens on Juneteenth
Current Exhibit Strengthens Ties between Legacy, Old City Cemetery
Next Exhibit to Deal with Central Virginia African Americans in the Military
Prepare for Kwanzaa at Legacy
Health and Medicine Exhibit Makes Appearance at National Conference
Joseph Berryman, President of the Board of Directors of the Legacy Museum
Legacy Board Member Named to YWCA Academy of Women
In Memoriam: Thelma Mundy
Luncheons Spark Enthusiasm for Legacy Activity Center
Cardwell, Woodruff, and Wild Tell Stories of the Past, Express Hopes for Beloved Community of the Future
Student Volunteer Gains Experience, Helps Museum
June 2008
"For Our Own Good", new Exhibit on Civic and Social Clubs to Open Saturday, June 21
Juneteenth Celebration to Take Place on Our Hill Saturday, June 21
Hope and Skepticism: Board Members Participate in Community Dialogue 0n Race and Racism
Sweet Briar History Professor, Students Provide Original Research for Next Exhibit
You Keep the Doors Open
Welcome to the Board!
How a Job and a Museum Can Change a Life
Cheryl Stallings Appointed to VAM Council
Legacy Museum Benefits from Campbell Birthday Celebration
African American Health Professionals Exhibit now on View at Virginia Baptist Hospital
Annual Dinner Celebrates Black History, Service to Legacy
February 2007
New Officers, New Opportunities
"Someday" Opens to Enthusiastic Crowd
Children's Annex Moves Along
Naming Opportunities for the Legacy Museum
Volunteers Needed
November 2006
Legacy awarded prestigious grant
New Talent Comes on Board
June 2006
Deep in My Heart: The Rise of Jim Crow in Central Virginia, 1865-1954" Opens June 2005 to June 20065.
February 2005
Legacy earns VFH Grant for The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow in Central Virginia, 1865-1975.
Legacy Outreach
In Brief
Challenge Grant
Legacy Mission Expanded
In Memory Crystabel A. Harris
June 2004
Mindin` Our Own Business: African American Business Enterprise in Central Virginia, 1820-1970
February 2004
Legacy Earns VFH Grant for Business Exhibit
Programs on African American Church Music Well Attended
Highlights from "A Religion that Sings"
Church Days on the Hill
In Memory Elizabeth Nash Rufus Callaham
October 2003
Black Church Exhibit presents a Pleasant Problem for Legacy!
President's letter
Swann-Wright to Curate 2004-2005 Exhibit on Black Businesses
Traveling Baskets Ready for Churches, Clubs, Schools
VFH Officials Attend Opening of "By God's Grace"
Music programs scheduled for November
Legacy participates in Kaleidoscope activities
June 2003
New Exhibit on the Black Church Opened June 29
Grants from Community Trust and R. R. Donnelly Help Meet NEH Challenge see also FAQ about the NEH Challenge Grant
Jamaal Crone Begins Summer Work in Social Entrepreneurship
Arbor Day at the Museum
A Performance Space in the Making
March 2003
Jan 2003
Museum Receives $100,000 NEH Challenge Grant
VFH Grant to Support Exhibit on the Black Church
A Farewell
A New Face