Book News: The Dwelling House at Snowden
I’m delighted to announce that the Summer 2020 issue of Central Virginia Heritage features my article, “The Dwelling House At Snowden: A Virginia Historical Inventory Case Study.”
Using the Virginia Historical Inventory of the dwelling house at Snowden as a springboard, the article traces the history of this beautiful Greek Revival house built by John L. Harris in about 1850 on land once owned by Randolph Jefferson.
The current issue also contains articles concerning African-American Men in the 1867 Fluvanna County (VA) Personal Property Tax Books (A-G), Marriage Announcements in the Daily Progress (Charlottesville, VA), March 1895, and The Estate of Henry Pendleton of Louisa County, Virginia.
Many thanks, as always, go to Editor Jean L. Cooper for another terrific issue!
Click here for details about how to purchase a print copy at Amazon: Central Virginia Heritage, Summer 2020
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