Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce Member Directory 2009-10 by Lancaster By the Bay Chamber of Commerce

Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce Membership Directory 2009-2010 Fueling Our Economic Future Real Estate The Great Outdoors Arts & Culture Just for Kids

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So Much to Do CONTENTS Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Member Director y, 2009-2010

Welcome! Message from the Chamber President

Lancaster County Map

Lancaster County “Nice to Meet You!”

Museums & Historical History stretches back more than 350 years

Community Calendar

Business Owners Enduring presence of family businesses and families of business owners

Fueling the Economic Future Federal designation provides state/local tax-relief incentives to new or expanding businesses

Real Estate “Directions Home”

For the Kids Creative learning opportunities abundant

Kilmarnock

Antiques “Treasure Hunt”

Irvington

Dining Out

White Stone

Membership Directory Listings by Category

Lively

Recreation “Just Outside the Door”

Membership Directory Alphabetical Listings

The Arts County bursting with talent and opportunity

LANCASTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

P.O. Box 1868 506 North Main Street Kilmarnock, Virginia 22482 TELEPHONE 804.435.6092 FAX 804.435.3092 E-MAIL info@lancasterva.com www.lancasterva.com PUBLISHER Betsy Heath SALES Edie Jett

EDITORIAL Stacey Pruitt, Jeremy Glover,

Jocelyn Stephens

PHOTOGRAPHY Jay Paul, Mike Antonio GRAPHIC DESIGN Mike Antonio Cover Photo: Sarah and John Vermaaten stroll the sidewalks in Kilmarnock. Photo by Jay Paul.

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Enjoy Your Time About the Chamber

The Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce welcomes you to the area. Whether you are a visitor, an investor or a permanent resident, you are a part of an outstanding region – rich in natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and home to an array of businesses and caring citizens committed to offering a superior quality of life. “One of the Best Places to Live in Rural America”. The Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce supports economic activities to enhance and strengthen the local businesses we serve. That’s our Mission … As we began 2009, we had our challenges to assess and our blessings to count as we focused on a year of business in a changing economy with new leaders. There’s a popular saying – “even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just stand there”! I think that pretty well describes where the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce is right now. We’re on the right track, and we need to maintain a forward momentum if we’re going to keep our unique flavor as a flourishing, small community. Under the direction of Edie Jett, Executive Director, and our volunteer board of directors, the chamber is dedicated to supporting our members and promoting economic growth and opportunity for our business community. We want to express appreciation to all businesses that connect through the chamber and promote and support each other. We are thankful to our community that supports our local businesses. To my fellow board of directors and all of our committee members who give many hours of their time to serve and invest in their community through the Lancaster County Chamber, I thank you! The wonderful events such as the Northern Neck RiverRide and the Annual Membership Dinner and Auction could not happen without you. I invite you to join me at our many networking events and programs and to invest in each other to strengthen our Chamber of Commerce. Whatever brings you to Lancaster County, we hope you enjoy your time here. Very truly yours, Emerson Gravatt

President Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce

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Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors June 2009

EXECUTIVE BOARD Emerson Gravatt, President Rappahannock General Hospital P.O. Box 1449 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 Tel: 804-435-8533 Fax: 804-435-2250 egravatt@hotmail.com Tom Richardson, Vice President Chesapeake Bank P.O. Box 1419 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 Tel: 804-435-1181 Fax: 804-435-7387 trichardson@chesbank.com

Susan Cockrell, Secretary Community Development Strategist Town of Kilmarnock P.O. Box 1357 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 Tel: 804-438-1552 Fax: 804-435-1587 susancockrell@kilmarnockva.com Susan Abbott, Treasurer Northern Neck Insurance Co. P.O. Box 419 Irvington, VA 22480 Tel: 804-438-6611 Fax: 804-438-5838 sabbott@nnins.com

BOARD MEMBERS Robin Barrack The Earth Store/GEO Products Kilmarnock, VA Tel: 804-435-7777 Cell: 804-436-6306 rmbarrack@geoproductsllc.com

Ann Meekins Ann Meekins Realtors Irvington, VA Tel: 804-438-9303 Fax: 804-438-9304 ann@annmeekins.com

Ben Burton Bay Design Group White Stone, VA Tel: 804-436-8425 Fax: 804-436-8427 bburton@baydesigngroup.com

