The Gloucester Historical Committee Collectible Ornaments

The 18th Edition Collectible Ornament "Zion Poplars Baptist Church" is now available for purchase.

The Gloucester Historical Committee is offering this series of ornaments commemorating the historical buildings of the Gloucester. The 24 karat gold overlay ornaments are gift boxed and contain a "Romance Card" narrating the history of the building. Ornaments are available at the sites listed below or by mail as noted on the form (55KB Acrobat Reader software required to download forms - for a download time estimate please visit our File Download Timer). The ornaments, costing $18 on site or $20 by mail, are available at the Gloucester Museum of History, Gloucester Library's Main and Point Branches, Gloucester Visitor's Center, and Gloucester Treasurer's Office.

Also available at the The Gloucester Museum of History are Gloucester County Garden Flags. The durable green 12" X 18" flags have the County seal appliqued on both sides and may be purchased for $15.00 payable to "Friends of the Museum".

Cemeteries of Lower Gloucester & More Cemeteries of Gloucester County Virginia

by Harry R. Jordan

These books are available at the Gloucester Museum of History for $40.00 per copy. Please stop by the Museum to purchase a copy or print out and send in this form to have one mailed to you for $44.00.

Order form (61kb Acrobat Reader software required to download forms - for a download time estimate please visit our File Download Timer)


Proceedings of the Gloucester Monument Association
at the unveiling of the monument at Gloucester Court House, Virginia on Wednesday, September 18, 1889

Reproduced and enhanced in 2004 by the combined efforts of Betty Jean Deal, Director of the Gloucester Museum of History and L. Roane Hunt, Past President of the Gloucester Genealogical Society of Gloucester, VA

42 page booklet $3.00
plus $1.00 postage = Total $4.00
Available from:
"Friends of the Museum"
P. O. Box 1176
Gloucester, VA 23061-1176
Please make checks payable to
"Friends of the Museum"