

2026 Events Calendar

2026 General Meetings
Open to the public
MARCH 1st
JUNE 7th
OCTOBER 4th
2:30 PM
Scott Memorial United Methodist Church
409 First Colonial Road

2026 Second Saturdays at
Upper Wolfsnare House
Come join in on the Family Fun!
APRIL 11th
SEPTEMBER 6th
MAY 9th
OCTOBER 10th
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
2040 Potters Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Second Saturdays Past









Some of the Programs Hosted by the PAC/VB Historical Society Over the Years
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Virginia Beach History through Postcards
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Jefferson's Paradox", by Dr. Timothy O'Rourk
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The History of the Lesner Bridge
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The architectural dig at Upper Wolfsnare, by Dr. Norma Barka
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Archeology at Jamestown, by William Kelso
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The preservation Alliance of Virginia, by David Brown
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The Story of Cape Henry, by Dr. Robert Albertson
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The contribution of George Mason, by Dr. Robert Hawkes
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The Restoration of Pleasant Hall, by Neal Kellam
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A Personal Diary of the Wilson Administration, by Nancy Lloyd Arthur
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Princess Anne County Foods, by Mary Reid Barrow
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Camp Ashby, by Harold Heischober
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The CCC in Princess Anne County
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Union Kempsville Museum Tour
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The Centennial of the Munden Point Railroad
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The Pleasant Ridge School, by Dr. Lin Logan
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Dating Historical Buildings, by Mary Ruffin Hanbury
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The Contribution of Women's Organizations in Princess Anne County
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The Centennial of Telephone Service in Princess Anne County
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Princess Anne County After the Civil War, by Dr. Tommy Bogger
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Recreation of an 18th Century Election, held at Upper Wolfsnare
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The 1963 Merger, by Barbara Henley
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The Centennial of Municipal Government in Virginia Beach
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1904 Efforts at Auto Racing Along Virginia Beach
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Knotts Island Indian Artifacts
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Virginia Beach Airport Museum Tour
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"Eye Witness to History" , World War II, by Anne Henry
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150 Years of Princess Anne County Public Education
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"Too Much History", by journalist Paul Clancy
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"How are we Teaching History", by Lannah Hughes
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The Influence of Currituck Inlet on Princess Anne County
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African-American Churches in Princess Anne County
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Grover Cleveland, the President Who Loved Back Bay