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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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Tomorrow we will be hosting our annual Gospel Sing

Tomorrow we will be hosting our annual Gospel Sing event at the St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall that is completely free to the public! If you would like to see more accessible, public programming surrounding the history of the Hall, please donate during the 2026 Give Local NRV at the link below!

https://www.givelocalnrv.org/organization/Blacksburgmuseum

Donate at the link below so we can acquire a jukeb

Donate at the link below so we can acquire a jukebox in our exhibit redesign. The
jukebox that used to live in the hall was a core part of the community gatherings hosted here. While the hall served as a meeting space for three fraternities, it also served as a dance hall! Help us tell this part of the halls history by donating through Give Local NRV!

https://www.givelocalnrv.org/organization/Blacksburgmuseum

We will be closed this Saturday at the Alexander B

We will be closed this Saturday at the Alexander Black House so that we can attend Gospel Sing at St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall. PLEASE NOTE that Genealogy Saturday will occur at the event, not at the Black House. We hope you can join us!

A CELEBRATION OF ART, FOOD, AND FILM! We are so

A CELEBRATION OF ART, FOOD, AND FILM!

We are so excited about this collaboration with The Lyric Theatre @thelyrictheatre! Your ticket gets you a fun local food sampling and drinks at the museum followed by a screening of the documentary Italian Wannabe at the theatre. Thank you to all our participating restaurants! @gilliesblacksburg @bolloscafe @odbb.downtown @jhbardsspiritco @blacksburgbagels @notyourmamaspasta @avellinosblacksburg @the_maroon_door @namastekitchen_vt @souvlakiblacksburg @cabobburg

Purchase tickets by June 19 on our website at https://blacksburgmuseum.org/event/table-to-scene-dinner/

Stay posted to our socials to get sneak peeks of o

Stay posted to our socials to get sneak peeks of our plans for the exhibit redesign of St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall. For this year's @cfnrv #GiveLocalNRV campaign, we are raising money in part for core exhibits elements such as museum grade display cases, exhibit board prints, and artifact acquisition. To donate, visit the link in our bio!

A May Photo Dump 📷♥️🧙‍♂️🐉🌸👯‍♀️🎂🎻🪕🚀🧩

A May Photo Dump 📷♥️🧙‍♂️🐉🌸👯‍♀️🎂🎻🪕🚀🧩

We have an Eastman Kodak No. 1 Premo Junior Model

We have an Eastman Kodak No. 1 Premo Junior Model B Box Camera from the early 20th century on display for Artifact of the Week!

Did you guys know that the first accessible to the public camera was the Eastman Kodak “Brownie” designed by Frank Brownell in 1900? This type of camera was crafted with everyday folk in mind and revolutionized the way people were able to document history. The No. 1 Premo camera is similar in concept but is designed with a different film mechanism.

P.S. Look how great the Thomas-Conner house looks through the viewfinder!

“Come closer,” he whispers from the edge of the ba

“Come closer,” he whispers from the edge of the banister… “can you find the rest of my friends?”.

Have you found all of Larry’s hidden pieces throughout the house? How many are there?

May 30th is the last day to leave your mark on thi

May 30th is the last day to leave your mark on this community art piece! We’ve enjoyed seeing this dragon come together and are excited for it to be on view in The Shawhan and Bechtel Garden July 11th. Link for tickets to come! We can’t wait to create with you! 🖼️

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