Shows are listed alphabetically by title.

Anita Wills, Author of Notes and Documents of Free Persons of Color Anita Wills's quest for information about her family uncovered fascinating information all the way back to Colonial days. Windows Media Video [222 KB] Windows Media Audio [97 KB]

Anne Sheldon, Storyteller and Poet There’s always room for a good story and Anne Sheldon has many wonderful stories to tell. We hear one of her stories and a poem when she meets with Debby Klein. Windows Media Video [331 KB]

Anthony Campbell, Superstar Anthony Campbell, with his lovely voice and personality, has been delighting audiences for years. We learn about his music, his Today show win, and his plans and dreams for the future. Windows Media Video [166 KB] Windows Media Audio [87 KB]

Beate Jensen: Preservation and Care of the Gardens at Belmont A visit to Belmont is a delightful experience. Director, David Bereth talks about the home and gallery of American artist, Gari Melchers. Windows Media Video [183 KB]

Belmont, the Gari Melchers Estate and Memorial Gallery A visit to Belmont is a delightful experience. Director, David Bereth talks about the home and gallery of American artist, Gari Melchers. Windows Media Video [212 KB] Windows Media Audio [107 KB]

The Best in Children's Literature, Just Announced Caroline Parr, Youth Services Coordinator, talks to Debby Klein about the winners of the Newbery and Caldecott medals, among others. Windows Media Video [274 KB] Windows Media Audio [128 KB]

Betsy Glassie, Garden Impressions in Color and Light Meet Betsy Glassie, painter of nature, in her Liberty Town studio. Debby Klein talks to Betsy about her work and the lovely environment she creates for all to see and enjoy. Windows Media Video [194 KB] Windows Media Audio [99.2 KB]

Bill Harley, Storyteller/Musician Bill Harley has many talents that continue to make him a popular favorite with audiences near and far. His awards are many, including two Grammy nominations. Windows Media Video [888 KB] Windows Media Audio [464 KB]

Bob Gramann Sings Songs, Writes Music, and Builds Guitars Bob Gramann has many interests but music, both writing and performing, is certainly at the forefront. Share his love for music and learn about the art of guitar building. Windows Media Video [726 KB] Windows Media Audio [373 KB]

Bulent Atalay, Scientist, Artist and Writer Dr. Bulent Atalay, a modern Renaissance man, writes about the preeminent Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci in his most recent book, Math and the Mona Lisa: The Art and Science of Leonardo da Vinci. Meet this fascinating man in an interview with Debby Klein on CRRL Presents. Windows Media Video [499 KB] Windows Media Audio [221 KB]

Candice Ransom, Author of 90 Books for Children Delightful Candice Ransom has many enjoyable and informative stories for children to her credit. She shares some of them in an interview with Debby Klein on CRRL Presents. Windows Media Video [139 KB] Windows Media Audio [75 KB]

Carl D. Silver, A Gentle Man of Strength and Conviction Carl Silver's life is an amazing story. Born of humble parents, his business acumen, his ability to negotiate, and his reputation for integrity and fairness have served him well as a successful entrepreneur and developer. Debby Klein visits him to talk about his accomplishments and the impact they have had on our community.

Casting Light on the Fredericksburg Lamp The Fredericksburg Lamp is a local original designed by Allen Green II. Mr. Green and his son, Allen Green III not only share the story of the lamp but many other stories of times gone by and the interesting people they’ve met. Debby Klein joins them in the Copper Shop where the lamp and other designs in copper come to life. Windows Media Video [1.75 MB] Windows Media Audio [72 KB]

Cathy Herndon, Artist and Teacher Creative, adventurous, experimental, and inspiring describe Cathy Herndon as both an artist and a teacher. Debby Klein visits Cathy, in her home, to learn more about her work and her world. Windows Media Video [50.9 KB] Windows Media Audio [28.1 KB]

Civil War Life Museum: "The Soldiers" Museum Museum director Terry Thomann introduces us to his vast collection of original artifacts and documents. Debby Klein visits the museum to find out about the extensive displays and the man who gives us his view of life during a very turbulent time in American history. Windows Media Video [327 KB] Windows Media Audio [172 KB]

Clayton Ray, a Man of Many Interests Clayton Ray has the impressive title of Curator Emeritus in the Department of Paleobiology at the Smithsonian Institution. He also studies, collects, and writes about wagons. Debby Klein meets with this fascinating man to explore his many interests. Windows Media Video [168 KB] Windows Media Audio [91 KB]

