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John Lee Frisbee III, Field Service representative of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, will be at Rappahannock Library Friday night at 7:45 to speak on and discuss Historic Preservation work in northern Virginia.
Mr. Frisbee will be here at the invitation of the Rappahannock Historical Society. He has done considerable research on Virginia antiquities, spent a year at Mount Vernon where he helped organize Mount Vemon’s collection of Washington documents and manuscripts, studied economic impact of preservation on local communities :n Virginia, and helped prepare legislation relating to Historic Preservation. He is a young man with intense interest in the values of the Colonial and Federal Periods of Virginia history. I
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