Donations Made

Donations Made by the Society

Since 1894, the Society has made significant contributions for restoration work at sites such as Jamestown Island, Colonial Williamsburg and Stratford Hall.

In recent years, the Society has provided annual contributions for the preservation of Wilton House (a colonial plantation house in Richmond), to APVA-Jamestown Rediscovery for support of the archaeological work and related research at Jamestown Island, to the Virginia Historical Society to support lectures on colonial history, to Henricus Foundation to support education for young people at Henricus (a 17th- century restored settlement near Richmond) and to the Smithsonian Institution for its “Written in Bone” exhibit on forensic discoveries on early Chesapeake Bay colonial settlers.

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Society of Colonial Wars Message from the Governor Society Information Purpose Activities Officers & Council Governors History Seal of the Society Flag Collection General Society Society Membership Membership Information Annual Fund Purpose of the Fund Donations made by the Society Links of Interest Contact Us	Donations Made by the Society Since 1894, the Society has made significant contributions for restoration work at sites such as Jamestown Island, Colonial Williamsburg and Stratford Hall. In recent years, the Society has provided annual contributions for the preservation of Wilton House (a colonial plantation house in Richmond), to APVA-Jamestown Rediscovery for support of the archaeological work and related research at Jamestown Island, to the Virginia Historical Society to support lectures on colonial history, to Henricus Foundation to support education for young people at Henricus (a 17th- century restored settlement near Richmond) and to the Smithsonian Institution for its “Written in Bone” exhibit on forensic discoveries on early Chesapeake Bay colonial settlers.