We'll highlight posters, letters, objects, and reports from the Great War, and shares how Lynchburg residents were a part of the war effort at home and in Europe.
The exhibit in the Reading Room launches on October 20.
We'll highlight posters, letters, objects, and reports from the Great War, and shares how Lynchburg residents were a part of the war effort at home and in Europe.
The exhibit in the Reading Room launches on October 20.
Over the summer, Ginny and Marge were photographing, numbering, labeling, describing, and inventorying our art collection.
Over the summer, Ginny and Marge were photographing, numbering, labeling, describing, and inventorying our art collection.
Stop by our booth between 2-5pm to say hi, and learn about upcoming programs and always available services like our Memory Lab.
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Stop by our booth between 2-5pm to say hi, and learn about upcoming programs and always available services like our Memory Lab.
www.psglyh.org/events-progr...
Volunteers and staff from cultural heritage organizations had an up close tour of the police museum and facility. We also learned about the work to preserve and share the department's history.
Volunteers and staff from cultural heritage organizations had an up close tour of the police museum and facility. We also learned about the work to preserve and share the department's history.
Lynchburg GLAM is a free networking group for staff and volunteers. We gather every few months to connect across our institutions.
Lynchburg GLAM is a free networking group for staff and volunteers. We gather every few months to connect across our institutions.
We'll be discussing Rhys Isaac's Pulitzer Prize winning book, The Transformation of Virginia, 1740-1790.
Discussions are free and open to the public.
We'll be discussing Rhys Isaac's Pulitzer Prize winning book, The Transformation of Virginia, 1740-1790.
Discussions are free and open to the public.
"Leaving America Behind: The Lynchburg Colonization Society"
Wednesday, October 14 at 5:00 p.m.
The Jones Reading Room
Lectures are always free and open to the public at 2311 Memoral Avenue, 2nd floor.
"Leaving America Behind: The Lynchburg Colonization Society"
Wednesday, October 14 at 5:00 p.m.
The Jones Reading Room
Lectures are always free and open to the public at 2311 Memoral Avenue, 2nd floor.
Photo documenting, describing, and inventorying art is a challenge when many of the works are large and behind glass. Vols. Marge and Ginny borrowed some cardboard to assist in glare control, while Archivist Gwen went up the safety ladder to document their solution.
Photo documenting, describing, and inventorying art is a challenge when many of the works are large and behind glass. Vols. Marge and Ginny borrowed some cardboard to assist in glare control, while Archivist Gwen went up the safety ladder to document their solution.
GLAM is a free group for staff and volunteers at galleries, libraries, archives, and museums in the area. Visit www.jmlibrary.org/events/lynch...
GLAM is a free group for staff and volunteers at galleries, libraries, archives, and museums in the area. Visit www.jmlibrary.org/events/lynch...
Stop by our booth and learn about upcoming programs, the Memory Lab, and oral history. Exec. Dir. Deb Smith shares updates on enslavement records in the collection at the Descendant Roundtable.
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Stop by our booth and learn about upcoming programs, the Memory Lab, and oral history. Exec. Dir. Deb Smith shares updates on enslavement records in the collection at the Descendant Roundtable.
www.poplarforest.org/event/roots-...
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
If you have memories from that day, or want to share how the day's history affects your life now, we invite you to record a short memory in our Oral History Lab from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at 2311 Memorial Avenue, 2nd floor.
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
If you have memories from that day, or want to share how the day's history affects your life now, we invite you to record a short memory in our Oral History Lab from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. at 2311 Memorial Avenue, 2nd floor.
If you have memories from that day, or want to share how the day's history affects your life now, we invite you to record a short memory in our Oral History Lab. Recordings will be placed in the permanent archives at The Jones.
If you have memories from that day, or want to share how the day's history affects your life now, we invite you to record a short memory in our Oral History Lab. Recordings will be placed in the permanent archives at The Jones.
Join us for a lecture about the first class of nurses to graduate from Virginia Baptists Hospital with Dianne Nash and Kim Price.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Enter at the corner of Memorial and Lakeside.
Join us for a lecture about the first class of nurses to graduate from Virginia Baptists Hospital with Dianne Nash and Kim Price.
This lecture is free and open to the public. Enter at the corner of Memorial and Lakeside.
Stop by The Jones to explore this piece of Lynchburg art history!
Stop by The Jones to explore this piece of Lynchburg art history!
Here, Reference Assistant K.H. Woodford is showing Joel, our map intern, the intricacies of description, while examining one of our larger oversized maps of Lynchburg and Campbell County.
Here, Reference Assistant K.H. Woodford is showing Joel, our map intern, the intricacies of description, while examining one of our larger oversized maps of Lynchburg and Campbell County.
The Jones Reading Room
2311 Memorial Avenue
(2nd floor above Lynchburg Public Library)
Please note that parking is limited during renovation of the public library.
The Jones Reading Room
2311 Memorial Avenue
(2nd floor above Lynchburg Public Library)
Please note that parking is limited during renovation of the public library.
Remember that you can access our digital collections 24/7 at www.jmlibrary.org
Remember that you can access our digital collections 24/7 at www.jmlibrary.org
View historical maps, books, photos, and objects from our collection. Discover the people living in Central Virginia 250 years ago - plus learn how Virginians celebrated past anniversaries of the Revolution.
View historical maps, books, photos, and objects from our collection. Discover the people living in Central Virginia 250 years ago - plus learn how Virginians celebrated past anniversaries of the Revolution.
Join us on Wednesday, September 9 at 5:00 p.m. to learn about the first nursing class at Virginia Baptist Hospital.
Lectures are always free and open to the public at The Jones. We're located at 2311 Memorial Avenue.
Join us on Wednesday, September 9 at 5:00 p.m. to learn about the first nursing class at Virginia Baptist Hospital.
Lectures are always free and open to the public at The Jones. We're located at 2311 Memorial Avenue.
During the tour, Archivist Gwen also enjoyed sharing the original campus landscape plans for Mary's Garden, which are held in the Jones' Lynchburg Architectural Archive collection.
During the tour, Archivist Gwen also enjoyed sharing the original campus landscape plans for Mary's Garden, which are held in the Jones' Lynchburg Architectural Archive collection.
The Jones September e-newsletter is on our News & Notes page. You can find it here:
www.jmlibrary.org/news-notes/
The Jones September e-newsletter is on our News & Notes page. You can find it here:
www.jmlibrary.org/news-notes/
While reorganizing and describing our extensive collection of architectural drawings, Gwen snapped this overhead shot of oversized materials in bundles, rolls, and tubes.
While reorganizing and describing our extensive collection of architectural drawings, Gwen snapped this overhead shot of oversized materials in bundles, rolls, and tubes.
On Wednesday, October 14 at 10:30 a.m. we'll discuss Rhys Isaac's The Transformation of Virginia.
Discussions are always free and open to all, at the Hume Room at Westminster Canterbury.
On Wednesday, October 14 at 10:30 a.m. we'll discuss Rhys Isaac's The Transformation of Virginia.
Discussions are always free and open to all, at the Hume Room at Westminster Canterbury.