Welcome to the New London Museum on the Web

 

Come share in our excitement as we launch this new museum, dedicated to interpreting the extraordinary chain of events that have taken place in and near this historic central Virginia town. [continued]

Help us preserve historic buildings, documents and artifacts.

Rehabilitation of this historic African American church is ongoing as the Friends of New London try to save it for interpretation and adaptive re-use.

This web site is the virtual side of our museum and the first step in creating a significant new historic destination in central Virginia. We invite you to explore the other sections of our site and watch them grow as our research committee unearths new information.

Alum Springs Hotel 1957

Do you recognize this building?

(click on the photo for the answer)

 

 


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The Public is invited to attend our monthly meeting every third Sunday at 2PM in our New London Office.  Next meeting:

Our next event will be the Batteau Festival where our journey kicks off on Saturday, June 14th.

Also visit us at the batteau display at Poplar Forest on July 4th

Our next membership meeting takes place on Sunday July 20th - watch for more information.

 


NEW!

Read a brief history of the Nash Family of New London and of the New London Elementary School!

 

NEW!

Work to rehab this rare

c. 1900 doctor's office

is ongoing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Learn more about our project  
and how you can help us establish our "bricks and mortar" museum.
Visit our News ARCHIVE  

 

Mission Statement

     The mission of the Friends of New London, Virginia, Inc. is to operate the New London Museum as a venue to collect, preserve and disseminate information about the history of New London, Virginia, from its founding to the present day.


Created by the Friends of New London, Virginia, Inc., a 501(c)3 organization.