Stafford County Historical Society Products
Bookstore & Gift Shop
These items are available to the purchaser for personal use or as a special gift to someone interested in history or in the county itself. Proceeds are to support development and operation of a museum.
Books
Albert Z. Conner Jr., A History of Our Own: Stafford County, Virginia, (Virginia Beach, VA: The Donning Company Publishers, 2003) (hard cover; 280 pp)
$39.95
Jane Hollenbeck Conner, Lincoln in Stafford, (Stafford, VA: Parker Publishing, LLC, 2006) (soft cover; 89 pp)
$12.95
Jane Hollenbeck Conner, Sinners, Saints and Soldiers in the Civil War (soft cover; 115 pp)
$13.95
Jane Hollenbeck Conner, Birthstone of the White House and Capitol (soft cover, 224 pp)
$19.95
Stafford County Historical Society, More Than A Cookbook, A Flavorful Heritage, (soft cover; 448 pp)
$10.00
All proceeds from these books go to the Society's Stafford Museum Fund.
These ornaments are created annually and represent Stafford's historically significant people, places and events. They are ~ 2.5 inch ovals and made of 24K gold-layered brass by artisans in Williamsburg, Virginia. The entire collection includes the Stafford County Courthouse; Ferry Farm, George Washington's Boyhood Home; Falmouth 275th Anniversary; Chatham; Government Island, the Godspeed visit in 2006, Pocahontas, Captain John Smith, Abraham Lincoln visits Stafford, and George Mason (2010 issue). (Click to see images.)
(All ornaments are $12.00 each)
Historic Map
This is a copy of the 1864 Gilmer-Campbell Map of Stafford County, used by the Confederacy.
($5 each)
Note cards (box of 12 for $2.50)
Throws are available in Hunter Green or Williamsburg Blue showing 10 historic sites ($40.00 for size 76”x52”) (Click to see image.)
To purchase directly from the Society, please contact
Jane Conner at (540) 286-1118.
All proceeds from sales are to be used for a Stafford Museum and Cultural Center.
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News & Events
- The Executive Mansion in Richmand, VA is working on collecting stories for a commemorative book for the Mansion's bicentennial. They are seeking input and submissions from people all across the Commonwealth.Read an Op Ed by First Lady Maureen McDonnell here.
- Check Back Soon for Updates!!
