
Second Saturday
“Spring”
Upper Wolfsnare House
2040 Potters Road, Virginia Beach
April 12
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Free and Open to the Public
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House Tours
Self-Guided Ground Floor Only
“The Language of Flowers”
Tusssie Mussies & Posies
StoryWalks®
“Hats Are Not For Cats”
Non Profits
BeeCity
Clean Virginia Waterways
Vendors
Handmade History, LLC
Bird Houses & Bat Boxes
The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson
and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier Vermont.
Storywalk® is a registered service mark owned by the Kellogg-Hubbard Library.
Second Saturdays Past









Some of the Programs Hosted by the PAC/VB Historical Society Over the Years
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Virginia Beach History through Postcards
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Skirmish at James Plantation
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Jefferson's Paradox", by Dr. Timothy O'Rourk
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The History of the Lesner Bridge
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The architectural dig at Upper Wolfsnare, by Dr. Norma Barka
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Archeology at Jamestown, by William Kelso
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The preservation Alliance of Virginia, by David Brown
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The Story of Cape Henry, by Dr. Robert Albertson
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The contribution of George Mason, by Dr. Robert Hawkes
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The Restoration of Pleasant Hall, by Neal Kellam
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A Personal Diary of the Wilson Administration, by Nancy Lloyd Arthur
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Princess Anne County Foods, by Mary Reid Barrow
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Camp Ashby, by Harold Heischober
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The CCC in Princess Anne County
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Union Kempsville Museum Tour
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The Centennial of the Munden Point Railroad
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The Pleasant Ridge School, by Dr. Lin Logan
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Dating Historical Buildings, by Mary Ruffin Hanbury
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The Contribution of Women's Organizations in Princess Anne County
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The Centennial of Telephone Service in Princess Anne County
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Princess Anne County After the Civil War, by Dr. Tommy Bogger
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Recreation of an 18th Century Election, held at Upper Wolfsnare
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The 1963 Merger, by Barbara Henley
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The Centennial of Municipal Government in Virginia Beach
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1904 Efforts at Auto Racing Along Virginia Beach
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Knotts Island Indian Artifacts
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Virginia Beach Airport Museum Tour
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"Eye Witness to History" , World War II, by Anne Henry
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150 Years of Princess Anne County Public Education
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"Too Much History", by journalist Paul Clancy
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"How are we Teaching History", by Lannah Hughes
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The Influence of Currituck Inlet on Princess Anne County
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African-American Churches in Princess Anne County
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Grover Cleveland, the President Who Loved Back Bay
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