Susan Pittman Bank of Lancaster Kilmarnock, VA Tel: 804-435-1181 Fax: 804-435-2318 spittman@banklanc.com

Chris & Babs Chainey Chainey Custom Construction White Stone, VA Tel: 804-435-2871 Cell: 804-436-6084 c.chainey@yahoo.com

Dudley Patteson The Hope & Glory Inn Irvington, VA Tel: 804-438-6053 Fax: 804-438-5362 dudley@hopeandglory.com Irvington Business Association

Elizabeth “Whiz” Harris Rapp. Westminster-Canterbury Irvington, VA Tel: 804-438-4350 Fax: 804-438-4027 wharris@rw-c.org Will Hubbard Hubbard, Terry & Britt, PC Irvington, VA Tel: 804-438-5522 Fax: 804-438-5003 Cell: 804-436-3671 wbhubbard@irvingtonlaw.com

Sandy Matthews Creative DeSIGNS of VA White Stone, VA Tel: 804-435-2382 creative@cdva.com White Stone Business Association Edie Jones Jett, Executive Director Kilmarnock, VA Tel: 804-435-6092 edie@lancasterva.com www.lancasterva.com

Pam Kidwell EVB Kilmarnock, VA Tel: 435-2850 Fax: 435-2837 pam.kidwell@bankevb.com

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Nice to Meet You Lancaster County

The Merry Point Ferry

he sparkling waters of the Chesapeake Bay and the Rappahannock River cradle the sweeping farmlands, charming towns, humble cottages and sprawling estates that are Lancaster County, Virginia. Situated at the southern tip of the state’s northern peninsula, Lancaster County stretches for some 22 miles, ending at the confluence of the bay and the river. The county’s natural beauty is palpable at every turn, the hallmark of its reputation as a popular destination. Towns such as Irvington, Kilmarnock, Lively and White Stone give Lancaster County its hospitable character, fostering vibrant businesses and thriving communities. Solid schools, opportunities for educational and cultural enrichment, an active arts scene, museums and a plethora of outdoor activities make Lancaster www.lancasterva.com

County an ideal place to live, vacation Lancaster County’s dynamic and do business. economy has successfully kept Lancaster County is a historical pace with the changing business treasure chest. Established in 1651, landscape. The employment engine Lancaster’s early settlements were runs primarily on watermen, tourism, located along the Corrotoman River. retail and service-industry businesses, Nearby, St. Mary’s Whitechapel demonstrating the county’s enduring served as one of the county’s first ability to adapt, evolve and thrive parishes, and relatives of George with demands of the times. Clearly Washington are buried in the chapel’s there is as much to honor in Lancaster graveyard. Just down the road in County’s past as there is to celebrate the Lancaster Courthouse Historic about its future. District, the Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library exhibits GOVERNMENT the home and belongings A five member Board of Supervisors meets the last of Washington’s mother, a Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Lancaster Lancaster native. Robert Courthouse, located in the Lancaster Courthouse “King” Carter’s Historic Historic District. Supervisors serve four-year terms. Christ Church in Irvington Administrative offices are located in the Lancaster Courthouse. Lancaster County is a member of was built in 1735 and is the Northern Neck Planning District Commission, considered to be one of which addresses issues and problems of regional America’s finest examples of significance. www.lancova.com Georgian architecture.

So Much to Do

Community Calendar

February Hake Fish Breakfast – Super Bowl Sunday, White Stone Casino Night – Irvington – www.steamboateramuseum.org

March Rappahannock River Waterfowl Show – White Stone – www.rrws.org Northern Neck History Fair Exhibition – runs March-April – Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org High school all-star basketball game – Lancaster

April Antique Car Cruise-In – second Sundays, April-October – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net Kirkin of the Tartan – Historic Christ Church, Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org Easter Sunday Easter Egg Hunt – Tides Inn, Irvington – www.tidesinn.com Dream Fields Opening Day – Kilmarnock Historic Garden Week – The Garden Club of the Northern Neck – www.vagardenweek.org

May First Friday Walkabouts – first Fridays, May-October, 5-7 p.m. – Kilmarnock Tides Inn Annual Memorial Day Art Show – Irvington – www.tidesinn.com Northern Neck Antiques Fair – Lively Irvington Farmer’s Market – first Saturday of the month, May-November – Irvington Kilmarnock Farmer’s Market – fourth Saturday of the month, May-October – Kilmarnock Friday Night Crab Cruises – May-October – Irvington – www.hopeandglory.com Upper Lancaster Fireman’s Tractor Pull – Lively – ulvfd@yahoo.com Historic Christ Church Memorial Day service – Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org Antique Car Cruise-In – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net

