History

Long before Lake Anna State Park was around, there was no Lake Anna in general. Lake Anna was created to cool the reactor of the North Anna nuclear

Legend has it that when the Native Americans destroyed several settlements on the New River south of what is now Hungry Mother State Park, a young

Karl Harris, who renovated "Karlan" bought the property sometime in the '50s. There were two homes built for sisters; I recall that with the home,

Independence Day, an American holiday through and through! A perfect excuse to gather the family and have a cookout, vacation on the beach, or visit

In Part I of Turning a Farm House into a Museum we learned to accurately recreate the physical surroundings numerous primary sources exist to help

Imagine having the ability to turn back the calendar to the year 1776. The birth of our nation was taking place as our forefathers were going to war

I’m sure many of you from this area have traveled to the Virginia Beach area. During your travels you may have passed Witch Duck Road.

I went to Leesylvania State Park to take pictures of the Underground Railroad interpretive program being held at the Visitors Center. On one side of

I just returned from a trip that took me to our 5 parks on the far Western side of the state, Wilderness Road State ParkIn a career that has spanned