Cliff Satterthwaite, Local Painter and Personality We visit Cliff Satterthwaite in his studio to learn about the man, his work and his interpretation of life. He delights us with his painting and his personality. Windows Media Video [77.8 MB] Windows Media Audio [42.6 MB]

Crock Lives Vermin P. Crock and his fellow Legionnaires have entertained us since 1975. Bill Rechin and Don Wilder, creators of the popular, nationally syndicated cartoon, "Crock," join Debby Klein to share the wonderful, wacky world of cartooning. Windows Media Video [333 KB] Windows Media Audio [172 KB]

CRRL Booksale The CRRL Friends of the Library Booksale is a twice annual happening in Fredericksburg. Folks of every age and interest find treasures at this event that benefits the library-everyone's community treasure. Miriam Parsons and Jerry Brent give us an insider’s lowdown. Windows Media Video [315 KB] Windows Media Audio [169 KB]

D. P. Newton, Founder of the White Oak Civil War Museum D. P. Newton has preserved and arranged a most remarkable record of life during an era of turmoil in our nation. The White Oak Civil War Museum reflects his passion and dedication to accuracy in compiling this unique and extensive collection. Windows Media Video [224 KB]

Dan Finnegan's Studio Pottery We visit Dan Finnegan in his studio to learn about his beautifully crafted work. He also shares his creative thoughts and ideas. Windows Media Video [103 KB] Windows Media Audio [52.3 KB]

Darnella Cunningham, Virginia’s National Distinguished Principal, and Dr. Jerry Hill, Superintendent of Spotsylvania County Schools We hear about the outstanding work of award winning principal Darnella Cunningham and Dr. Jerry Hill’s view on the status and future of Spotsylvania County Schools. Windows Media Video [117 KB] Windows Media Audio [52 KB]

David Muraca: Ferry Farm, David Muraca, Chief Archaeologist Life and times of the Washington family at Ferry Farm is being explored in a 15-year project led by Chief Archaeologist, David Muraca. Debby Klein visits with him at Ferry Farm. Windows Media Video [1.06 MB]

David Muraca: Recent Discoveries at Ferry Farm - A Talk with Chief Archaeologist David Muraca Recent discoveries at George Washington's Ferry Farm bring a new understanding of the life and times of the people who lived there. Chief Archaeologist, David Muraca, shares many of the fascinating findings with host, Debby Klein. Windows Media Video [47.9 KB] Windows Media Audio [23.2 KB]

Donna Washington, Storyteller Storyteller Donna Washington performs "The Monkey's Heart." Donna Washington performed her stories live for CRRL audiences in February as a part of our 2003 Ardiena Ann Tromley Family Storytelling Series. Windows Media Video [8.40 MB] Windows Media Audio [2.37 KB] MP3 [4.26 MB]

Dovie Thomason Sickles, First Nations Storyteller We meet award-winning storyteller, Dovie Thomason Sickles and the characters from the traditional Kiowa Apache and Lakota stories she first heard from her grandmother. Windows Media Video [1.71MB] Windows Media Audio [916 KB]

Eugene Williams, A Voice for and to Black Youth Eugene Williams, Jr., is a writer, poet, singer, professional actor, and teacher with a strong message for black youth. His energy and enthusiasm are unbounded. Windows Media Video [262 KB] Windows Media Audio [137 KB]

Fred Franklin, A Life in the Theatre Lifetime Achievement Award winner Fred Franklin was recognized for his work with young people as an outstanding Drama Teacher for 38 years. He talks about his career and his approach to life. Windows Media Video [147 KB] Windows Media Audio [79 KB]

The Fredericksburg Area Museum, Banking on the Future Expansion of the Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center to the site of the old First Virginia Bank building will have a great impact on downtown Fredericksburg. First in a series of programs on this exciting project is an interview with museum director Ed Watson. Join Debby Klein in her visit with Mr. Watson in the new museum space. Windows Media Video [83.2 KB] Windows Media Audio [45.4 KB]

The Fredericksburg Area Museum, Designing the Space Museum Director Ed Watson and Exhibit Designer Linda McNamara give us a peek inside the First Virginia Bank building, which will become a spectacular addition to the Fredericksburg Area Museum. Windows Media Video [136 KB] Windows Media Audio [73 KB]

