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Henrico County Historical Society 2012 Calendar
The HCHS 2012 calendar features 12 aspects of the Civil War in Henrico County, including the first artillery on rails; distinguished African-American soldiers, reconnaissance by balloon; homefront activities; Jewish heroes, and much more.
Henrico County Cemeteries
- Compiled by Sue Krimm and Margaret Childress
- Lists over 3,000 graves located in Henrico County
Henrico County Field of Honor
- Written by Dr. Louis H. Manarin
- Chronicles every significant battle within the county's borders
- 976-page, two volume book set
- 747 illustrations, maps, paintings, and other images
- 295 battlefield and troop-movement maps, most of which are published for the first time
- 17 original paintings, including 15 commissioned specifically for this volume set
The History of Henrico County
- Authored by Dr. Louis H. Manarin and Charles H. Peple
- Discover the original story of Henrico
- Detailed text, images, photographs in this 2011 edition revised and reprinted as part of the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the County of Henrico
Inventory of Early Architecture - County of Henrico, Virginia
- Over 180 descriptions and photos of Henrico's historical landmarks, from pre-colonial day to the 1960s
- Includes archaeological sites, churches, schools, industrial buildings, businesses, and residences
County Manager Government in Henrico, Virginia: Implementation, Evolution, and Evaluation
- Written by Dr. Nelson Wikstrom
- In-depth study of the experience of Henrico County with the county manager form of government adopted in 1934
- Includes examination of the challenges, accomplishments and professional styles of the seven County Managers who served the county; review of the historically close working relationship between the County Manager and the Board of Supervisors' members; and factors leading to success of this type of government and its future in Henrico County
Henrico County Historical Society Magazines
- Order HCHS magazines spanning June 1975 to March 1995
- Our magazines list provides an alphabetical guide to content found in all magazines during that time span
High Meadow: Where Robert E. Lee Drew His Sword
- Written by Dr. H. Douglas Pitts in 1998
- High Meadows was a modest farmhouse in Richmond used as the headquarters of Robert E. Lee for sixty-two days during the summer of 1862; it was here that Robert E. Lee came of age as a warrior
- High Meadow is where Robert E. Lee drew his sword and the course of the Civil War was substantially altered.
Henrico County Historical Society Coverlet
- Coverlet was commissioned by HCHS and created by We Love Country.
- The design captures the history and spirit of Henrico County with the depiction of historic county sites and events
- The design appears in Williamsburg blue on a natural background
- 100% cotton, two-layer, jacquard woven in the USA, preshrunk, colorfast, and machine washable
- Measures approximately 46 x 68 inches,fringed on all four sides
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