Northern Neck National Heritage Area
Virginia’s Northern Neck Peninsula is the “birthplace of our nation” with three of the first five American presidents being born here, along with other prominent families that helped form our nation and its Declaration of Independence. It is a land where generations of Watermen still continue to harvest Rockfish, Blue Crabs and the ever famous Virginia Oyster and, family farms still flourish to this day.
A History Of Stepfamilies in Early America with Dr. Lisa Wilson of Connecticut College
The Kidnapping of Pocahontas, Politics, and Mythmaking in Patawomeck Country
Colonizing Women presented by Dr. Kathleen Brown
Material Culture and The Making of America with Dr. Jennifer Van Horn at Historic Christ Church
Forced Founders: Indians, Debtors, Slaves and the Making of the American Revolution in Virginia
The Leedstown Resolutions: Connecting Consumerism and Revolution in the Northern Neck with Phil Levy
Indigenous Perspectives on the Northern Neck and Power of Place
Reimagining Leedstown What Archaeology Reveals about this Remarkable Place with Dr. Julie King
A Place Apart: Bound Labor in Virginia's Upper Northern Neck 1645-1702
Conflict, Migration, and Early Settlement of the Northern Neck with Dr. Barbara Heath
Virginia's Working Waterfronts Film
Virginia's Working Waterfronts Trailer
Conversation with White Stone Oyster Company & Byrd's Seafood
Beginning of 1812
1812 Sailor
Farnham Church
Virginia's Northern Neck
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