Learn about the history of the Christmas tree, and check out some books on crafting traditional ornaments.
Rolling Down the Line: Trains in Virginia History
Virginia trains have taken on many roles in the past 200 years, from delivering cargo and passengers to being strategic assets in the Civil War to serving as festive Santa trains.
The Gladiators of Ancient Rome: Freedom or Death
Gladiators were part of an entertainment industry that spanned the Roman world. Learn more about the types of combatants, their weapons, and their history.
Visions of Middle-earth: The Life of J.R.R. Tolkien
On September 21, 1937, J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit was first published, and eager readers embarked on their first voyage to Middle-earth. The book’s world of Hobbits, dwarven songs, and mysterious wizards seemed ancient to its readers, but it was crafted from the singular life of its author. A medieval scholar and academic, Tolkien lived in…
All About Cats! The Truth About Felines
With books from CRRL’s collection and this article, you can understand what all your cat’s behaviors mean! This article explains the essentials of cat diets, socialization, and how best to move into a new residence with your cat.
Plant Native Species to Create a Beautiful Garden
There are many important things to learn about which native flowers you can plant and how you can rewild your garden.
Preparing the Perfect Picnic
Enjoy time outdoors with recipes and tips for creating memorable meals al fresco.
Years of the Shōgun: Japan’s Medieval Era
Discover Japan's medieval history as well as novels set during this legendary period of shōguns, daimyos, and samurai.
Brick by Brick: A History of LEGO
People of all ages have come to love the LEGO Group and its plastic bricks. A wealth of experience in engineering, testing, and development has changed LEGO from a maker of wooden toys in Europe to a global manufacturer of construction toys based around interlocking plastic bricks. The turn of the millennium has seen LEGO…
American Indians on the Rappahannock
The Rappahannock River and the surrounding forests provided rich land and plentiful game for the American Indians who lived here before the colonists arrived. Some of the tribes still live in and around the Rappahannock region. The Patawomeck, Rappahannock, Mattaponi, and Pamunkey all live in this area, and their people tell rich histories through their…
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