Article: Memories come alive in Dumfries

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The Weems-Botts Museum

(Above photo) SHADES OF REVOLUTION - Tim Terrell, Giles Becker, Jack Helm and Bob Crisman bring back memories of life during the Revolutionary War. (Bottom photo) Emory Minter of Triangle carves wood shingles.

(Above photo) SHADES OF REVOLUTION - Tim Terrell, Giles Becker, Jack Helm and Bob Crisman bring back memories of life during the Revolutionary War. (Bottom photo) Emory Minter of Triangle carves wood shingles.

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Article: Memories come alive in Dumfries

Secondary Title

"Memories come alive in Dumfries."

Cataloged By

Adam Kitchen

Publication Details

Publication Type

Newspaper

Publication Language

English

Transcription

Transcription

Historic Dumfries, Inc. held "memories of the past" day Sunday at the Dumfries Town Hall. Along with artifacts provided by members of the town, a group known as the Third Virginia Reds brought their Revolutionary costumes and crafts to the lawn of the hall. The Reds, composed of residents of Northern Virginia, was actually a fighting unit during the Revolutionary War. Other items of interest included the historic jail house key, provided by Mrs. Rowena Brawner; a 1736 Stradivarius violin, shown by James Bishop; and the shingle making of Emory Minter in Triangle.

Transcriber

Abbigail Alm

Created By

lbpskydra94@gmail.com

Create Date

August 22, 2024

Updated By

info@historicdumfriesva.org

Update Date

October 10, 2024