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Byrd Barrick shares how he and his father started their cobbler business in Strasburg, VA. Check out more stories and information about the Strasburg Community by visiting the ⁠Strasburg Heritage Association website⁠.

Strasburg resident, Sally Hupp, shares stories about unexplained noises and sightings of deceased family members from her family home. Check out more stories and information about the Strasburg Community by visiting the Strasburg Heritage Association website.

Listen about the history and paranormal activity from this historical home in Strasburg, VA

This article is from our Fall 2003 Newsletter and it was written by Doug Cooley. This episode gives a brief history of baseball in Strasburg as far back as the 1930s. It shares how "Kline Stadium" was named. Visit our Strasburg Heritage Association website to find more folk stories and historical information about our community.

Legendary coach, Glenn Proctor shares in his own words how he and his wife, Sara Lee ended up in Strasburg, VA.

Romeo Stickley shares stories from his service during WWII. Also, he shares stories from when he attended the Battle of Fisher's Hill Reunion Picnics as a young child. Check out more stories and information about the Strasburg Community by visiting the Strasburg Heritage Association website.

Keeping in the holiday spirit, this episode features a reading of the classic editorial, "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus" We wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We look forward to providing more folk stories and historical information in 2022.

Danielle Rinker, a student at Strasburg High Schools reads articles from the Strasburg Heritage Association's newsletters about the history of the Colonial Inn and the mural in the Strasburg Post Office. To see all of the archived Strasburg Heritage Association's newsletters, please visit our website! 

Listen as former owners of the Balzer Huber House and the Hotel Strasburg share stories of resident ghosts on the respective properties. The Strasburg Heritage Association "Living Ghost" Tours will be Saturday, October 30th from 6 to 8 pm. The tours begin at the Strasburg Market Square Pavilion in downtown Strasburg. The cost is $5 and the event is family-friendly. We hope to see you there!

Mia Dodson, a student at Strasburg High School, shares the history of Strasburg High School's annuals. The story was written by Laura Ellen Beeler Wade and her husband, Bill. The story originated in the 2017 Winter edition of the Strasburg Heritage Association Newsletter. All of our newsletters can be found on the Strasburg Heritage Association website.

Olivia Hilton, Interim Director of Community Development for the Town of Strasburg shares information about the Vintage in the Valley event which will be on Saturday, August 28, 2021, from 10 am to 4 pm. The Strasburg Heritage Association will be sponsoring two presentations in the Strasburg Emporium on the history of the Silk Mill. Judge Steve Platt will be doing the presentations with the first one being at 11 am and the second one at 2 pm. Judge Platt's family owned the Silk Mill for many years. We hope you take the time to attend one of the presentations and check out all the other great attractions and activities. Check out this flyer that shares event information.  

The history and stories related to Keller's Mill is shared by Mia Dodson.  The story was written by Kathy Kehoe and can be found in the Fall 2016 Strasburg Heritage Association Newsletter.  All of our newsletters can be found on the Strasburg Heritage Association website.