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5:30 pm

Speaking Engagement: Remarkable Trees of Virginia with Jeff Kirwan

April 9 @ 5:30 pm

Alexander Black House 204 Draper Rd SW, Blacksburg

Arbor Day is coming soon and in celebration, we will host Jeff Kirwan on April 9 for a presentation about his beautiful book, Remarkable Trees of Virginia (reprint coming soon). […]

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Alexander Black House
204 Draper Rd. SW
Blacksburg, VA 24060
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm

St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall
203 Gilbert Street
Open by Appointment

Phone: 540-443-1600
Email: info@blacksburghistory.org

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Interested in seeing this cadet artifact? The Town

Interested in seeing this cadet artifact? The Town of Blacksburg and Virginia Tech’s history are incredibly intertwined, from the beginning of the university’s history to now!

Come check out this artifact at the Blacksburg Museum today through next Friday and learn more about where you live!

It might have been gloomy outside, but it felt lik

It might have been gloomy outside, but it felt like a bright sunshiny day in the gallery! Thanks to @ashdevinemusic for lending her time and talent to such a wonderful community event!

Today through May 2nd - Spend $20 or more in our g

Today through May 2nd - Spend $20 or more in our gift shop, Vaughn & Black Co. to be entered into a gift raffle and see what’s in the bag!! 🎟️🛍️

Check out this week’s AOW! This apron belonged to

Check out this week’s AOW!

This apron belonged to the Robeson family of Blacksburg, VA. We are fortunate to have several Robeson artifacts in the BMCF collections. The Robeson’s were strong members of the Blacksburg community with ties Virginia Tech who ultimately left a strong impact on education in Blacksburg.

We are in the process of upgrading our collections organization system, and we are so excited to find new artifacts each week that have been donated to our collections. Stay posted to our socials to learn more about our archives!

📆 Please join us for the Vaughn & Black Co. open h

📆 Please join us for the Vaughn & Black Co. open house on Saturday, May 2nd from 10am-4pm! We will celebrate the museum gift shop with refreshments, shopping, and a raffle! Swipe for the history behind the Vaughn & Black Co. name!

Leave us a 🎉 in the comments if you plan to celebrate with us!

🗓️Join us this Saturday @ 2PM!! Celebrate spring

🗓️Join us this Saturday @ 2PM!!

Celebrate spring with us for another fun uke-led jam!

We will gather together in song and fellowship, and sing and play familiar folk revival, Appalachian, classics, and more song favorites on our ukuleles and other stringed instruments!

Observers and singers are welcome!

Contact Ash Devine at bookashdevine@gmail.com with questions and for access to the digital song and music charts.

It was such a delight to host the talk for artist

It was such a delight to host the talk for artist Savannah Penven’s exhibit Burn Your Candle Into Another World. Being transported into Savannah’s realm of the sublime is something that will linger with us.

This historic Hall stands as a living memory of a

This historic Hall stands as a living memory of a neighborhood built on resilience and community. Within these walls, laughter echoed late into the evening, and generations gathered to celebrate, organize, and dream forward.

It is our honor to help ensure that these stories continue to be told. Yesterday, the BM&CF and Town of Blacksburg team installed new banners at St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall that indicate renovations to the structure and the surrounding property that was once New Town, one of five segregated Black neighborhoods in Blacksburg. As the steward of this historic site, BM&CF is currently working with former New Town residents on new exterior features and interior exhibits. These important elements will collectively tell the story of both the Hall as a central gathering place and mutual aid society, and the people it served.

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