Props to local institutions The Locker Room (1981) and O’Toole’s (1966)
Mary Scott Hardaway at Style Weekly profiles 5 long-time Richmond food&drink institutions including The Locker Room (1981) and O’Toole’s (1966)
HistoryProps to local institutions The Locker Room (1981) and O’Toole’s (1966)
Mar 20, 2025
Mary Scott Hardaway at Style Weekly profiles 5 long-time Richmond food&drink institutions including The Locker Room (1981) and O’Toole’s (1966) Steven Nesmith of RRHA about the future of public housing in Richmond
Mar 6, 2025
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Richard J. Meagher of RVA’s Got Issues talks to Steven Nesmith of RRHA about the future of public housing in Richmond: One of the biggest… Jahnke Road’s Golden Skillet among the last few from almost 200 locations
Mar 1, 2025
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Stephanie Ganz at Richmond Magazine has the story of Richmond native Clifton William (“C.W.”) Guthrie Sr.’s Golden Skillet Fried Chicken chain: When Thalhimers VP Newman… “The Clear Redline” by Myles Black
Feb 23, 2025
From R. Anthony Harris at RVA MAG: Richmond’s history is layered with stories of resilience, reinvention, and, in some cases, outright injustice. The Clear Redline,… 2308 Hull Street (~1941)
Feb 22, 2025
2308 Hull Street, maybe 1941. The house is long gone but the cement curb that they’re sitting on is still there. Midlothian / Belt Boulevard Corridor Study (2014)
Feb 9, 2025
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Started off trying to find information on any plans for sidewalks/bike lanes/multi-use path for Belt Boulevard and ended up coming across the Midlothian / Belt… Tickets available for Sankofa Orchard Mural Tour
Feb 3, 2025
The Sankofa Orchard Mural Tour has been set for Saturday Feb 22nd at 11AM. Come learn about 16 murals of 16 Black histories by 12… Hull Street (1968)
Feb 2, 2025
From the collection at The Valentine: Black and white photograph of several African-American boys walking with school books on the sidewalk in front of an… “Petition to Reopen Richmond’s Historic Springs”
Jan 9, 2025
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Laney Sullivan has launched a petition to get Richmond’s historic springs reopened to the public: We, the undersigned residents of Richmond, Virginia, respectfully petition for… The Richmond Trolley Strike of 1903
Dec 9, 2024
During the summer of 1903, Richmond was under nearly martial law when a two-month long streetcar strike broke out in late June. Between 1895 and… Memory Lab at Richmond Public Library can help preserve documents, old photos, and memories
Nov 3, 2024
Do you have family memories stored on some kind of old media like VHS or old print photos that you’d like to make digital? The… A short history of mayoral elections in Richmond
Sep 19, 2024
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As we get ready to elect our 20th popularly elected mayor and the 4th since moving to the current system, let’s take a moment to… Seeking volunteers for public art project at Alice Fitz Community Garden
Sep 16, 2024
The Alice Fitz Community Garden on Perry Street will be the site of a public art installation and can use your help: Please come help… Granite Festival is this Saturday
Sep 9, 2024
The first ever Granite Festival is this Saturday, September 14 from noon-7PM on the grounds of Huguenot High School. From Amy Wentz: Granite had its… The Marlboro sign and a very short history of tobacco manufacturing in South Richmond
Aug 25, 2024
A quarter of the way through their VA 100: 100 people, places, things that you should know about Richmond series, the RTD finally gets to… Why Hull Street and Hull Street Road?
Aug 23, 2024
David Lefkowitz at RIC Today has the skinny on some of why Hull Street becomes Hull Street Road just east of Southside Plaza: Throughout the… “The Making of Twenty-First-Century Richmond”
Aug 16, 2024
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I’ve read 2 fascinating (and very different) books this year that get into Richmond politics and governance over the last 50 years or so: Chuck… Street naming ceremony for August Moon this Saturday
Jul 31, 2024
There will be an Honorary Street Naming Unveiling Ceremony commemorating the designation of the corner of West 12th Street and Hull Street in honor of… Murder on Lawson Street (1939)
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The Shockoe Examiner tells the story of Pearl and Lacy Carter and their tragic end: But on Lawson Street, during the last days of that… |
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