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Special Thanks Volunteers Who Helped Carry Tree Bark Today

7/19/2016

 
Special thanks to Laurae Hughes-Cummings, Chris Chapman and Ben Drenning for helping us carry heavy, wet bark from the woods today. Lots of bark is needed for the upcoming Indian Village. 
Who needs gym membership? Come join us?
Please call Sanctuary on the Trail
Chris or Rene' White
​540-554-8730.
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Team 1/2 Way There to Bring Indian Village to Bluemont 

7/9/2016

 
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Loudoun Times-Mirror Magazine - Native American Village in Bluemont Supported

7/9/2016

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Loudoun Now News Magazine - Native American Educational Village Planned for Bluemont

7/9/2016

 
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By Margaret Morton
April 21-27, 2016 contribution by Julia and Ken Falke
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Message from Virginia Commission for the Arts to Sanctuary on the Trail, Inc

7/9/2016

 

TO: Sanctuary on the Trail, Inc
René White, President

It is a pleasure to inform you that the Virginia Commission for the Arts has awarded Sanctuary on the Trail, Inc a matching grant of $1950 in the Artists in Education program.

The Commission is grateful for your dedication to providing the schools and the community with arts in education activities designed to enhance the scope and sequence of a school’s basic arts instruction and to provide arts education resources for teachers and parents.
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Please accept our best wishes for your continued success.

Original letter signed by Margaret Vanderhye Executive Director
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Artists Study Monacan Indian Village

7/6/2016

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Cultural Rescue
     A Sanctuary on the Trail team of artists visited the Monacan Indian Village exhibit at Natural Bridge to meet with Victoria "Last Walker" Ferguson and her team of historical interpreters this week.
     Information gained helps artists teach children to build an Indian Village here in Bluemont, Va. The Bluemont Indian Village opens to the public Sept. 17-18, 2016 during the Bluemont Fair.


National Historic Place
     The National Register of Historic Places added Natural Bridge Historic District to its list in Feb. 2016.
     Victoria, of the Monacan Indian tribe, has been involved with the Monacan Indian Exhibit at Natural Bridge for 16 years. MORE
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Monacan Indian Village at Natural Bridge (photo by Rene' Locklear White)
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Natural Bridge (photo by Rene' Locklear White)
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