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The Gloucester Woman's Club, established in 1913, known for starting the county's first library and caretakers for historic Edge Hill House (Circa 1750), a Virginia and National Historic Landmark.

09/12/2026

🍂 A New Club Season Is Here! 🍂

The Gloucester Woman’s Club is excited to welcome members back for a wonderful afternoon at Edge Hill House! 🏡

🍽️ Join us for lunch, Brunswick stew, and an interesting presentation!

📅 Monday, September 21 🕐 1:00–3:00 PM 📍 Edge Hill House

We will enjoy a presentation by Robert Kelly, who will share highlights of the earliest British settlement and the taming of our region.

📚 Following the activities, members will gather upstairs for a short meeting, yearbook distribution, and club updates.

Please note: This is a MEMBERS-ONLY event. However, members are encouraged to bring a friend!

We look forward to gathering with our club members as we begin another wonderful season together!

📱 RSVP to Betty Dovel by phone or text: 804-832-9178

09/01/2026

🥣 BRUNSWICK STEW DAY IS ALMOST HERE! 🥣

GWC MEMBERS — WE NEED YOU! ❤️

This Thursday, September 3rd, we’ll be gathering for our Brunswick Stew Day as we prepare and freeze stew for our September kickoff meeting.

Betty Dovel has the day planned down to the hour, and it’s sure to be a wonderful day of fellowship, teamwork, and fun! 👩‍🍳🥣

✨ Come by anytime you can and lend a hand!
Whether you can stay for an hour or hang out with us throughout the day, every helping hand is appreciated.

📅 Thursday, September 3
⏰ Noon–5:00 PM
📍 Edge Hill House

PLEASE NOTE: This is a Gloucester Woman’s Club MEMBERS-ONLY event. ❤️

Have questions about the schedule or how you can help? Reach out to Betty or a GWC officer.

Let’s make some stew, make some memories, and kick off another great club year together! 🥣💕

We’ll see you Thursday!

08/11/2026

🍰 A Sweet Summer Evening with GWC! 🍰

Our Gloucester Woman’s Club members are getting together this Friday, August 14, at 6:30 PM for our Summer Dessert Social! 💕

We’re looking forward to an evening of desserts, laughter, friendship, and fellowship as we wrap up summer and look ahead to an exciting new club year.

🍓 Members are bringing their favorite desserts to share, and we’ll also be spending some time talking about our upcoming Brunswick Stew event on September 3, where we’ll gather to prepare and freeze stew for our September kickoff meeting. 🥣

It’s going to be a fun evening of reconnecting, making plans, and enjoying some sweet treats and even sweeter company!

This is a Gloucester Woman’s Club member event for members, spouses, and invited guests. 💕

We can’t wait to see everyone Friday! 🌸🍰

07/28/2026

🇺🇸 What do a young Pamunkey man, the Brafferton Indian School, and the American Revolution have in common?

Join the Gloucester Woman's Club this Wednesday evening as we uncover the remarkable story of Robert Mush—a Pamunkey Indian who attended the Brafferton Indian School before serving as a soldier in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.

His life offers a fascinating and often overlooked perspective on Virginia's history and the role Native Americans played in the founding of our nation.

📖 "Robert Mush: A Pamunkey Indian, Brafferton Indian School Student, and Soldier in the Continental Army (1758–1837)"

📅 Wednesday
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 Historic Edge Hill House
🎟️ Free Community Event

Whether you're passionate about local history, Revolutionary War history, or discovering the stories of extraordinary Virginians, this is an evening you won't want to miss.

Seating is limited, so please RSVP to help us plan. Email [email protected] with your name and the number of guests attending.

Bring a friend and join us for another fascinating evening celebrating Gloucester's rich history! 🇺🇸

07/20/2026

🌼 Why are daffodils such an important part of Gloucester's story?

Each spring, thousands of golden daffodils brighten our roadsides, fields, and landscapes—but have you ever wondered how they became one of Gloucester County's most recognizable symbols?

Join the Gloucester Woman's Club this Wednesday evening for an engaging presentation exploring the fascinating history and economic impact of daffodils in Gloucester County. Discover how these beautiful blooms became woven into our community's heritage and why they continue to be celebrated today.

🌼 "Daffodils: History and Economic Impact in Gloucester County"

📅 Wednesday
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 Historic Edge Hill House
🎟️ Free Community Event

Whether you've admired the daffodils for years or are simply curious about this unique chapter of Gloucester's history, this is a program you won't want to miss!

Seating is limited, so please RSVP by emailing [email protected] with your name and the number of guests attending.

Bring a friend and come discover the story behind one of Gloucester's most beloved traditions! 🌼

07/12/2026

🚢 Just 3 days away! Have you ever wondered how Gloucester stayed connected before modern highways? 🌊

Before cars and bridges made travel easier, the waterways around Gloucester served as important pathways for people, goods, and stories. Steamboats carried passengers, mail, and supplies while connecting communities throughout the Chesapeake Bay region.

