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Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden s A Million Blooms in full swing

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s ‘A Million Blooms’ in full swing Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s ‘A Million Blooms’ in full swing By Candice Smith | April 14, 2021 at 4:04 PM EDT - Updated April 14 at 7:44 PM RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Sometimes you just have to stop and smell the roses and while you’re at it, the tulips. Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s “A Million Blooms” event is in full swing right now. A parade of blooms has unfurled as the weather warms: daffodils, tulips, peonies, roses and many more. Events throughout the season include Mother’s Day Weekend, Spring Plant Fest and more. Advance online tickets are required.

Book offers an inside look at covering presidents, a queen and more

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Presbyterian seminary demolishes historic Richmond home of Confederate surgeon; I am not sorry Hunter McGuire s old house is gone

The weight of a new racial justice movement and the property s association with Confederate slavery apologists who profited from the subjugation of Black people, ultimately, was too mighty, the seminary s

Seminary s 1800s-era Westwood house demolished in Northside

Seminary’s 1800s-era ‘Westwood’ house demolished in Northside January 28, 2021 47 Crews continued working on the demolition Wednesday beside the Canopy at Ginter Park apartments, visible in the background. ( Jonathan Spiers photo) One of the oldest homes in Northside is no more. The 1800s-era Westwood house, also known as McGuire Cottage, was demolished this week at the behest of Union Presbyterian Seminary. It owns the so-called Westwood Tract where the structure had stood for two centuries dwarfed in recent years by the newly built Canopy at Ginter Park apartments. Seminary spokesman Mike Frontiero said its board of trustees voted last year to demolish the structure, originally the home of Confederate surgeon Hunter Holmes McGuire, “as recognition of and in repentance for the resourcing provided to the seminary through the labor of enslaved persons.”

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