Posts by Rebecca Redington
Williams: New vision taking shape for Black History Museum
By Michael Paul Williams Richmond Times Dispatch photo Alexa Welch Edlund Posted: Monday, November 3, 2014 Very exciting news for the Black History Museum & Cultural Center, Jackson Ward and…
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Monumental Church turns 200
By KATHERINE CALOS Richmond Times-Dispatch Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2014 A fantastic article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch highlighting 200-year-old Monumental Church. READ THE ARTICLE.
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Walk On Architecture Review: Three modest, diverse and well-conceived projects add to the pedestrian experience in downtown Richmond.
BY EDWIN SLIPEK Style Weekly August 19, 2014 Great article in Style Weekly on the recently installed Dr. Waverly M. Cole and Dr. John R. Cook Memorial Terrace at Monumental Church!…
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The Margrave of Marburg How friends and neighbors — and a developer — saved the oldest house in the Byrd Park community.
BY HARRY KOLLATZ JR. R Home July/August 2014 issue Great article on Marburg House in Richmond Magazine’s R Home! “The developers, Ben Partridge and Mark Slack of Castle Kanawha, at…
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Where Am I RVA? Monumental Church Renovation
BY PHIL RIGGAN Richmond.com “With a recent upgrade to an outdoor patio space, the renovation of the church is nearly complete. Local design build firm, WestView Companies, designed and constructed…
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A Monumental Love Story
BY HARRY KOLLATZ JR. Richmond magazine June 24, 2014 “This is a many-splendored love story. It’s about the commitment between two people and devotion to a beloved place that arose from…
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How old Grand Rapids City Hall’s twin in Virginia survived the wrecking ball
BY GARRET ELLISON MLive/The Grand Rapids Press, May 29, 2014 Historic Richmond was featured in The Grand Rapids Press for our success in saving Old City Hall from demolition. READ…
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Saving history does not come cheap
BY BRANDY BRUBAKER Richmond BizSense, May 28, 2014 “The Historic Richmond is spearheading efforts to enhance and restore the 200-year-old Monumental Church at 1224 E. Broad St.” READ THE ARTICLE
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