The story of Weston, the historic Casanova farmstead in Fauquier County, Va., featuring Karen White.
The story of Weston, the historic Casanova farmstead in Fauquier County, Va., and the women of the Warrenton Antiquarian Society who inherited it, restored it and continue to lovingly preserve its place in Virginia history. Video shot by Luke Christopher and edited by Roger Piantadosi of Synergist Media.
To watch Karen White discuss the Slave Cabin, jump to 12:38 in the video.
Karen White, President and Director of the Afro-American Historical Association of Fauquier County, talks with Lou Emerson, veteran journalist and editor.
Karen White, President and Director of the Afro-American Historical Association of Fauquier County, talks with Lou Emerson, veteran journalist and editor.
Karen White is a descendant of free and enslaved African Americans of Virginia dating to the early 1700s and is known nationally for her research of Fauquier’s African Americans. She is a driving force behind the Association’s “Know Their Names,” a project that seeks to document every person ever enslaved in Fauquier County.
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The story of Weston, the historic Casanova farmstead in Fauquier County, Va., featuring Karen White.
The story of Weston, the historic Casanova farmstead in Fauquier County, Va., and the women of the Warrenton Antiquarian Society who inherited it, restored it and continue to lovingly preserve its place in Virginia history. Video shot by Luke Christopher and edited by Roger Piantadosi of Synergist Media.
To watch Karen White discuss the Slave Cabin, jump to 12:38 in the video.