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		A Spring Play at Polegreen: Trial of the Spotsylvania Baptists April 30, 2013 Please come and enjoy a Sunday afternoon of educational theater in the silhouette offered by the players of the Parson's Cause and other living history.

		New Media Portfolio for Historic Foundation April 22, 2013 Historic Polegreen Church Foundation launches its newly designed brochure that promotes the defining historical and interpretive elements of the historic site.

		Easter Sunrise Service at Historic Polegreen Church March 12, 2013 Several area churches are working together to provide a special Easter Sunrise Service at the church site.

		GrowRVA Farmer's Market Coming to Eastern Hanover March 1, 2013 Historic Polegreen Church Foundation announces a new partnership with GrowRVA that brings an often requested farmer's market to Hanover County.

		The Lay of the Land: Some Notable Sites and Natural Features that tell our Story February 14, 2013 Richmond Magazine explores some of the local landmarks that contribute to the wealth of the area's history.

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Past Events

Slideshow of the ribbon cutting event on September 20, 2008 and the colonial Christmas event on December 5, 2008

2008: Dr. Jan Swearingen, Professor of English at Texas A & M University, addressed seminarians and guests from Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Virginia on the Rhetoric and Oratory of Samuel Davies.
2007: Noted church architect James Depasquale in a program titled A Celebration of Richmond's Historic Houses of Worship: Reclaiming the Ecclesiastical. The talk examined the definition of "church" and its evolving history as explored in its architecture.
2006: Dan Roberts, host and producer of the popular public radio show A Moment in Time, in a program about the life and significance of Reverend Samuel Davies.
2005: Robert Bluford, Jr., President of the Foundation, portrayed colonial dissenter Samuel Morris, credited as being one of the first in the region to challenge the Established Church in the 1740s. The program was titled: A Conversation with Samuel Morris: the Man Behind the Minister.
2003: Dr. Jan Swearingen, Professor of English at Texas A & M University, speaking on "The Patrick Henry/Samuel Davies Connection". Also, a musical presentation by Dr. John Turner, Program Developer/Producer of the Religious Project of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

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