June Military Band concert – Irvington Red Hat Day – Kilmarnock Music in the Church Yard – Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org Relay for Life – Lancaster Middle School First Friday Walkabouts – Kilmarnock Antique Car Cruise-In – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net Irvington Farmer’s Market – Irvington Kilmarnock Farmer’s Market – Kilmarnock

July Air Force Band Holiday Concert – Irvington Irvington Fourth of July parade – Irvington Fireworks on Carters Creek – Irvington Kilmarnock Fireman’s Carnival – 75 years old in 2010 – Kilmarnock Second Saturday Ice Cream Social – Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org Hands-on History Day – Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org First Friday Walkabouts – Kilmarnock Antique Car Cruise-In – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net Irvington Farmer’s Market – Irvington Kilmarnock Farmer’s Market – Kilmarnock

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August Stars of Tomorrow boy’s baseball tournament – Dream Fields, Kilmarnock Stars of Tomorrow girl’s softball tournament – Dream Fields, Kilmarnock Second Saturday at Historic Christ Church – Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org Kilmarnock Fireman’s Carnival – Kilmarnock Lancaster County Little League Spanish Mackerel Fishing Tournament – Kilmarnock First Friday Walkabouts – Kilmarnock Upper Lancaster Fireman’s Tractor Pull – Lively – ulvfd@yahoo.com Antique Car Cruise-In – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net Irvington Farmer’s Market – Irvington Kilmarnock Farmer’s Market – Kilmarnock

September Irvington Stomp – White Fences Vineyard, Irvington – www.irvingtonstomp.com Rappahannock Art League Labor Day Show – Irvington – www.ralgallery.com Bay Seafood Festival – Belle Isle State Park, Lancaster – www.kiwsrotary.org Upper Lancaster Fireman’s Festival – Lively – ulvfd@yahoo.com Northern Neck RiverRide – Kilmarnock – www.riverride.org Dance Extravaganza – Lancaster Middle School, Kilmarnock Wings and Wheels – Hummel Field, Topping Fall Concert – Historic Christ Church, Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org First Friday Walkabouts – Kilmarnock Antique Car Cruise-In – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net Irvington Farmer’s Market – Irvington Kilmarnock Farmer’s Market – Kilmarnock

October Artifact ID – Kilmarnock Museum, Kilmarnock Halloween Contest – Irvington Kilmarnock Kandy for Kids – Kilmarnock March of Dimes Walk – Kilmarnock Turkey Shoot Regatta – Lancaster – www.yankeepointmarina.com First Friday Walkabouts – Kilmarnock Antique Car Cruise-In – Kilmarnock – jbashburn@verizon.net Irvington Farmer’s Market – Irvington Kilmarnock Farmer’s Market – Kilmarnock

November Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Dinner & Auction – www.lancasterva.com Irvington Turkey Trot – Irvington Antique and Classic Car Tour – Kilmarnock First Friday Walkabouts – Kilmarnock Irvington Farmer’s Market – Irvington

December Santa Breakfast – White Stone Lighted Boat Parade – Irvington Lighted Christmas parade – second Friday – Kilmarnock The Holly and the Ivy – Historic Christ Church, Irvington – www.christchurch1735.org Christmas caroling in town – Irvington www.TLCva.com

Fuel the Future Fueling the Economic Future

Gordon Sheridan from The Earth Store.

ancaster County’s recent economic growth has been fueled by its enterprise-zone designation in the late 1990s. This federal designation provides state and local tax-relief incentives to new or expanding businesses. The Kilmarnock Technology Park is a successful example of the program’s benefits. The federal classification breathed new life into the languishing facility. Businesses taking advantage of the tax incentives began to fill the park, which is now about 80 percent occupied. The park comprises retail, professional services and light industry including GeoProducts/The Earth Store, M-TEQ and Sevarg Pools. County officials also are working to bring high-speed electronic communications to the county. “It’s clear that high-speed technology is an integral part of our economic future,” said Lancaster County Administrator William H. Pennell Jr.

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M-TEQ is a woman-owned small business supporting commercial and government customers with engineering services.

