Activities for kids and young people The Penny Executive: The Maggie Walker Story at The Science Museum of Virginia Celebrate Black History Month and experience this fascinating and compelling glimpse into the life of Maggie Walker. Learn more about this groundbreaking African-American woman who founded a newspaper, chartered a bank and worked tirelessly for increased […]
We’re thrilled to announce the release of our second children’s book, Richmond Rocks Spooky Sequel on Tuesday January 22, 2013. Just over three years after our first story about Richmond history for kids, Richmond Rocks, was released, we can’t be more excited to add to the libraries of Richmond families! You’ll likely recognize some of […]
It’s hard to believe that it’s been three years since our first book, Richmond Rocks came out. Me and my friend, Nicole Unice, who is now a world-famous author and blogger (well, she will be!) sat down with the idea of creating a super-cool book about Richmond history for little kids. I had an epiphany when my son […]
When driving along 95 South and coming up Route 1 in Chester do you get the sense that you are just a few miles from an English settlement? I’m guessing not, but you guessed wrong. On May 7th, the groundbreaking for the reproduction of the 17th century 1611 church was an amazing lesson in […]
Richmond Rocks is the first book release by Richmondmom.com Publishing! Available now, in it’s second printing and available in paperback, this full-color book is a fun to Richmond’s history and sights for little ones ages 4-8, but we think adults will get a kick out of reading it aloud, too! Another cool thing? Everything about […]