The Fredericksburg Area Museum: Part III, Construction Begins The Fredericksburg Area Museum will expand, across the street, in the former First Virginia Bank Building. This is our third program on this exciting project. It was hot and dirty when Debby Klein joined Museum Director Ed Watson and Vice President Christa Stabler, in the bank building, to view the progress. Windows Media Video [271 KB]

Fredericksburg Celebrates 275th Birthday Join Co-director, Ed Watson, and Project Coordinator, Nancy Guerin, as they reveal the celebration schedule of exciting events for all ages on CRRL Presents, a presentation of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library, with host, Debby Klein. Windows Media Video [219 KB]

The Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts Celebrates 40 Years Cheryl Crane joins Debby Klein to talk about the Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts and its 40 wonderful years of bringing fine art and artists to the community. Windows Media Video [78 KB] Windows Media Audio [41 KB]

Fredericksburg Community Planning Project Taking Fredericksburg in exciting new directions is the Fredericksburg Community Planning Project, guided by Concordia, a nationally recognized planning and architectural design firm based in New Orleans. Meet friends and neighbors who are working on this important project on CRRL Presents. Windows Media Video [248 KB] Windows Media Audio [111 KB]

Fredericksburg Parent, a Magazine for Families Who Care Leigh Anne Van Doren, editor of Fredericksburg Parent, and staff members Linda Rudd and Ann McDuffie join Debby Klein to talk about the magazine, in its fifth year of publication. Windows Media Video [194 KB] Windows Media Audio [100 KB]

Gaye Adegbalola, Singer, Songwriter, Musician, and Educator An award-winning member of "Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women," Gaye Adegbalola shares her past, as a civil rights activist and a deep lover of music. Find out more about Gaye by visiting her web site www.adegbalola.com. Windows Media Video [299 KB] Windows Media Audio [180 KB]

The Healthy People Library Project, Know About Diabetes The Library reaches out to the community with resources promoting healthy eating. We meet with a registered dietician, a member of the library staff, and participants at the Mayfield Community Center. Windows Media Video [210 KB] Windows Media Audio [104 KB]

Heidi Lehwalder, Artistic Director of the Fredericksburg Festival of the Arts Founder of the Fredericksburg Festival of the Arts and pre-eminent harpist, Heidi Lehwalder, brought beautiful music to Fredericksburg in the form of an outstanding annual festival featuring world-class performers. She talks about the festival and her own rise to prominence. Windows Media Video [327 KB] Windows Media Audio [170 KB]

Historic Falmouth since 1728 This year, Falmouth celebrates its 275th birthday. The history of this interesting port town is discussed by several of its citizens who are dedicated to its preservation for generations to come. Windows Media Video [287 KB] Windows Media Audio [146 KB]

Hope Tarr: Local Author, Hope Tarr, Entertains and Inspires Hope Tarr is recognized for her historical romance novels as well as her tireless work on behalf of domestic animals. She talks to Debby Klein, about her writing and her grass roots effort that resulted in the issuance of the "Spay/Neuter" postage stamp. Visit Hope Tarr's web site for more information: www.hopetarr.com. Windows Media Video[129 KB]

J. Ron Fleming, Actor and Storyteller Storytelling has been an outgrowth of J. Ron Flemings’s career as an actor of stage, in film and television. Recently, he came to Fredericksburg as a storyteller in the Ardiena Ann Tromley Family Storytelling Series at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Windows Media Video [1.1 MB]

Jack Darling, Leading Light of the North Windsor Artists A visit with Jack Darling at his home and studio is a glimpse into the life and work of this charming King George County artist. He reminisced with Debby Klein about his long, happy and creative years. Windows Media Video [130 KB] Windows Media Audio [57 KB]

Jack Edlund, Salvage Archeologist Jack Edlund has been slowly uncovering the secrets of Fredericksburg’s Old Stone Warehouse. He is also a collector of old and interesting artifacts and an artist. Jack talks about his dedication to discovery and digging in the dirt to learn about the past. Windows Media Video [586 KB] Windows Media Audio [303 KB]

Jane Conner, Stafford County Historian Jane Conner has long been interested in the history of Stafford County and has spent many years uncovering its past and its people. As a former teacher she understands the importance of that past and shares her findings and her dedication to Stafford County’s future. Windows Media Video [214 KB] Windows Media Audio [93 KB]

Jeff Shaara, Author of Gods and Generals Did you miss meeting Jeff Shaara when he recently visited Fredericksburg? Jeff Shaara, author of "Gods and Generals," talks about his writing, himself and the just-released movie based on his book. Windows Media [1.74 MB]

