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IRS Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax (form 990)

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Copyright & Photographs

The text on our website is openly-licensed but the images on the site may be copyrighted. In the event the source belongs to the VMHC (and we do not have specific copyright restrictions noted with the image), images are CC-BY Attribution. In some places on our website, however, we use material from other institutions (it is clearly marked who owns the image used)—that material remains copyrighted.

Guest Lecturers

For more than twenty-five years, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture has been hosting guest lecturers. These lectures are are open to members and the general public. Authors and scholars discuss their most recent work and research on a variety of topics, ranging from architecture and art to genealogy and modern-day politics.

The content and opinions expressed in these presentations are solely those of the speaker and not necessarily of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.