Hugh C. Smith at Work Hugh Charles Smith was a notable figure in the business world. He and his family were involved in various enterprises, including a pottery manufactory, multiple […]
Author: Catherine Weinraub
My journey has been a delightful blend of history, preservation, and museum studies. With a Bachelor's in History and a concentration in Historic Preservation from Longwood University, and later enhancing my skills with a Master's in Museum Studies from George Washington University, I've ventured into some gratifying roles.
From leading tours that spark curiosity to stepping into the shoes of historical figures, my path has been diverse and exciting. I've had the honor of contributing to preservation through associations like the Fairfax County Cemetery Preservation Association.
Not to forget, I also have the pleasure of chairing the Beth El Archives, where congregational history finds its place. And on top of it all, I have the privilege of serving as the historian for Alexandria's Friendship Firehouse Museum. My journey is guided by an unbreakable bond with preservation and a genuine love for history.
In the annals of history, there are figures whose contributions often go unnoticed, overshadowed by more prominent individuals or events. Sarah Scott Tracy and Ann Pamela Cunningham are two such […]
