June 2004
Archive - June 2004
Features
Miss Virginia, by Maggie Wolff Peterson
Each June, thousands gather in Roanoke to pick Virginia's entry into the Miss America Pageant. A history of Miss Virginia, with pictures through the years.
Moonshine and the ABC, by William Cocke, Laura Parsons
The history of moonshine runs from the beginning of Virginia to today. Plus, a history of that unique icon of Virginia retail, the ABC Store.
In Every Issue
Letters | Contributors | Natives | Reviews | Style | Bellwether | About Town | Odd Dominion | Departures
Upfront
Fairfax Trailways Museum, by Maggie Wolff Peterson
Leave the memorabilia to us.
Richmond's Heart & Soul, by Ames Arnold
AM Oldies stations succeeds.
Manitou Restoration, by Lisa Oliver
Restoring piece of Camelot in Deltaville.
Assassin Back Again on Stage, by Raoul Benoit
Booth found celebrity before notoriety.
Medical Hsitory's Home Near MCV, by Lisa Antonelli Bacon
Physician academy dates to 1820.
Departments
Travel | Pakistan's Silk Road, by Tricia Pearsall
A beautiful mountain country far different than our image gleaned from TV.
Sport | Behind the Scenes at the Upperville Horse Show, by Pam Oldham
The oldest horse show in the nation.
Food | At the Trellis Test Kitchen, by Meg Woolfolk
Eating pounds and pounds of cake has become a Williamsburg tradition.
Design | Monumental Living, by Kate Andrews
A Monument Avenue house with a very special collection.
Towns | Manassas Wins Suburban Battle, by Pam Oldham
It's a town that everyone discounted, but it's coming back.