John Pearce, Historic Preservationist John Pearce is Director of the James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library and Director of the James Monroe Presidential Center. He shares his more than 40 years of experience in Early American Culture, decorative arts, and heritage preservation. Windows Media Video [412 KB] Windows Media Audio [217 KB]

Johnny P. Johnson, Artist-Teacher-Humanitarian A conversation with Johnny P. Johnson is a lesson in life. Join host, Debby Klein, as she spends an afternoon with him in his studio sharing his thoughts and his art on CRRL Presents, a presentation of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Windows Media Video [143 KB] Windows Media Audio [76.4 KB]

Judy Hansen, President Fredericksburg Sister City Associationr Fredericksburg's Sister City is Frejus, France, a beautiful, historic city on the Mediterranean Sea. Cultural and educational exchange programs, people to people, promote appreciation and understanding. Debby Klein visits Judy Hansen to talk about the more that 25 years' relationship between Fredericksburg and Frejus.

Kala Jojo: Folklorist, Educator, Musician In the first of the 2004 Ardiena Ann Tromley Family Storytelling Series, at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library, Kala Jojo delighted audiences with traditional African folk tales and songs. You can share the fun as Kala Jojo meets with Debby Klein on CRRL Presents. Windows Media Video [2.27 MB]

Kenmore: An Inside Look at the Restoration of Kenmore, the Home of Fielding and Betty Washington Lewis Matt Webster, Restoration Project Director, talks to Debby Klein about the historic revelations and intensive work in progress at Kenmore Plantation. Windows Media Video [135 KB] Windows Media Audio [77.3 KB]

Kenyon Coble, Ferry Farm Garden Supervisor The Garden at Ferry Farm reveals a great deal about the daily life of the Washington family. Garden Supervisor, Kenyon Coble introduces Debby Klein to gardening and the crops that maintained the 18th century family. Windows Media Video [938 KB]

Dr. Kevin Bartram, Music Man Dr. Kevin Bartram is making beautiful music as the Orchestra Director of the University of Mary Washington Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Bartram talks to Debby Klein about his vision for the orchestra and life as a music educator. Windows Media Video [273 KB] Windows Media Audio [142 KB]

Kirk Wilke, Rappahannock Pops Orchestra Conductor As conductor and music director of the Rappahannock Pops Orchestra, Kirk Wilke has brought delightful music to the Fredericksburg area. He shares his thoughts on how this young orchestra is able to attract skilled musicians and please audiences. Windows Media Video [196 KB] Windows Media Audio [103 KB]

Larry McIrvin, Living Historian Larry McIrvin explains the life of the Civil War soldier, both Union and Confederate, with uniforms, arms and equipment and shares his experience as a Living Historian. Windows Media Video [295 KB]

Laura Shephard, Horticultural Director at Downtown Greens Laura Shephard, Horticultural Director at Downtown Greens Community Garden, shares her love of the natural world and the joy of gardening. Debby Klein visits Laura to talk about the garden and the community volunteers involved in this amazing project. Windows Media Video [146 KB] Windows Media Audio [73.3 KB]

Linda and Gene Nesbitt, Theater is Fun Linda Nesbitt brings her theater experience to the library. Gene Nesbitt has brought his theater experience to the schools. Both continue to delight in their theater exploits in many settings. Windows Media Video [168 KB] Windows Media Audio [90 KB]

Linda and Jim Salisbury, Writers and Publishers From The Bailey Fish Adventures to Smart Self Publishing, Linda and Jim Salisbury have a variety of books to their credit. Debby Klein talks to them about their writing, together and independently, and the fascinating field of publishing. Windows Media Video [320 KB] Windows Media Audio [49 KB]

Lisa Avery, Dance, Dance, Dance Lisa Avery, dancer, teacher, and choreographer continues to inspire students and audiences with the beauty of ballet. Meeting in her studio, Debby Klein talks to her about the importance of dance as an expression of the arts. Windows Media Video [97 KB] Windows Media Audio [83 KB]

Lorene Nickel and Joseph Detwiler, Ceramicists Creating beautiful works in clay and teaching others to do the same, at the University of Mary Washington, keep Lorene Nickel and Joseph Detwiler busy. Debby Klein visits this delightful husband and wife team in their lovely home created to house their spectacular works. Windows Media Video [112 KB] Windows Media Audio [60 KB]

Louellen Whitefeather Young Silver, Discovering Your Heritage Caring and curious about her ancestry and her extensive family's place in the history of White Oak, in Stafford County, Lou "Whitefeather" Silver has explored her genealogy on a journey back through 400 years and 16 generations. She shares her extensive knowledge and amazing memory.

