April/May Issue On Stands Now!
In this issue:
Guide to the 250th in Virginia
A local guide to the 250th reveals how Central Virginia’s historic sites are interpreting the Revolution by offering new ways to engage with America’s founding and its complexities.
Local Founding Families
From Jefferson and Madison to lesser-known patriots, Central Virginia’s interconnected families helped define the American Revolution and shape a nation.
Farmington and Jefferson
Through centuries of change, Farmington has grown without erasing its past, offering a rare look at how architecture evolves while preserving its original character.
… and more!
Features
Hot, Cold, and Old
An ancient ritual finds a new home by the Rivanna River Photography by Kristin Finn During the gray winter months, the Rivanna River flows cold and quiet, empty of the people who swim, paddle, and float there in the summertime. Along one stretch of the river, however,...
It Runs in the Family
Since it first opened on the UVA Corner in 1982, Ragged Mountain Running & Walking Shop has been a hub of fitness and community in Charlottesville. What began as a tiny running store has evolved into a multigenerational, community-focused business that serves...
Healing Waters
The Rebirth of the Warm Springs Pools For nearly 9,000 years, the naturally heated mineral springs of Bath County have drawn seekers of restoration to their crystal-clear, 98-degree waters. Those who have immersed themselves in the pools include Native American...