Hi,  

We are trying to find out what the "late brewer" would mean if the brewer was still alive.  We have found this term used several time in a City Directory.  If anyone can help us figure this out we would greatly appreciate it.

Mary







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From: Tarter, Brent (LVA) <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thu, Apr 15, 2010 7:42 am
Subject: [VA-ROOTS] Where History Begins Workshop, LVA


Where History Begins will be held on Monday, May 3, 2010.  This workshop
s made possible by a generous State and National Archival Partnership
SNAP) grant from the National Historical Publications and Records
ommission.
 
Where History Begins will provide an opportunity for networking and
ooperation among societies across the Commonwealth.  Society members,
taff, and volunteers are being encouraged to register for this exciting
ay of presentations, discussion, and behind-the-scenes tours of the
ibrary of Virginia.
 
Speakers will explore a variety of topics, from finding grant
pportunities to building support for societies.  Basic preservation
ools and techniques for working with collections will also be
resented.
 
 registration form is available on the Library's web site; the cost is
30, and includes lunch. 

lease share this information with any interested parties.

ttp://www.lva.virginia.gov/news/calendar.asp?calmonth=5&calyear=2010


:30-9:00      
Prefunction Area                           
Registration 
Coffee and juice
 
9:00-9:15       
Lecture Hall                         
Welcome 
Sandra Gioia Treadway, Librarian of Virginia
                        
9:15-10:00  
Lecture Hall              
Plenary Session               
"History for Everyone-Encyclopedia Virginia"
Matthew Gibson, Managing Editor
 
10:00-11:15 
Concurrent Sessions      
  
Session 1:  Building Support for Your Society
Orientation Room
 
Building A Successful Membership Program
Tiffany Cowell, Portsmouth Museums 
 
Session 2:  Historic Preservation:  Putting Virginia's History to Work
or Communities
Conference Rooms
 
Kristin Kirchen, Capital Region Preservation Office
Virginia Department of Historic Resources
 
Session 3:  The View from Local Historical Societies-Issues and
uccesses
Lecture Hall
 
Phyllis Silber (Goochland Historical Society) and Bob Massie
Rappahannock Historical Society)
 
Working with Elected Officials
Andy Donnelly, Goochland County Historical Society 
 
11:15-11:30                            
Break
 
11:30-12:30         
Lecture Hall                 
Panel:  Facing Digitization Issues 
Carl Childs, Library of Virginia 
Ann DeWitt, Virginia Historical Society
Kathy Jordan, Library of Virginia
 
12:30-1:15       
Conference Rooms                       
Working Lunch 
Critical Issues Facing Local Historical Societies
A Group Work Session with Conley Edwards
Discussion to Follow 
 
1:15-2:45             
Conference Rooms            
Introduction to Preservation
Paulette Schwarting, Virginia Historical Society
 
Basic Paper Conservation
Sarah Nerney, Library of Virginia
Bari Helms, Library of Virginia 
 
2:45-3:00                                 
Break
 
3:00-3:30                                
Lecture Hall                        
Closing Session
Awarding of Certificates
 
3:30-4:45
Meet in the lobby for tours of the Archives
 

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