Marguerite Young: Listen and Learn Attention is paid when Marguerite Young, teacher, principal, Director of Instruction for Fredericksburg City Schools, and community leader has anything to say. She has a great deal to say when she joins Debby Klein on CRRL Presents. Windows Media Video [301 KB] Windows Media Audio [157 KB]

Megan Hicks, a Storyteller and More Megan Hicks delights audiences of all ages with her storytelling. She also writes and creates fun craftwork. Windows Media Video [1.5 MB] Windows Media Audio [815 KB]

"Mountain" Mack and Joan Swift Tell Tales in Tandem "Mountain" Mack and Joan Swift tell tales in tandem. Join these delightful storytellers as they meet with Debby Klein to talk about their years of experience and entertain us with a popular Jack Tale. Windows Media Video [2.55 MB] Windows Media Audio [1.3 MB]

The Music of the Civil War The Federal City Brass Band and the Fifes and Drums of the Irish Brigade, perform the music of the Civil War, using original instruments and period arrangements, and featuring musicians and songs from the film "Gods and Generals." Fifes and Drums of the Irish Brigade: Windows Media Audio [673 KB] MP3 [4.11 MB] The Federal City Brass Band: Windows Media Audio [450 KB] MP3 [2.73 MB]

Neil Yerman: Scribe, Artist, and Teacher Neil Yerman is scribing a new Torah for Beth Sholom Temple. The Torah, the first five books of the Old Testament, must be created with great care and according to Jewish tradition. Debby Klein visits with him to learn about this exacting and fascinating process. Windows Media Video [340 KB] Windows Media Audio [175 KB]

Noa Baum: Internationally-known Storyteller Noa Baum Artist, educator, actor, and storyteller, Noa Baum, tells her personal story growing up in Jerusalem. In an interview with Debby Klein, she shares her joys and her pain and her dedication to the achievement of peace and security for all. Windows Media Video [1.65 MB] Windows Media Audio [757 KB]

Pat Mendoza: Teller of Tales, Singer of Americana Pat Mendoza has delighted audiences around the world as storyteller, author, singer, composer, humorist, and musician. He shares his amazing life and delights us with one of his songs. Windows Media Video [2.14 MB] Windows Media Audio [1.09 MB]

Paul Lewis, Executive Director of the Fredericksburg Athenaeum The Fredericksburg Athenaeum and the related Wounded Bookshop are nonprofit entities that provide artists, writers, poets, and people an opportunity to come together in a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy exhibitions, listening, and discussion. Paul Lewis talks with Debby Klein about bringing these delightful experiences to our community.

Paula Rose, Artist Artist Paula Rose discusses her work, her travels, and her contributions to our community in an interview with Debby Klein on CRRL Presents. Windows Media Video [239 KB] Windows Media Audio [134 KB]

Peter McCory, One-Man Band Stories and songs by Peter McCory provide children with an especially fun time. Host Debby Klein chats with Peter McCory and experiences his one-man band. Song #1 Windows Media Video [628 KB] Windows Media Audio [322 KB] Song #2 Windows Media Video [808 KB] Windows Media Audio [415 KB]

Phil and Trista Chapman, Potters and Partners Phil and Trista Chapman are well loved for their artistry, their spirit, and their fine pottery. Debby Klein visits Phil and Trista to talk about their wonderful creations, their lives together, and their positive look to the future. Windows Media Video [95 MB] Windows Media Audio [51 KB]

Regi Carpenter: Award Winning Storyteller Regi Carpenter Regi Carpenter loves to tell stories. Nationally acclaimed performer and educator, she engages her audience in her life and loves, sharing her own experiences and inspiring others to tell theirs. Windows Media Video [1.09 MB] Windows Media Audio [575 KB]

Retta Robbins: Artist, Teacher, World Traveler Retta Robbins welcomes us into her life, her love of art, and her home. We go inside the heart and mind of an artist whose "painting is an active dance on canvas." Windows Media Video [261 KB] Windows Media Audio [131 KB]

The Reverend Lawrence A. Davies, A Leader for Our Time Whether tending to his flock or presiding over City Council as Fredericksburg’s mayor or leading the community through good times and bad, Lawrence Davies has left his mark. He talks with Debby Klein about his life and his work. Windows Media Video [247 KB] Windows Media Audio [108 KB]

