Greenstone: A Lynchburg Legacy
A brief look at one of the defining and unique features of the architectural history of Lynchburg. In June of 1969, the Virginia Greenstone Corporation shuttered its doors and thus […]
Special News
Historic Miller-Claytor House, Lynchburg’s only remaining 18th Century home, will soon be COOL!! Thanks to the Andrew Horsley Easley and Anne Owen Easley Charitable Trust for their generous grant and […]
Coming Soon: Bragassa Gets a New Look!
In August 2019, restoration will begin on the facade of this historic treasure, The Bragassa Toy Store, home of the Lynchburg Historical Foundation. Thanks to support from the Sackett-Graves Fund, […]
Volunteers Needed for Fall 2019 Events
Attention Members: We are getting things lined up for our Fall 2019 events. We need everyone’s help to make them all a huge success. The upcoming events are listed below. […]