Jim Hall

Author & Lecturer

Leesburg

The new year begins with an appearance in Washington

I was delighted to be invited to appear this month at the All Souls Church Unitarian in Washington. My son Andrew lives in Washington and has been a member of the church for several years. He thought that The Last Lynching in Northern Virginia and the talk I give about lynching in Virginia would fit…
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Jim Hall

January 10, 2018

Archive, Fauquier County, Va. History, Life as a Writer, Lynching, Race Relations, Rattlesnake Mountain the Book, Virginia History, Writing the Book Rattlesnake Mountain

Afro-American Historical Association, All Souls Church, Andrew Hall, Fairfax, Leesburg, Lifetime Learning Institute, Lord Fairfax Community College, Manassas, Middleburg, Mosby Heritage Area Association, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, The Last Lynching in Northern Virginia, The Plains, Thomas Balch Library, Tom Davenport, Warrenton
For me, fall will be for the book

I’m glad that my first book event this fall will be in Fauquier County, where The Last Lynching in Northern Virginia is set. The summer has been quiet, but I have scheduled seven appearances beginning in September. The first occurs just after Labor Day at the Philip Carter Winery in Fauquier. The winery is off…
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Jim Hall

August 16, 2017

Archive, Fauquier County, Va. History, Getting Published, Life as a Writer, Lynching, Race Relations, Rattlesnake Mountain the Book, Virginia History, Writing the Book Rattlesnake Mountain

Burke, Central Rappahannock Regional Library, Fairfax, Fall for the Book, Fauquier County, George Mason University, Kings Park Library, Leeds Manor Road, Leesburg, Lifelong Learning Institute, Manassas, Mosby Heritage Area Association, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Philip Carter Winery, The Last Lynching in Northern Virginia, Thomas Balch Library

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