Robert Green, Chief of the Patawomeck Indian Tribe The Patawomeck Indians played an important role during the clash over the first Virginia settlement at Jamestown. Robert Green, the 21st century Patawomeck Chief, talks to Debby Klein about his work to preserve the rich lineage of his tribe. Windows Media Video [91 KB]

Ron Miller: The Fascinating World of Ron Miller - Sci-fi and More Award winning illustrator-author Ron Miller specializes in science, astronomy, science fiction, and fantasy. Debby Klein visits him in his King George studio to talk about his thirty-odd books and ongoing creative contributions to literature, science, and entertainment. Windows Media Video [165 KB] Windows Media Audio [83 KB]

Sarah Ferrell: Devoted to Dogs Sarah Ferrell’s love for dogs, their care and her perception are expressed in her award winning writings. She shares her knowledge of dog and human behavior in an interview with Debby Klein. Windows Media Video [351 KB]

Sid Lieberman, Internationally Acclaimed Storyteller Sid Lieberman is a man of humor and heart with stories that range from ancient history to the space age and from warm and cozy to chilling and scary. He shares his many interests and accomplishments. Windows Media Video [2.2 MB] Windows Media Audio [1.1 MB]

Steve Griffin, Artist Multitalented Steve Griffin creates exciting works of art drawing, painting, printmaking, and photographing using a variety of tools and materials. Join Debby Klein in her visit to the artist’s Colonial Beach studio. Windows Media Video [0.97 MB] Windows Media Audio [863 KB]

Dr. Steven Mussey: Laughter Is Good Medicine Dr. Steven Mussey's primary concern is his patients, but he is able to give his serious approach to medicine a comic twist with his clever cartooning. Windows Media Video [152 KB] Windows Media Audio [79 KB]

Stewart Wegner, Metal Arts Sculptor Stewart Wegner and his brother Steven create magnificent works in metal in their Fredericksburg foundry. Stewart Wegner joins Debby Klein to talk about the process and their successful family ventures. Windows Media Video [199 KB] Windows Media Audio [103 KB]

Summer Reading, Fun for All Caroline Parr and Ann Haley talk about the exciting summer reading programs for all ages at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Find out how you can join the fun. Windows Media Video [166 KB] Windows Media Audio [87.6 KB]

Toni Crowder and Opera Clown, Tessitura With a dazzling voice, a horse named Wagner, and some clever props, Toni Crowder, as Tessitura, the Opera Clown, is introducing young audiences to the world of opera. She gives us a taste of her performance. Windows Media Video [259 KB] Windows Media Audio [134 KB]

The Vietnam War In Memory Memorial Ruth Coder Fitzgerald spearheaded a grassroots project to create a plaque for installation at the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial site commemorating the many postwar casualties not eligible for placement on the wall. Ruth and husband Barry Fitzgerald speak to Debby Klein about their effort and accomplishment. Windows Media Video [47.9 KB] Windows Media Audio [28.1 KB]

The Virginiana Collection, a Treasure Trove of Information A visit to the Virginiana Room at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library will enable you to find information about Virginia people, places, and things, including some wonderful surprises. Host, Debby Klein, talks to Virginiana Librarian, Barbara Willis, and Adult Reference Librarian, Sue Willis, about the collection.

War Games: An Interview with Steve Johnson The Battle of Fredericksburg, in miniature. Steve Johnson introduces us to the War Game, played on a 3-dimensional terrain, and shares his interest in collecting miniature historic figures. Windows Media Video [636 KB]

War Means Anguish, War Means Freedom . . . John Hennessy of the National Park Service explains the Civil War, experienced by the people who lived through it, on a walking tour through historic Fredericksburg. Windows Media [2.36 MB]

Willy Claflin, Stories Real and Imagined Award winning storyteller Willy Claflin has delighted audiences here and abroad with humorous tales and song. Willy and friend Maynard Moose deliver a sampling of the performances that garner raves wherever they appear. Windows Media Video [1.03 MB] Windows Media Audio [542 KB]

Xavier Richardson, a Man with a Mission As Executive Vice President of MediCorp Health Systems and President of the Mary Washington Hospital Foundation, Xavier Richardson has an opportunity to affect the lives of many people in the Fredericksburg area. Debby Klein talks to Xavier about his job and his avocation, which he dedicates to youth. Windows Media Video [171 KB] Windows Media Audio [90 KB]