Tusculum was old when this was young: http://bit.ly/4oj9rV

I wasn't aware of for-profit use of Twitter for people with lots of followers, using it to push ad/marketing messages . http://bit.ly/5IQ1eq

Want to live in an old mill, or maybe in a big silo? #preservation http://bit.ly/7tdbp3

Preserving historic houses the old-fashioned way, in Yemen. http://bit.ly/32gv5c

Historic #preservation does not come without controversy: http://bit.ly/4egir0

Daisy didn't live at Tusculum, but her grandpa did: http://bit.ly/1UWtOe

@HistoricShed Hey, I think it looks pretty cool. Although one of the NYT interior photos makes it look like the Penn Station waiting area.

Where are the unappreciated historic places in Amherst? You can help reveal them. http://bit.ly/42L1cP

Preserving this old Bedford slave cabin would be a good Civil War Sesquicentennial project: http://bit.ly/12GCQo

RT @mbusse: Helen Thomas on what has changed in #journalism, formatted as a poem http://ow.ly/zWKG (via @GregMitch)

I am older than the Virginia executive mansion, but where are my ghosts? http://bit.ly/1Mrlpw

This church, closely associated with Tusculum since the 1700s, will be improving its tones with a historic organ. http://bit.ly/2r9g1f

About 80 percent of my original material will be part of my reconstruction.

Here are the 2009 National Preservation award winners: http://bit.ly/4b0LFV

This is a great collection of photos. See me as I was and will be. http://bit.ly/14XydK

The Tusculum Institute advisory board is meeting Friday at Sweet Briar. College. Should be interesting! http://bit.ly/2MKmDr

Sweet Briar College's new president will be inaugurated Saturday: http://bit.ly/JyTeO

The Preservation Virginia Conference was a big success: http://bit.ly/FREL5

The Preservation

Some old photos indicate that the slaves may have been buried near my spring house. 43 slaves lived here in 1810.