To that end, the county is actively pursuing opportunities made available through the recently enacted federal stimulus package to create the electronic backbone necessary to bring high-speed communications to the county, Pennell said. The Lancaster County Industrial Development Authority also supports local economic development. The IDA offers tax-exempt bonds and grants money to qualifying local businesses. “If a business wants to expand or locate in the county, the IDA can

help business owners get things off the ground,” said Weston F. Conley, chairman of the Lancaster County IDA. Among its recent efforts, the IDA, along with the Jessie Ball duPont Fund, sponsored a summer youthemployment effort that provided summer jobs for 40 high school students. Through participation in the program students received real-life work experience, earning minimum wage and being exposed to positive role models.

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HOUSING STATISTICS

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Number of units owner occupied

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Number of units renter occupied

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Number of units seasonal

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Total housing

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Percent of seasonal housing

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Percent of single family housing From the Housing Needs Study of the Northern Neck of Virginia, released April 2009

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pread out on some acreage. Tend a tidy plot in town, with ready access to shops and restaurants. Gaze on the shimmer of a creek, the bay or a river. It’s all here in Lancaster County. Patt Lawler, owner & principal broker of Lawler Real Estate says, “It has been a distinct pleasure to have met the lovely people who come to this area searching for property and a way of life. It is a joy to introduce them to this exquisite Northern Neck!” Whether you are seeking a quiet nook or an active neighborhood, a singlefamily home or a condo, Lancaster’s many flavors of real estate will draw you in. “The range of properties, from cottages to grand homes, lends to the appeal of our area,” said Emily Carter, principal broker at Jim and Pat Carter Real Estate. “What sets us apart, however, is our small-town, yet sophisticated, atmosphere that has allowed the area to grow in a way that offers quality amenities.” Whichever road you follow, you’re sure to find an attractive property and price. A slowdown in sales and lower lending rates are leading to great deals for potential homebuyers, according to David Dew, associate broker with Isabell K. Horsley Real Estate. “Buyers can take advantage of the high supply right now,” he reports. “In the next 18 to 24 months demand for properties will begin to increase.” Sandra Hargett, owner of Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Bay Properties, says the declining housing market means great deals for those in a position to buy. “We have a large inventory, and sellers have adjusted their prices based on the economy,” she said. “We just need buyers.” Carter said the county has a wide range of home prices, with the major dividing line falling between waterfront and non-waterfront properties. The highest prices naturally apply to the properties with quick bay access and deep-water creeks where boats can be docked. Waterfront prices range from $400,000 to $4 million, while non-waterfront homes range from about $70,000 to $600,000. Inviting and well-designed communities are sprinkled throughout the county. Centrally located within the town of Kilmarnock is Grace Hill, a 42-acre planned community for 66 single-family residences. Near Irvington, Hills Quarter offers maintenance-free, single-family and townhouse living with abundant green space. Features include a golf course, pool, clubhouse and walking trails. Condominiums can be found tucked away in the quiet woodlands at the Cottages at Golden Eagle and The Green on Carters Creek.

Hills Quarter offers maintenance-free, single-family and townhouse living.

In the White Stone area, River’s Landing offers townhouses and Highbank features singlefamily homes; both have pools and astounding views of the Rappahannock River beachfront. Along the Corrotoman River near Kilmarnock, Laurel Point markets charming single-family homes, as does Eagle Landing in northern Lancaster County, also along the Corrotoman

River. Sloop Pointe in Morattico offers townhomes on the bank of the Rappahannock River. Retirement housing is available at Rappahannock Westminster Canterbury in Irvington and Bay Walk in Kilmarnock. Westminster Canterbury has beautiful, grassy grounds providing delightful apartment and cottage living in a full-service retirement community,

with assisted living and nursing care available. Bay Walk is a 55-and-older community with single-family homes. The Northern Neck region is working to increase its workforce housing through the efforts of the Northern Neck Planning District Commission. While condominium and townhouse communities exist, single-family homes are the most popular housing styles in the area.

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Trips to the river SPF 55 waterproof sunblock Double shot cappuccinos E mbrace life on your terms. Living at Rappahannock WestminsterCanterbury means enjoying the best of the Northern Neck, including shopping, golf, volunteer opportunities, access to water and a boatload more. On campus, RWC hosts the Rappahannock Art League Annual Exhibition, and a Viewpoints series featuring stimulating, regional lecturers. Plus there are many other activities to enjoy. For a campus tour, call 804-438-4000 or 800-792-1444. Email us at marketing@rw-c.org or visit www.rw-c.org.

