Register for a New
Online Program:
An Introduction to John Marshall at Home

Join Preservation Virginia's director of museum operations, Jennifer Hurst-Wender, for an in-depth exploration of the places and people familiar to John Marshall. This webinar will explore late 18th and early 19th-century Richmond as it grew into its new role as the Capital of the Commonwealth. The program includes anecdotes and images of the many places and characters that John Marshall interacted with as a lawyer, judge and citizen.

Preservation Virginia has operated the John Marshall House as a historic site since 1911. 

The webinar lasts 25 minutes and will be followed by a live question and answer segment with Jennifer Hurst-Wender. You have two chances to watch this Thursday, April 16, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m! The program is free but registration is required. Register now to reserve your spot. 

History Short Video Series at the John Marshall House

If you love Virginia history and want to see it preserved, please consider making a monthly gift. This type of giving can really add up over the course of the year and makes a huge difference. Monthly donations are helping us create new programming such as:

• Virtual tours of our historic properties online
• Educational programs for students at home during the COVID crisis
• Updated educational resources on our website
• Webinars on history topics and preservation best practices
• Continued consultation on preservation issues across the Commonwealth and advocacy campaigns for saving historic sites

We're fulfilling our mission digitally and need your help during these difficult times. If you're interested in making a recurring, monthly gift, you can do so quickly and securely at https://preservationvirginia.org/support/monthly-giving/ or contact Marny Hackley, annual fund manager, at mhackley@preservationvirginia.org.

Thank you for making historic preservation a continued priority in your life and helping save irreplaceable sites for future generations.