Teresa A Kelley

Beginning in 2021, James Madison University students in the Justice Studies program partnered with the Library of Virginia’s Making History project to make primary source materials which document racially motivated lynching in the commonwealth from 1866-1932 more accessible. The materials are now freely available through two digital projects. Read more in today’s The UncommonWealth https://uncommonwealth.virginiamemory.com/blog/2023/09/13/documenting-lynching-in-virginia-a-transcription-project-at-james-madison-university/

While you’re waiting for your print copy to arrive in the mail, enjoy reading the latest issue of the Magazine online. Members should log into the website, click on “Publications,” and then “Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Archive.”

While you’re waiting for your print copy to arrive in the mail, enjoy reading the latest issue of the Magazine online. Members should log into the website, click on “Publications,” and then “Magazine of Virginia Genealogy Archive.” This issue includes:

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