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Spring 2010

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Taking the Rivermont Trolley
by Roger G. Garfield and Graham C. Garfield

A Narrow Escape from the British, Thanks to Jack Jouett
by Gaye Wilson

Jefferson’s Flight
by Martha Terrell Burruss

Lynchburg’s First Wine List—and how it came to be
by S. Allen Chambers Jr.

Driven by Drink? Why the village of Amherst became a town
by Robert Wimer

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Fall 2010

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Back to the Future of Lynchburg Streets: A History of the
Pavement of the Streets of Lynchburg, Virginia
by Andy Sale

Horses at VMI
by Brian Bowen

Lynchburg’s Preservation Steward: Margaret Henry Penick Nuttle
by Margaret Barksdale Nuttle Melcher, with an introduction by Peter W. Houck.

Lynchburg’s Sphex Club Celebrates Its Centennial
by James M. Elson

Preserving Family Photographs
by Gregory R. Krueger 

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Spring 2011

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“Culture of the Earth”: The Archaeology of the Ornamental Plant Nursery and an Antebellum Slave Cabin at Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest
by Jack Gary, Eric Proebsting, and Lori Lee.

Central Virginia’s Southern Soldiers: A Photographic Essay
by Gregory H. Starbuck.

Lynchburg Glass Corporation
by Justin Stoudt.