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Kilmarnock

Kilmarnock Taking a stroll down Main Street has never been better in Kilmarnock. Window displays in stores intrigue and invite further exploration. Lewis Trimble Decorative Arts is filled with treasures of the past that will delight collectors, while across the street The Pedestal offers decorative pieces for the home. Hungry? There’s a surprising variety of dining choices for such a small town. Swank’s On Main and Rose’s Steak House offer fine dining, and a cappuccino from Charlotte’s is a gourmet work of art. And on the first Friday of every month, live music courses through the streets. Kilmarnock’s downtown bustle has recently benefited from a $4.5 million beautification effort. The revitalization project widened sidewalks, buried overhead wires and added landscaping, benches and bike racks, making a trip downtown truly pleasant to experience. And what attracts the customer will benefit the businessperson.

“The town certainly has an upscale look that is inviting to visitors,” said Jackie Brown, owner of Carried Away Cuisine, a carry-out and catering business featuring freshly prepared gourmet salads, soups and baked goods. Brown notes that the improvements have increased pedestrian traffic and encourage visitors to partake in the many leisures Kilmarnock provides. The project also has attracted new businesses and encouraged owners of existing businesses to polish up their storefronts. “With the revitalization project, downtown has become a venue for retail and community groups to utilize for festivals and activities,” said Susan Cockrell, community development strategist for the town of Kilmarnock. “The First Friday Walkabouts are a good example of that, in bringing pedestrians back to the core of downtown.” During these walkabouts visitors stroll through the

town, browsing through the shops and eateries while chatting with friends. According to Cockrell, Kilmarnock officials hope to continue to apply the same types of improvements to the north and south ends of town. Kilmarnock’s small-town atmosphere is enhanced by the diverse mix of commerce, including restaurants, clothing stores, jewelry boutiques and home-décor shops. “Kilmarnock has a wonderful blend of unique small businesses as well as some national brands,” Cockrell said. “They coexist and together offer selection, quality and variety.”

KILMARNOCK BUSINESS MAP KEY Advantage Window & Door. . . . . . C3 Adventure Travel. . . . . . . . . . . . C3 Alga, James M. & Co., PC. . . . . . . D5 American Standard Insurance Agency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 Back INN Time B&B. . . . . . . . . . C5 Bank of Lancaster. . . . . . . . . D5, C3 Bay 101.7 FM. . . . . . . . . . . . . B2 Bay Aging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2 Bay Meadows Real Estate. . . . . . D4 Bay Trust Company. . . . . . . . . . D4 John F. Baxter Nationwide Insurance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A6 Booth, W.F. & Sons, Inc.. . . . . . . . D4 Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck . . . . . . . . . . . . C2 Bragg & Company. . . . . . . . . . . D5 Carousel Physical Therapy . . . . . . B5 Carried Away Cuisine. . . . . . . . . D4 Carwash Café & Catering . . . . . . . C3 Chase Properties. . . . . . . . . . . . D4 Chem-Dry of the Northern Neck . . . B1 Chesapeake & Crescent Home. . . . D4 Chesapeake Bank. . . . . . . . . . . F7 Chris Mart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5

Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Bay Properties. . . . . . . . . . . . D3 Commonwealth Assisted Living of Kilmarnock. . . . . . . . . . . . D6 The Computer Wizard, LLC. . . . . . D4 The Earth Store - GEO Products. . . . C7 EVB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3 Events by Edie. . . . . . . . . . . . . C3 Faber Orthodontics . . . . . . . . . . C7 For-U Touch Free Car Wash. . . . . . D5 Franklin Mechanical Contractors, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . F12 Head’s Up Hairworks. . . . . . . . . G8 Holiday Inn Express. . . . . . . . . . C2 Hubbard Insurance Agency, Inc.. . . . D5 Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate. . . . . D4 Kilmarnock Antique Gallery . . . . . . D4 Kilmarnock Chamber of Commerce . . C3 Kilmarnock Lettering . . . . . . . . . D6 Kilmarnock Museum. . . . . . . . . . D4 Kilmarnock Town Office. . . . . . . . E5 Lancashire Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center . . . . . . . . C4 Lancaster Community Library. . . . . C4