This Wednesday evening, take a journey back in time with the Gloucester Woman’s Club as we explore:

⚓ “Traveling a Marine Highway: A Brief History of Steamboat Life in and Around Gloucester”

Discover the fascinating stories of the vessels, waterways, and people who helped shape Gloucester’s history.

📅 Wednesday, July 15
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 Historic Edge Hill House
🎟 Free Community Event

Bring a friend and join us for an evening of local history, conversation, and discovery!

RSVP appreciated: [email protected]
(Please include your name, number attending, and date of program.)

🚢 Do you have a family story, old photograph, or memory connected to Gloucester’s waterways? We would love to hear it!

07/11/2026

🚢 Did you know Gloucester once had its own marine highway? 🌊

Before modern roads connected our communities, the rivers and waterways around Gloucester were the pathways that carried people, goods, and stories.

Steamboats played a vital role in the life of our region—transporting passengers, delivering supplies, connecting communities, and bringing the excitement of travel along the Chesapeake Bay. The sound of a steam whistle arriving on the river was once a familiar part of everyday life.

But where did these steamboats travel?
Who rode them?
And how did they shape the history of Gloucester County?

Join the Gloucester Woman’s Club on Wednesday, July 15 as we explore:

⚓ “Traveling a Marine Highway: A Brief History of Steamboat Life in and Around Gloucester”

Discover the fascinating stories of the vessels, waterways, and people who helped connect our community through the years.

📍 Historic Edge Hill House
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
🎟 Free Community Event

Come enjoy an evening of local history, conversation, and discovery!

RSVP appreciated: [email protected]
(Please include your name, number attending, and date of program.)

🚢 Do you have a family story, old photograph, or memory connected to Gloucester’s waterways? We would love to hear it!

07/09/2026

🚢 Before highways connected us… the waterways did. 🌊

Can you imagine traveling to visit friends, deliver goods, or explore neighboring towns by steamboat?

For generations, the rivers and bays around Gloucester were more than scenery—they were the highways of our community. The sound of a steam whistle, the arrival of a passenger boat, and the movement of people and goods along the water were once part of everyday life.

Join the Gloucester Woman’s Club for an evening of local history as we explore:

⚓ “Traveling a Marine Highway: a brief history of steamboat life in and around Gloucester.”

Discover the fascinating stories of the vessels, waterways, and people who helped shape Gloucester’s past.

📅 Wednesday, July 15
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 Historic Edge Hill House
🎟 Free Community Event

Bring a friend, bring your curiosity, and step back in time with us!

RSVP appreciated: [email protected]
(Please include your name, number attending, and date of program.)

✨ What stories did your family pass down about Gloucester’s waterways? Share them below! 🚢

07/07/2026

What's Lurking Beneath Gloucester's Waters? 🌊

Join the Gloucester Woman's Club on Wednesday, July 8, from 7:00–8:00 PM at the historic Edge Hill House for the next presentation in our July Talks 2026 series:

"The Dragon in Our Midst: A Local Tributary"

Have you ever wondered about the history behind one of Gloucester's unique waterways? Discover the fascinating story of Dragon Run—one of Virginia's most beautiful and ecologically significant waterways. Learn how this remarkable tributary has shaped our community, supported wildlife, and become a treasured part of Gloucester's natural heritage.

Following the presentation, stay for a Q&A and enjoy an evening of local history, nature, and conversation.

📍 Historic Edge Hill House
🕖 Wednesday, July 8 | 7:00–8:00 PM
🎟️ Free Admission

Seating is limited, so please RSVP if possible by emailing [email protected] with your name, the date you're attending, and the number of guests in your party.

Bring a friend and come discover another fascinating chapter of what makes Gloucester so unique! 🌿🐉

06/30/2026

🌙 Tomorrow Night! Set Sail into Gloucester's History with "Luna"! ⛵

Join the Gloucester Woman's Club tomorrow evening for the first of our July Talks 2026 series!

Discover the fascinating story of "Luna," a colonial-style small tall ship that continues to sail the waters of Gloucester today. Learn about her history, purpose, and the role she plays in keeping our maritime heritage alive. Enjoy an engaging presentation followed by a Q&A session.

📅 Wednesday, July 1
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 Historic Edge Hill House
💲 Free Admission

While there is no cost to attend, seating is limited. Please RSVP if possible by emailing [email protected] with your name, the date you're attending, and the number of guests.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a lover of the Chesapeake Bay, or simply looking for an enjoyable evening in the community, this is a program you won't want to miss!

We look forward to welcoming you tomorrow evening! ⚓📖

Address

6805 Main Street
Gloucester, VA
23061

Website

http://edgehillhouse.org/

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