
Carver 4-County Museum
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Hours:
Thursday-Friday,11am-4pm. Winter hrs by appt begin Nov 21. Call Charlotte Carpenter, 540-270-3891
Driving Directions:
From 64W, Route 15 through Orange into Culpeper County, VA; The Carver Center will be on the right
From 95, Route 3 toward Culpeper, VA; Left on Rt 15 for ~8 miles; Carver Center will be on the left
About Us
The Carver 4-County Museum Inc is an independent IRS 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation registered in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Our mission is to document, celebrate and share the educational, social, cultural and military history and accomplishments of students, faculty, administrators, and supporters of the George Washington Carver Regional High School, and in the context of the development of high school education for minorities in the Commonwealth of Virginia, to study, exhibit and discuss the origins and evolution of the school, the FIRST and ONLY institution of secondary education built for minority students serving 4 counties from 1948-68: Madison, Orange, Rappahannock, and Culpeper.
Our museum is located in the original school's library. The campus is now called, The Carver Center. Our address is 9432 James Madison Hwy, Suite 102, Rapidan, VA, 22733-1762.
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Rep/Contact Info
Terry Miller
Museum Director-Curator
Culpeper Chamber of Commerce
629 Sperryville Pike
Suite 100
Culpeper, VA 22701
Phone: 540.825.8628































































