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Apr 21, 2024 · Ms. Easley, 27, has stepped into her own place in history as the first African-American to serve as executive director of Virginia’s Executive Mansion. Gov. Terry McAuliffe appointed her to the position in April.
May 3, 2024 · Virginia Executive Mansion; Sherwood Forest Plantation; President James K. Polk Home & Museum; Millard Fillmore Presidential Site; Franklin Pierce Homestead Historic Site; The Pierce Manse; Wheatland; Knob Creek Farm; Lincoln Cottage; Lincoln Home National Historic Site; Andrew Johnson National Historic Site; Mordecai Historic Park
2 days ago · CITIZENS’ ADVISORY COUNCIL ON FURNISHING AND INTERPRETING THE EXECUTIVE MANSION . Kent Greenawalt of Roanoke, Chairman and CEO, Foot Levelers, Inc. AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY . CORN BOARD . Elizabeth Cooper of Spring Grove, Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Agent for Surry and Sussex Counties, Virginia Cooperative Extension
5 days ago · Executive Mansion miracles of 1926 fire. Jan 7, 2009. Christmas was a family affair when Gov. E. Lee Trinkle occupied the Executive Mansion in Richmond. Trinkle, who served from 1922 to 1926, had ...
3 days ago · As Virginia has changed and become more diverse, so, too, has the route to the executive mansion. Five of our past seven governors (from Jim Gilmore in the 1990s onward) never served in the General Assembly — Bob McDonnell and Ralph Northam were the exceptions.
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May 1, 2024 · Virginia’s Executive Mansion has a long and storied history, serving as a de facto museum and as the home of the commonwealth’s governors and their families since 1813.
Apr 16, 2024 · McAuliffe is attempting to do something very rare in Virginia politics: return to the Executive Mansion. Virginia is the only state in the country to have a four-year term limit, a constitutional prohibition on governors running for reelection.
