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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Sandra’s Senior Project
Sandra Elliott, recent graduate of Danville High School, created and exhibited her Senior Project on the history of Greenbank’s Hollow. Her mentor was David Houston, who along with Hollis Prior, are the standing committee for the Greenbank’s historic park site. … Continue reading
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June 26—LAMPLIGHT SERVICE AND HYMN SING
Host Church: Peacham Congregational Church Pastor: Reverend Robert Potter 7:00 p.m.
Optimism Prevails
Going to See the Elephant, part 3 By Paul Chouinard, President of the Danville Historical Society “Going to see the elephant” was an expression used by enlistees in the Union Army describing the experience of country boys going off to war … Continue reading