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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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Freshly steeped and thoughtfully poured! A variety

Freshly steeped and thoughtfully poured! A variety of teas and half price house mugs are available in our gift shop! 🫖☕️

Friends! We’ve made incredible progress on our “Pa

Friends! We’ve made incredible progress on our “Paintable” Dragon, but there is still lots of room to create and little time to finish! This dragon’s next stop is Larry & Ann’s garden where it will be on view during their garden tours, so let’s make sure to add as much color and flare as possible before we bid farewell! 🐉

Check out our new artifact of the week! Have any o

Check out our new artifact of the week! Have any of you heard of The Center Drug Co.? This pharmacy was located on Main Street between Jackson & Roanoke Streets!

Have any of our followers had any luck in finding historic prescriptions? What are some of your favorite instructions that physicians of the past have given their patients? Let us know in the comments!

Thank you, @sanaillahe for sharing your talents wi

Thank you, @sanaillahe for sharing your talents with us last night. We are so grateful to Dr. Illahe for spending the evening with us and for sharing her extraordinary talent, knowledge, and artistry with our community. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special performance of traditional Pakistani music.

How many of you have heard the story behind the He

How many of you have heard the story behind the Henderson Lawn Sycamore? The Blacksburg Museum is grateful to have one of the remaining pieces of that history on display in our back lobby. If you’d like to learn more about the story, stop by and check it out!

“Paintable” Dragon? Why yes, we do have one of tho

“Paintable” Dragon? Why yes, we do have one of those! Thanks to artist Larry Bechtel, you can step into our gallery to “paint” this communal art peace for yourself! The only item required for participation is your imagination; we’ll take care of the rest!

Today we honor the mothers, grandmothers, caregive

Today we honor the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and women whose hands shaped the stories we carry forward. Museums preserve history, but so much of history first lives in the quiet lessons, traditions, recipes, gardens, songs, and love passed down at home. Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at BM&CF!

What a fantastic evening spent with Larry Bechtel

What a fantastic evening spent with Larry Bechtel and Ann Shawhan! Larry & Ann have invited us into their imaginations with this fascinating exhibit and we are thrilled to be there! Thanks to all who attended the reception for Just Using Our Imaginations! Make sure to take the opportunity to view this exhibit between now and May 30th.

Check out this week’s artifact! The Victorians are

Check out this week’s artifact! The Victorians are known for their taste in ornate decoration, from their architecture down to their every day material culture.

If you’d like to stop by and see this Victorian handkerchief box, we will have it on display until Friday, May 15!

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