Lazar, Dr. Dale, DDS. . . . . . . . . . D3 Lazy Days Pools & Spas . . . . . . . . F1 Lewis Trimble Decorative Arts Formerly Main St. Antique Mall. . D4 Lipscombe Furniture, Appliances & Gifts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D4 The Local Accent.com . . . . . . . . . G8 MD Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . B1 MetroCast. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 Middle Bay Realty . . . . . . . . . . . D4 Neal Fridenstine, Inc.. . . . . . . . . C7 Noblett Appliance, Propane & Oil . . D5 Noblett Oil & Propane . . . . . . . . . F6 Northern Neck Chiropractic . . . . . . D5 Northern Neck Family YMCA. . . . . B6 Northern Neck Free Health Clinic. . . B6 Northern Neck Generator. . . . . . . C3 Northern Neck State Bank . . . . . . G7 Northumberland-Lancaster Farm Bureau. . . . . . . . . . . . . D3 Old Dominion Eye Care, Inc.. . . . . . C7 Open Door Communications . . . . . D4 Peebles Department Store. . . . . . C3 The Pedestal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5

Rappahannock Art League . . . . . . D5 Rappahannock Foundation for The Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 Rappahannock General Hospital. . . C6 Rappahannock Hang-Ups & Gallery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 Rappahannock Record. . . . . . . . . D4 RiverNet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 J.P. Ross, Inc. - Tow Boat U.S.. . . . . F3 Ross’s Rings & Things . . . . . . . . . C5 Sevarg Pools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C7 Southern States Farm & Home Supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . C3 Stamm, Paul Christian, Jr.. . . . . . . D5 Stylish Eyes, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . D3 Swank’s On Main. . . . . . . . . . . D4 TekCenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D3 Town Bistro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 Town of Kilmarnock. . . . . . . . . . C2 Tri Star Supermarket . . . . . . . . . D5 Wal-Mart Super Center. . . . . . . . C2 Wells Fargo Advisors. . . . . . . . . D4 Westend Orthopaedics. . . . . . . . C6 Whay’s TV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

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isitors to Irvington can experience the town’s cozy ambiance even on a rainy day. Once the heart of a busy steamboat port, the town has shifted and stretched into a spirited community of quaint shops and professional offices. In the town’s steamboat days, such businesses were chiefly situated along Carter’s Creek. Although this waterway still makes the town it surrounds a destination, many of the community’s attractions and storefronts have become concentrated at the center of town. Mayor Alexander Fleet describes Irvington as a walking town where you are likely to see friends and neighbors out for a stroll, exercising or heading to their favorite haunt. “I like the friendliness,” he said. “You walk into any business and everyone greets you with a smile.” The light vehicle traffic through town makes a leisurely walk truly pleasant, and the assortment of shops and eateries safely accessible. Head out for freshly brewed coffee, a warm panini sandwich or hand-scooped ice cream. Perhaps you’re in the mood for a shopping excursion: Irvington is a hotspot for finding clothes and decorative home accessories. For the artist there is a studio and shop as well as a store for all things needlepoint. Andy Smith, who owns the popular eatery The Local and four other stores on the strip, says businesses draw from a strong base of local customers as well

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as tourists. “Some people come to Irvington just a few times a year and make their first stop right here,” he said, referring to his popular string of shops along Irvington Road. “People love the ability to go through all the connected shops. We encourage them to sip and shop.” In his nine years as a business owner in Irvington, Smith has discovered that it’s the relationships that keep people coming back and make it rewarding. “I love what I do. I’m usually here seven days a week.” Beyond the shops and cafes, Irvington also provides fodder for history and wine lovers. Explore the town’s historical side at the Steamboat Era Museum, a facility dedicated to preserving the memories and records of the industry that first brought life to the town. Or head to the fields surrounding the town to find White Fences Vineyard, where you can take a drive or a stroll down the rows of grape vines. Pick up your very own bottle of Irvington-grown wine, or sample a glass while enjoying a mouth-watering dinner at Nate’s Trick Dog Café. This fun-loving town also hosts an old-fashioned, open-air farmers’ market in the Commons on the first Saturday of every month, where vendors sell homegrown vegetables, baked items and handcrafted goods. The summer season is abuzz with activity, including evening concerts in the park and the Fourth of July parade down King Carter Drive.

