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Remembering Ed Tinsley
Remembering Ed Tinsley

The Lynchburg Museum System lost its longtime volunteer and former board member Ed Tinsley on June 26, 2025.

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160th Anniversary of the Battle of Lynchburg
160th Anniversary of the Battle of Lynchburg

On this 160th anniversary of the Battle of Lynchburg, we reflect on the event and its significance in local history.

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George Wilkinson: Beloved Postman and Boy Scout Master
George Wilkinson: Beloved Postman and Boy Scout Master

George L. Wilkinson (1917–1984) was a beloved mail carrier and Boy Scout troop leader in Lynchburg for 30 years. He lived at 604 Harrison Street with his wife and two sons.

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