Rappahannock Historical Society
The society is committed to serving Rappahannock County's residents and visitors as an educational institution that promotes knowledge of the past for a better understanding of the future.

Our features include a research room and library, a second-floor museum exhibiting local artifacts including items on loan from the Shenandoah National Park, and a climate-controlled ground floor that houses special materials and newspaper archives. Rappahannock historical maps, memorabilia and prints available.
Hours: M, Tu & Th, 11 am-5 pm
540.675.1163
rapphistsoc@comcast.net
328 Gay Street
PO Box 261
Washington, VA 22747

Scrabble School Preservation Foundation Inc.
Mission: To educate and inform the Rappahannock County and Virginia public about the African-American history of education in post-Civil War Virginia and the South. Currently working on the preservation of the Scrabble School.
Bob Lander, President
540.987.8504
kplander@aol.com
174 Scrabble Road
Scrabble, VA 22716