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Older Adults

Ancestry for Virginians

The Library of Virginia provides access to select collections and content through an agreement with Ancestry.com.

Genealogy Research

Resources, tips, and more on the study of Genealogy.

A Grand Celebration of Irish American History and Culture

Read on for glimpses of Irish American history and culture, as well as recommendations on how to look for Irish ancestors.
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Genealogy Research Tips for Finding Enslaved Ancestors

Here are some research tips and resources that you can use to break through into the past and find your family.
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James Hunter and His Iron Works

Apr 11th | 11:00am - 2:00pm
Presented by Kathi Lynn Austin, Freedom Forge Foundation, and Jerrilynn Eby MacGregor, Stafford County Historical Society.

Dr. Joseph Warren and Other Lesser-Known Sons of Liberty

Apr 18th | 11:00am - 12:30pm
This presentation will explore the lives of these men whose actions are rarely included in the story of America.

History Alive: Spies of the American Revolution, part of a series

Activities, crafts, and facts about spies during the American Revolution. While supplies last. All ages.

VA250 Book Group: "A Girl Called Samson," by Amy Harmon

Apr 27th | 6:00pm - 7:00pm
"A Girl Called Samson," is the third of four books to be read and discussed, and is the only fictional work of the four.

Move Your Body

Check out these library resources to build mobility, flexibility, and strength for the body and soul.

Getting Older, Eating Better

Read about recommended caloric intake, best food choices, and ways to increase energy in your golden years.

Staying Fit For Those 55+

If you’re looking for a fun way to help make your golden years shine a little brighter, look no further than your local library!

BARD: Braille & Audio Readers

Learn about this free-of-charge program that helps hearing and seeing impaired individuals.

Fitness Programs

Board & Card Games

For the Caregiver

Caring for the Caregiver

It's a gesture of love and commitment, but caregiving can bring emotional hardships as well as rewards.

Browse Local Agencies

Local and state agencies offer various kinds of assistive technology and services.

When the Holidays Aren’t So Merry and Bright…

Read on if you're missing the comforting presence of someone during this holiday season.

Getting Local Assistance

This new directory connects vulnerable community members with vital local support services, including local food banks and housing needs.

Cognitive & Emotional Impairment Programs

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