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SUMMARY:Law and Order for Hire in Virginia
DESCRIPTION:Violence and lawlessness plagued late nineteenth-and early twentieth-century Virginia\, and with no\nbureau of investigation or state police force\, the Old Dominion relied on the Baldwin-Felts\nDetective Agency to solve a multitude of crimes. Formed by William G. Baldwin and Thomas L.\nFelts\, the agency\, headquartered in Roanoke\, was charged with investigating some of the state’s most\nsensational murder cases. Among these were the brutal killing of Fannie McCue\, wife of the former\nmayor of Charlottesville; the slaughter of a mountain family in Buchanan County; the shot gunning\nof Louise Beattie\, the young wife of a wealthy Richmond playboy; and the unprecedented shootout\nin the Carroll County courthouse that left five dead. Author and historian Phillip Andrew Gibbs\nrecounts how the Agency’s detectives who worked these cases succeeded in bringing some of the\nstate’s most heinous criminals to justice in his new book entitled Law and Order for Hire in Virginia.
URL:https://www.visitmartinsville.com/event/law-and-order-for-hire-in-virginia/
LOCATION:Bassett Historical Center\, 3964 Fairystone Park Hwy\, Bassett\, VA\, 24055\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Event
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SUMMARY:Law and Order for Hire in Virginia
DESCRIPTION:Violence and lawlessness plagued late nineteenth-and early twentieth-century Virginia\, and with no bureau of investigation or state police force\, the Old Dominion relied on the Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency to solve a multitude of crimes. Formed by William G. Baldwin and Thomas L. Felts\, the agency\, headquartered in Roanoke\, was charged with investigating some of the state’s most sensational murder cases. Among these were the brutal killing of Fannie McCue\, wife of the former mayor of Charlottesville; the slaughter of a mountain family in Buchanan County; the shot gunning of Louise Beattie\, the young wife of a wealthy Richmond playboy; and the unprecedented shootout in the Carroll County courthouse that left five dead. Author and historian Phillip Andrew Gibbs recounts how the Agency’s detectives who worked these cases succeeded in bringing some of the state’s most heinous criminals to justice. Join us at the Bassett Historical Center on November 3\, 2026 at 10:30am for this book talk. This program is free and open to the public and will be held in the Susan L. Adkins Memorial Meeting Room at the Bassett Historical Center. Books will be available for purchase from the author.
URL:https://www.visitmartinsville.com/event/law-and-order-for-hire-in-virginia-2/
LOCATION:Bassett Historical Center\, 3964 Fairystone Park Hwy\, Bassett\, VA\, 24055\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Event
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SUMMARY:Music Night
DESCRIPTION:Always the second Friday of the month! \nSeptember 11: Slate Mountain Ramblers\nOctober 9: Steve Marshall & High Road\nNovember 13: Whitetop Mountain Band\nDecember 11: The Country Boys \nDoors open at 5 p.m. – Band begins at 6:30 p.m.\n$5 Donation for Admission\nConcessions and 50/50 Raffle\nCASH ONLY!
URL:https://www.visitmartinsville.com/event/music-night/2026-11-13/
LOCATION:Spencer-Penn Centre\, 475 Spencer-Penn Road\, P.O. Box 506\, Spencer\, VA\, 24165\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music,Arts & Cultural,Dancing
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SUMMARY:The Henry Guard: Company H and the 24th Virginia Infantry in the Civil War
DESCRIPTION:Raised from the farms\, villages\, and crossroads of Henry County\, Virginia\, Company H\, known as the Henry Guard\, answered the call to arms in 1861 and became part of the 24th Virginia Infantry. Throughout four years of war\, these local soldiers marched across some of the Civil War’s most famous battlefields\, including First Manassas\, Williamsburg\, Seven Pines\, Gaines’ Mill\, Second Manassas\, Fredericksburg\, Chancellorsville\, Gettysburg\, the Wilderness\, Spotsylvania\, Cold Harbor\, Petersburg\, and Appomattox.\nThis presentation follows the wartime experiences of the Henry Guard from its formation through the Confederacy’s final surrender. Drawing on soldiers’ records\, personal accounts\, and local history\, it examines who these men were\, why they enlisted\, the hardships they endured\, and the impact their service had on the families and communities they left behind. More than a regimental history\, this program tells the story of Henry County’s connection to the Civil War through the lives of the men who carried its name into battle and those who awaited their return at home.\nAttendees will gain a deeper understanding of how a single company of local volunteers experienced the war and how their service became part of the legacy of Henry County and the 24th Virginia Infantry. This program will be presented by historian\, Jarred Marlowe.\nThe program which is free and open to the public will be held in the Susan L. Adkins Memorial Meeting Room of the Bassett Historical Center on November 17\, 2026 at 10:30 am.
URL:https://www.visitmartinsville.com/event/the-henry-guard-company-h-and-the-24th-virginia-infantry-in-the-civil-war/2026-11-17/
LOCATION:Bassett Historical Center\, 3964 Fairystone Park Hwy\, Bassett\, VA\, 24055\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Bassett Historical Center":MAILTO:bhcenter3964@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:The Henry Guard:  Company H and the 24th Virginia Infantry in the Civil War
DESCRIPTION:Raised from the farms\, villages\, and crossroads of Henry County\, Virginia\, Company H\, known as the Henry Guard\, answered the call to arms in 1861 and became part of the 24th Virginia Infantry. Throughout four years of war\, these local soldiers marched across some of the Civil War’s most famous battlefields\, including First Manassas\, Williamsburg\, Seven Pines\, Gaines’ Mill\, Second Manassas\, Fredericksburg\, Chancellorsville\, Gettysburg\, the Wilderness\, Spotsylvania\, Cold Harbor\, Petersburg\, and Appomattox. This presentation follows the wartime experiences of the Henry Guard from its formation through the Confederacy’s final surrender. Drawing on soldiers’ records\, personal accounts\, and local history\, it examines who these men were\, why they enlisted\, the hardships they endured\, and the impact their service had on the families and communities they left behind. More than a regimental history\, this program tells the story of Henry County’s connection to the Civil War through the lives of the men who carried its name into battle and those who awaited their return at home. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how a single company of local volunteers experienced the war and how their service became part of the legacy of Henry County and the 24th Virginia Infantry. Please join us at the Bassett Historical Center on November 17\, 2026 at 10:30am. This program which is free and open to the public will be held in the Susan L. Adkins Memorial Meeting Room of the BHC.
URL:https://www.visitmartinsville.com/event/the-henry-guard-company-h-and-the-24th-virginia-infantry-in-the-civil-war-2/
LOCATION:Bassett Historical Center\, 3964 Fairystone Park Hwy\, Bassett\, VA\, 24055\, United States
CATEGORIES:Free Event
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