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The GC Historical Society would like to thank our members, volunteers, board and admin, and all the visitors and supporters over the past year. During these continuing times of uncertainty, the GC Historical Society were able to keep the museum open, field numerous inquiries, and help many with their research!
Presented by Joann Powell (President GCHS), in collaboration with Greene Co. Parks and Recreation.
Helping the GC Historical Society to do what we do best - preserving the history of Greene! Glenn and his team have been working over summer to paint the outside of the Bickers/Whitlock house - home of the GC Historical Society. This much needed work will help maintain the house for many years to come!
Caroline Bruton and Kayla Shaller took first place in the junior group documentary category NHD nationwide! Mukund Marri came in eighth nationwide for junior individual documentary with his project. Find out more about their road to success.
Congratulations to these enterprising students from Greene County! Six students from William Monroe Middle School won distinction at the state level for their Virginia History Day projects. Click on the 'FIND OUT MORE' button to read about their winning projects. Congratulations!
The GCHS will be having a table at the Greene County Farmers Market spring opening on Saturday April 3, 2021.
Shrug off 2020 and step into spring of 2021 by re-connecting with us at the market! We hope to have two more dates at the market, to coincide with the season's changes, so don't miss out!
We follow CDC and GCFM guidelines to ensure the best and safe experience for all
- see you at the market!
Eagle Scout Stephen Gump, from Troop 174 in Stanardsville, VA., completed his project to upgrade and repair the Stanardsville Cemetery, located off Celt Road. A work of collaboration with other scouts, family, the GCHS, and permission from the Stanardsville Cemetery Association.
Welcome to our "Home and Hearth", in 2020!
Members receive monthly board news through email from board members, who each take turn recounting their stories and interests. Their writings are also published in the Opinion section of our website at a delayed date. We encourage feedback - email us at info@greenehistoryva.org
It might be cold outside, but plenty of warmth inside!
The Museum is open Friday and Saturday each week over the winter months. Inside it is nice and warm. Take your time to look around. We look forward to meeting you.
The GCHS Museum will be closed to guests on Christmas Day.
Sharing the Greene County Record online article, commerating this significant event in our history.
The GCHS was delighted to collaborate and commission artist Chee Ricketts in designing our very own seal. This seal represents the society's connection to Greene County, the ancestory and growth from the past, present and beyond tomorrow!
GCHS celebrates! But not a birthday - We have been established since 1978 but opened in our new premises October 4, 2015.
GCHS celebrates! We have been at 360 Main Street, Stanardsville VA, since October 4, 2015.
GCHS celebrates! We use to be housed at the historical Old Jail House in Court Square, Stanardsville, VA.
News clipping from the Greene County Record 3/26/2015 - getting ready to move and updating members and the community of progress at the GCHS Annual gathering at the Rosebrook Inn, in March 2015.
"By the bequest of our (GCHS) benefactor the late Linwood A. Rhodes and the substantial support from Ethyl Giuseppe that we were able to buy 360 Main Street."
Jackie Pamenter, GCHS President 2015
Our celebrations were put on hold due to the covid-19 pandemic. We can look forward to many other ways to celebrate in the forth coming years with your ongoing support.
THANK YOU!
We are pleased to announce the GCHS Museum will be re-opening from Friday September 4, 2020 (there after Friday & Saturday) 10:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m.
The GCHS is working on new procedures to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable time while visiting us.
Please note, some of our exhibits may not be available during your tour.
We thank and appreciate ALL our guests for following our rules and guidelines.
Please note a few changes are needed to be implemented to ensure your visit is safe and enjoyable:
Take a stroll, through historic Stanardsville, using the map and directions compiled by Eagle Scout Garrett Ensor, BSA Troop 174 .
Give yourself time and enjoy your self guided walk while following the markers around our town.
Greene County Historical Society
360 Main Street, P O Box 185, Stanardsville, Virginia 22973, United States
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