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December 8, 2015 3000 × 2920 Menokin Launches A New Era In The Northern Neck

Inigo Howlett, local correspondent for NPR took on the challenge.

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Menokin Makers Day is just around the corner! Join us at we celebrate the innovation, ingenuity, and creativity of makers. There will be free demonstrations and activities from glass blowers, quilters, brick makers, indigo dyers, and more. #makersgonnamake #makersmovement #maker #virginiaisforlovers #virginiaisformakers #northernneck #nnk

Menokin is devoted to the promotion and development of historic sites across Virginia, using The Glass House Project as a model for innovative historic preservation and interpretation. # Menokin’s $500,000 grant from the @nehgov is a 3:1 challenge, which seeks to leverage federal funds against private investment. It requires Menokin to raise $1.5 million over the next four years. These funds will ensure the stabilization of the remaining portions of the 18th century structure. # Will you #RiseToTheChallenge? Click the link in our bio to learn more about our #RaiseTheGlass campaign!

We can’t *bear* to see the weekend end! Where has your Menokin hat gone this year so far? #MenokinHatMap

Through the Glass House Project, Menokin is engaging with the next generation of craftspeople who are dedicated to the building arts. Menokin’s $500,000 grant from the @nehgov is a 3:1 challenge, which seeks to leverage federal funds against private investment. It requires Menokin to raise $1.5 million over the next four years. These funds will ensure the stabilization of the remaining portions of the 18th century structure. Will you #RiseToTheChallenge? #RaiseTheGlass #NEHgrant

Partnerships with regional institutions of higher education are integral to Menokin's commitment to the humanities. The completion of the Glass House Project will strengthen our partnerships and outreach. Menokin's $500,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities is a 3:1 challenge, which seeks to leverage federal funds against private investment. It requires Menokin to raise $1.5 million over the next four years. These funds Will ensure the stabilization of the remaining portions of the 18th century structure. Will you #RiseToTheChallenge? Click the link in our bio to learn more!

Some eye candy for a rainy Friday. This viburnum plant is growing along the hedgerow on the lane into Menokin, presumably planted by a bird who feasted on the berries of one of the three or four of these planted at the Visitors Center. ❤️ #smellssogood #natureatwork #menokin

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