Louisa County Historical Society

Louisa County Historical Society Bringing Louisa County History to Life!

Have a spinning wheel from your grandmother's attic that you're not sure if it has all the pieces, or how it even works?...
06/11/2026

Have a spinning wheel from your grandmother's attic that you're not sure if it has all the pieces, or how it even works? Bring it this Saturday to the monthly Louisa County Fiber Guild meeting and ask one of our spinning experts!

The second Saturday of each month brings fiber enthusiasts together to spin, crochet, knit, weave, and embroider at the Sargeant Museum from 10 am - 1 pm.

Don't know how to do any of that? No problem! One of the Fiber Guild members would be happy to teach you!

Thank you Southern Revere Cellars for having us at this year's Jack Jouett Day Festival! It was a great event, as always...
06/11/2026

Thank you Southern Revere Cellars for having us at this year's Jack Jouett Day Festival! It was a great event, as always!

A big thank you to all of the volunteers as well, who helped with the day's festivities!

06/02/2026

Step back in time for this heritage festival!
This is a one day family-friendly event put on by Louisa County Parks, Rec & Tourism, the Louisa County Historical Society, & Southern Revere Vineyard & Farm to bring recognition to local Revolutionary folk hero John "Jack" Jouett and celebrate the rich history of Louisa County and also celebrate the VA250th!
https://visitlouisa.com/jack-jouett-day/
Saturday June 6th 11am-4pm
Admission is FREE to all visitors.

05/30/2026

As a reminder, the Louisa History Museum will be closing at 2:30 p.m. today. We apologize for any inconvenience.

We will reopen for our normal schedule at 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. See you then!

05/29/2026
Join us this Saturday for our next historical Hearth Cooking Workshop centered around our nation's 250th! In this worksh...
05/11/2026

Join us this Saturday for our next historical Hearth Cooking Workshop centered around our nation's 250th! In this workshop titled "Spring Rations & Recipes of the Revolution", we will help you replicate the essential meals that sustained American Revolutionary soldiers and civilians through the spring season.

Have you ever cooked a meal over a fire at an open hearth? Come experience the enjoyment of hearth-cooking and taste the delicious fruits of your labor! Receive basic instruction in preparation and cooking in our 18th-century Michie House. Participants gather at the end to enjoy a group meal! These cooking lessons with the Louisa Hearth Cooking Guild provide hands-on experience with traditional cooking methods, tools, and recipes, and revenues from tickets benefit the operations of the Louisa County Historical Society. The Michie House is located behind the museum on our Heritage Farm at 214 Fredericksburg Avenue, Louisa, Va. 23093.

Registration is fee $60. Sign up through Louisa Parks & Rec website:
https://secure.rec1.com/VA/louisa-county-va/catalog (on the page, scroll down to 2026 Louisa Co. Historical Society Spring-Summer, then on Hearth Cooking Workshops).

Join us next Saturday for our next historical Hearth Cooking Workshop centered around our nation's 250th! In this worksh...
05/09/2026

Join us next Saturday for our next historical Hearth Cooking Workshop centered around our nation's 250th! In this workshop titled "Spring Rations & Recipes of the Revolution", we will help you replicate the essential meals that sustained American Revolutionary soldiers and civilians through the spring season.

Have you ever cooked a meal over a fire at an open hearth? Come experience the enjoyment of hearth-cooking and taste the delicious fruits of your labor! Receive basic instruction in preparation and cooking in our 18th-century Michie House. Participants gather at the end to enjoy a group meal! These cooking lessons with the Louisa Hearth Cooking Guild provide hands-on experience with traditional cooking methods, tools, and recipes, and revenues from tickets benefit the operations of the Louisa County Historical Society. The Michie House is located behind the museum on our Heritage Farm at 214 Fredericksburg Avenue, Louisa, Va. 23093.

Registration is fee $60. Sign up through Louisa Parks & Rec website:
https://secure.rec1.com/VA/louisa-county-va/catalog (on the page, scroll down to 2026 Louisa Co. Historical Society Spring-Summer, then on Hearth Cooking Workshops).

Join us for our next historical Hearth Cooking Workshop centered around our nation's 250th! In this workshop titled "Spr...
05/07/2026

Join us for our next historical Hearth Cooking Workshop centered around our nation's 250th! In this workshop titled "Spring Rations & Recipes of the Revolution", we will help you replicate the essential meals that sustained American Revolutionary soldiers and civilians through the spring season.

Have you ever cooked a meal over a fire at an open hearth? Come experience the enjoyment of hearth-cooking and taste the delicious fruits of your labor! Receive basic instruction in preparation and cooking in our 18th-century Michie House. Participants gather at the end to enjoy a group meal! These cooking lessons with the Louisa Hearth Cooking Guild provide hands-on experience with traditional cooking methods, tools, and recipes, and revenues from tickets benefit the operations of the Louisa County Historical Society. The Michie House is located behind the museum on our Heritage Farm at 214 Fredericksburg Avenue, Louisa, Va. 23093.

Registration is fee $60. Sign up through Louisa Parks & Rec website:
https://secure.rec1.com/VA/louisa-county-va/catalog (on the page, scroll down to 2026 Louisa Co. Historical Society Spring-Summer, then on Hearth Cooking Workshops).

Address

214 Fredericksburg Avenue
Louisa, VA
23093

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+15409675975

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