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        THANK YOU for        10 years of support

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from the Carver Legacy Group 

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Bring your story and step inside

 

More than 80 years of memories, in the historical context of our day, live and grow within our museum.  Ours is the history of four counties of African American citizens and the school that shaped an entire region.  What is that school?  The George Washington Carver Regional High School in Rapidan, Virginia.  What were the four counties?  Culpeper, Orange, Rappahannock, and Madison.

New and NOW in the Museum - "Liberty in 250"
We have expanded our Liberty, Labor & Langston exhibit to include images of Carver alumni, family and artifacts - all representative of freedom in thought and deed.  On view through           mid-March 2027.
Special FARM TOUR Display
September 10th -22nd


"All-Star NFA" 
 
Coming September 24th
Engage: Carver Classes of 1956 & 1966
Their issues in their times and how they brought knowledge and joy to their communities

     The Carver 4-County Museum is PROUD to have been a Commemorative Partner of VA250—The Virginia American Revolution 250 Commission.

By popular demand, our special exhibit, WE DECLARE was extended TWO MONTHS.  As it now comes to a close, we will transition it to a virtual exhibit that can be viewed in our Portfolio section beginning in October.  

We Declare  affirms every American's natural rights as citizens by examining the history of the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.   Enjoy the slide gallery below.

And SO MUCH MORE

Our Documentary,

"Citizens All"

Traveling Exhibits

"ON THIS LAND"

COMING SOON

One in each of our four counties

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C4CM Inc

9432 James Madison Hwy, #102

Rapidan, VA  22733-1762

Open Thursdays and Fridays

11am to 4pm 

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Email us at carver4cm@gmail.com

 

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