Wth the centennial anniversary of World War I on its way, Don Wilson said he plans to bring a new dimension to the exhibits at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library in Staunton.

Model A car club visits presidential limo

When I was younger and had the time and inclination, I would often go backpacking with friends. We tried to live by a simple rule: leave behind a better place than you found. It is a simple rule and I do my best to live up to it, to leave no burdens behind. Always.

Dance club members don period clothing for a documentary on Virginia’s historic gardens

Wilson Library enjoys steady summer visits

While Staunton’s Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library waits for final U.S. Senate action on legislation that would authorize support for its expansion, the library is closing in on the purchase of an adjacent building.

STAUNTON — The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library could soon be expanding to handle more than 1 million new Wilson papers.

Staunton native and America’s 28th President Woodrow Wilson spent eight years in the White House, but he will not be remembered for the changes to the building while he was there, said noted White House historian William Seale.