Explore Virginia's role in the American Revolution in this exhibit from the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.
Discover the people, events, and sites in Virginia that shaped the nation’s fight for liberty and democracy. This exhibit from the Virginia Museum of History & Culture explores Virginia’s complex and inspiring Revolutionary War history, immersing viewers in the pivotal years of 1774–1776.
Visit the exhibit Thursday, March 27 through Thursday, May 1.
Give Me Liberty: Virginia & The Forging of a Nation is the signature exhibition of the Virginia America Revolution 250 Commission. It was organized in partnership by the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation and the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.
AGE GROUP: | Middle School | High School | Elementary (Grades 3-5) | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | History, Heritage, Genealogy | Continuous Learning |
In 2004, Chesterfield County residents voted in favor of a bond issuance to build a new library in the Courthouse Road area. A site was selected thanks to a generous donation from Mr. Jim Craze. Ground was broken for the new library on November 14, 2013. The North Courthouse Road Library is a 20,000 square foot state-of-the-art library designed for LEED (Leadership in Energy and and Environmental Design) certification. Site and building features include a system for recycling rainwater, protection of existing wetlands, rapidly renewable bamboo panels at book stacks and more. Library service features include a multi-function flexible meeting room, a collaborative working space for business owners, and an outdoor reading veranda.
