Tusculum Institute in the News. . .
Thomas Jefferson's True Stance on Slavery
Sweet Briar News, 1-21-13
Author to discuss 'Master of the Mountain' at SBC
New Era Progress, 1-23-13
An Academic 'Rumpus'
SBC President's Blog, 2-14-13
Historical Society to highlight slave cemeteries
News Advance, 2-6-13
Sweet Briar Seeks new home for Tusculum house
Sweet Briar News, 5-2-13
Tusculum is being offered for sale by Sweet Briar College
The News & Advance, 5-3-13
New owner sought for historic Amherst County Home
WDBJ-7, 5-13-13
Historic trust supports slave cabin preservation
Sweet Briar News, 5-9-13
Historian Discusses Virginia's Rosenwald Schools
Sweet Briar News, 12-5-12
Podcast with Lynn Rainville on Virginia's Rosenwald Schools
Coy Barefoot, WINA NewsRadio Charlottesville, December 2012
Sweet Briar Opens 19th-century Cabin to Visitors (sponsored by the Tusculum Institute)
Sweet Briar News, 11-9-12
Re-enactor experiences slave life first hand
New Era Progress, 10-1-12
Slave Dwelling Project comes to Sweet Briar
Sweet Briar News, 09-29-12
Tusculum Hosts Virginia Historical Societies Conference
Sweet Briar News, 7-30-12
History and Family
SBC President's Blog, 7-18-12
Sweet Briar ghosts star in SyFy's 'School Spirits'
Sweet Briar News, 7-16-12
A Glimpse of the Past at Sweet Briar
News and Advance, 6-13-12
Sweet Briar looks to one day restore Tusculum plantation home
Richmond Times Dispatch, 6-10-12
Segregation, Integration focus of Amherst Glebe Arts Response events
New Era Progress, 5-30-12
Sweet Briar Colelge alum to donate $500k
New Era Progress, 5-30-12
Tusculum Conference Highlights War of 1812
Sweet Briar News, 5-29-12
Passion for History Prompts Gift
Sweet Briar News, 5-19-12
Spring Dance Concert Features 'Tusculum Ghosts'
Sweet Briar News, 4-13-12
Examining Palladio's Influence on American Architecture
Sweet Briar News, 3-21-12
Tusculum Exhibit Opens
Sweet Briar News, 3-9-12
Rainville Speaking at Digital Technology Conference
Sweet Briar News, 12-3-11
Historian to Speak About 'Saving Monticello'
Sweet Briar News, 4-3-11
Lecture Focuses on Preservation's Green Side
Sweet Briar News, 3-25-11
SBC Researcher Awarded NEH Grant to Develop Database (Dr Lynn Rainville)
Sweet Briar News, 4-28-10
Website Offers Tools for Historic Preservation in the 21st Century
Sweet Briar News, 4-21-10
Energy Saving Tips, Green Tools for Preserving Historic Buildings
WHSV, Channel 3, Richmond, 4-21-10
New Website for Owners of Historic Properties
Green Tech Media, 4-21-10
Teaching with Historic Places Conference Focuses on Native American History in Virginia
Sweet Briar News,
5-14-10
Virginia Preservation Toolkit, a Green Guide?
Virginia's Main Street Communities Blog, 6-14-10
New Fund Preserves Historic Resources, Legacy of a President
Sweet Briar News, 5-8-09
New Fund Honors Outgoing President
WDBJ7, 5-11-09
Rosenwald Revival (Dr. Lynn Rainville)
The Hook, 7-11-09
Tusculum Artifacts to Go on Exhibit at Sweet Briar
New Era Progress, 8-9-09
Speaker Will Shed Light on the Civil War (Dr. Betsy Muhlenfeld)
Roanoke Times, 9-25-09
On-line versions are not always available for older news items
Fletcher Family Comes Full Circle, Holds Reunion at Sweet Briar
SBC News, 8-4-08
Fletcher family visits sacred site for ancestors
The Lynchburg News & Advance, 8-2-08
A new chapter for a legacy
The Lynchburg News & Advance, 7-19-08
Amherst County's Tusculum awarded $35,000 grant
The Lynchburg News & Advance, 6-14-08
SBC, Virginia DHR Strengthen Partnership to Develop Tusculum Institute
SBC News, 6-12-08
History Lives at Sweet Briar College
The Lynchburg News & Advance, 5-20-08
Sweet Briar College plans to rebuild historic Tusculum in Amherst County
The Lynchburg News & Advance, 5-13-08
Rainville Named Founding Director of Tusculum Institute
SBC News, 4-29-08
Dismantling the past
The Lynchburg News & Advance, 1-26-08
Who's Bob Carter and what's he doing at Sweet Briar?
@ SBC Faculty and Staff Newsletter, 10-15-07
Moving Tusculum Home: An Architectural Study
SBC News, 8-30-07
Tusculum Awaits Reconstruction
SBC News, 8-21-06
Tusculum Coming Down, Piece by Piece
SBC News, 6-9-06