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Rebecca Abecassis, Nathan Corbin, Steve Settle, and Denise Pearson. Refreshments were served by Tom and Cole McHenry Johnson.
Much-appreciated as well were the contribution of food made by the following Rappahannock businesses: Apple Hill Bakery, Blue Rock Inn, Burger Barn/Sunnyside Farms, The Country Cafe, ECow, Griffin Tavern, The Inn at Little Washington, Flint Hill Public House, and the Thornton River Grille.
It is the hope of the Society that events like this will attract more interest from our community to volunteer in the valuable work of acquiring, protecting, researching and sharing our common roots in Rappahannock County.
Interested citizens are encouraged to come by the Society’s offices and Library to visit at 328 Gay Street in Little Washington. They can be reached at 675-1163 or by email at Rapphist@earthlink.net
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