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Warren Heritage Society Reimagined: From Archives to New Beginnings
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In this episode, host Janet Michael chats with Niki Foster from the Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce, along with Joe Petty, the new Executive Director of the Warren Heritage Society. The conversation covers a variety of topics related to local business and heritage preservation.
Nikki and Janet discuss how the recording took place at the Warren Heritage Society rather than the usual Chamber of Commerce location. Niki and Joe share insights into recent changes and renovations at the Warren Heritage Society, including a highly attended business after-hours event and a renewed interest in local history.
Joe Petty talks about his new role and the exciting developments under his leadership. He mentions discovering historical features, like an original fireplace, while renovating the Ivy Lodge. Joe also shares his history with Warren County and his vision for making the Heritage Society a dynamic place for learning and community engagement.
Janet highlights the unique multi-building property of the Heritage Society, encouraging listeners to visit and experience history firsthand. Joe emphasizes the importance of preserving local stories and making history accessible in engaging ways, such as hands-on exhibits.
Nikki and Joe discuss the challenges and excitement of refreshing historical spaces and planning rotating exhibits to keep the public engaged. Joe invites listeners to attend upcoming events like membership socials and the grand reopening of the Ivy Lodge.
Wrapping up, the conversation shifts to volunteer opportunities and the importance of community involvement in preserving local heritage. Niki updates listeners about Chamber events and encourages everyone to visit their website for more information.
Learn more about Warren Heritage Society on their website: https://warrenheritagesociety.org/ and by following them on Facebook.
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