Author Archives: Historic Richmond Foundation

Just read in Church Hill People News that the building at 2813 E. Broad Street is in foreclosure. It was built in 1906 for William F. Eanes, Inc., Drug Store, Flavoring and Extracts. The Eanes family lived in the dwelling unit that included the east wing as well as the usual second-floor quarters over the [...]

The Wills House, 407 N. 27th Street, is one of the largest frame houses in Church Hill North. The house with two wings was completed by 1812. It is beautifully decorated for Christmas time!

The Wills house, 401 N. 27th Street, is one of the largest frame houses in Church Hill North. It is beautifully decorated for the Christmas. The house and two wings was completed by 1812.

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to step back to the beginnings of Richmond! Take the Church Hill Christmas House tour on Sunday, December 11th from 12-5. The book, The Church Hill Old & Historic Districts, will be on sale at the St. John’s Church Meeting House and Bellevue School. A perfect time to shop for [...]

check out the 20% discount if you purchase by 1 p.m. today!

Historic Richmond Foundation will be at the Massey Cancer Center Shopping Spree at Bizarre Bazaar selling its publications.  The Shopping Spree is from 5-9 pm which includes  preferred shopping, champagne reception with hors d’oeuvres.  The ticket price includes a donation to Massey Cancer Center.  For more ticket information visit the Massey Cancer Center website.

The Richmond Times Dispatch Holiday Gift Guide was published last Sunday, November 20th.  The Church Hill Old & Historic Districts made the list!  We are delighted that Jay Strafford, RTD writer, considered our publication worthy of inclusion and chose to highlight our book.  Here’s the link in case you missed  it.  Don’t miss these great [...]

Hope you all saw the wonderful article in Sunday’s RTD (October 30th) entitled Richmond Developed Hospital System To Aid Civil War Soldiers by Katherine Calos.  The article stated “Perhaps none was more famous than Chimborazo, the hospital that opened 150 years ago this month.  Some 76,000 soldiers would be treated there before the war ended [...]