Historic Kenmore was the site for the Schoonmaker Gala on April 23, held every five years to raise money to support George Washington’s Boyhood Home at Ferry Farm and his sister Betty Washington Lewis’s home, Kenmore.

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George Washington Foundation, Fredericksburg

John Rainey, Cassie Howell, Bill Howell, Eva Hardy, Rick Cornwell

Historic Kenmore was the site for the Schoonmaker Gala on April 23, held every five years to raise money to support George Washington’s Boyhood Home at Ferry Farm and his sister Betty Washington Lewis’s home, Kenmore.

11/1/10 11:22 AM

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  • The Gala @ Kenmore

    My heartfelt thanks to all who give so generously to the Preservation of Kenmore and Ferry Farms. It was such an honor to have been the general contractor involved in the construction of the Crowninshield Building.The privilege of working under Milton Grigg, FAIA , his colleagues and Russell Bastedo in the construction of the "Non - Building " { a sunken structure appearing only as a Garden Wall} was a once in a lifetime opportunity for our family to give back to our community. It was an educational endeavor as well, having watched Sydney King, Caroline County , create the background for the Diorama..{ Painted as a Fresco} and the model builders from the Winterthur Museum. It was an incredible experience. Long Live the Mansion and the City of Fredericksburg.....I visit often and rejoice whenever I see the preservationists at work....

    Posted by William Newton January 15, 2011 18:15:15

  • December 2010 newsletter

    It is a long time since I was director of Kenmore (1972-77) and worked to develop the Crowninshield Education Building and its diorama. I am delighted to see Mrs. Schoonmaker's name prominently featured, after all these years, and I wish you all well!

    Posted by russell bastedo December 20, 2010 10:38:49

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