Collections : [Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History]

Charles City County Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History

Richard M. Bowman Center for Local History
10790 Courthouse Road
Charles City, VA 23030
Primary Collecting Areas:
Our collection focuses on historical and genealogical resources associated with persons from Charles City County, Virginia, including oral histories that record the life stories of Charles City County peoples.
Description:
The History Center is a county-owned archive and reference center, named after the late Richard M. Bowman, a civic leader and avid student of history. Our mission is to engage and inspire large and diverse audiences by providing equal access to our historical and genealogical collections for any and all persons interested in Charles City County. The collection includes books, microfilm, newspapers, manuscripts, maps, pictures, oral histories and other items pertaining to Charles City and the surrounding region.
POC: Nancy Phaup
Phone: (804) 652-1516

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