Circuit Court Records Preservation Program (Program/Project)

First Scott Co. Chancery Images Have Arrived!

The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce that the first digital images, covering the years 1816-1857, from the Scott County chancery causes digitization project…

Bari HelmsFebruary 10, 2012

Archives Digital Projects

Petersburg Chancery Hits the Rails

The latest images from the Petersburg chancery causes digitization project are now available on the Chancery Records Index. The scanning project is funded by the Circuit Court Records…

Greg CrawfordFebruary 6, 2012

Archives Digital Projects

Not in my Backyard!

The latest images from the Augusta County Chancery Causes are now available on the Chancery Records Index. This latest addition of Augusta County chancery causes covering the time period…

Bari HelmsFebruary 3, 2012

Conservation

Virginia’s CCRP Program Provides $375,859.32 For Preservation Grants

The Circuit Court Records Preservation Program (CCRP) Grant Review Board met on May 25, 2011, at the Library of Virginia to consider records preservation grant requests from…

Carl ChildsAugust 29, 2011

Archives Digital Projects

FIRST AUGUSTA COUNTY IMAGES ARE HERE!

The first images from the Augusta County chancery scanning project have been posted to the Library’s Chancery Records Index (CRI). This initial posting represents the…

Carl ChildsJune 16, 2011

Archives Conservation

Archives Digital Projects The Stacks

Take a Bow. Five Million Documents Scanned!

Library of Virginia (LVA) staff, partners, and dignitaries gathered at the Goochland County courthouse Thursday to celebrate a milestone in a project that aims to…

Dale DulaneyOctober 15, 2010

First Scott Co. Chancery Images Have Arrived!

Petersburg Chancery Hits the Rails

Not in my Backyard!

Virginia’s CCRP Program Provides $375,859.32 For Preservation Grants

FIRST AUGUSTA COUNTY IMAGES ARE HERE!

Treasure in the Attic: Accomack County Colonial Era Records

Pre-Civil War Chancery Causes Rediscovered in Middlesex County Courthouse.

The Virginia Public Records Act Marks 35 Years

Take a Bow. Five Million Documents Scanned!