IRVINGTON BUSINESS MAP KEY Ann Meekins Realtors. . . . . . . . . D5 Breeden & Breeden. . . . . . . . . . D7 C. Scott Vail Yacht Brokerage, LLC. . A7 Carter Financial Corporation . . . . . D5 Chesapeake Academy. . . . . . . . . E6 Chesapeake Bank. . . . . . . . . . . D5 Custom Yacht Service, Inc.. . . . . . D7 The Dandelion. . . . . . . . . . . . . D5 Dehnert, Clarke & Co.. . . . . . . . . D7

Golden Eagle Golf Course . . . . . . . F1 Hills Quarter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . F1 Historic Christ Church. . . . . . . . . D1 Hock Financial Group. . . . . . . . . D5 Hubbard, Terry & Britt, PC . . . . . . . D7 Hope and Glory Inn. . . . . . . . . . D5 Irvington Chamber of Commerce – VIA. . . . . . . . . . . D7 Irvington Town Office. . . . . . . . . D7

Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate. . . . . F7 Khakis of Irvington. . . . . . . . . . . E5 King Carter Golf Course. . . . . . . . G1 Meridian Yacht Charters . . . . . . . D6 Northern Neck Insurance Company. . E6 Northern Neck Seamless Gutter Services, Inc.. . . . . . . . F1 Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury. . . . . . . F1

Rappahannock Yachts . . . . . . . . . A7 Rumsey & Bugg - Attorneys at Law. . D5 Select Properties of Virginia . . . . . D5 Spotts Fain PC. . . . . . . . . . . . . E5 Steamboat Era Museum D5 The Tartan Golf Club. . . . . . . . . . A1 Tides Inn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4 Town of Irvington. . . . . . . . . . . D7 Village Needlepoint of Irvington. . . E5

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hichever direction you take in this true crossroads town, you can’t lose – White Stone is a pleasure at every turn. Inviting shops, restaurants and markets line the busy intersection of routes 3 and 200. Find fun and trendy garments at The Farm; stop in for some artisan bread, English lager or gourmet take-out at Jim’s River Market; or browse the shelves of fun books and greeting cards at White Stone Pharmacy. White Stone benefits daily from its geography – it is situated on the major thoroughfare connecting southern Lancaster County to the Middle Peninsula, so journeys into

and out of the region flow through the town. “Our location is a terrific feature in attracting business,” said Town Manager Garey Conrad. Furthermore, White Stone has no direct taxation of business, making it a commercefriendly town. The town strives continually to improve its storefront appeal, and streetscape enhancements are on the horizon. The Village Green, a brick-paved garden in the center of town, is a charming spot to sit and enjoy a latte and muffin from Willaby’s. “The idea is to create an outdoor space to draw the community together for different events,” said Sandra Matthews, president of the White Stone Business Association. “We want to continue to make it a beautiful spot, to bring people out to enjoy it.”

WHITE STONE BUSINESS MAP KEY Bay Design Group. . . . . . . . . . . C5 Bay Flooring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . C5 Bay Side Animal Hospital . . . . . . . E1 The Box Boutique. . . . . . . . . . . D5 Byrl-Phillips Taylor Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.. . . D5 Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate. . . . . E5 Connemara Corporation . . . . . . . . E1 Creative DeSIGNS of Virginia . . . . . D4

Davenport & Company . . . . . . . . C5 Dunton, Simmons & Dunton, LLP. . . D5 Fleet’s Harbor at Windmill Point . . . F7 HS Printing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E5 Isabell K. Horsley Real Estate, Ltd.. . D5 Kaballero, LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . C5 The Lancaster Players . . . . . . . . . D4 Lawler Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . D4 Northern Neck State Bank . . . . . . E5

Oyster Point Psychological. . . . . . C4 Pittman Marine Diesel, Inc. . . . . . . C5 Positive Image . . . . . . . . . . . . . E5 Rappahannock Party Line. . . . . . . E5 Rappahannock Rentals. . . . . . . . E5 Sterling Mortgage Corporation. . . . D5 TK Human Resource Services. . . . . C4 Tranquil Waters Design, P.C.. . . . . D4 Wheaten Point Farm. . . . . . . . . . F6

White Stone Business Association . . D5 White Stone Event Center . . . . . . E5 White Stone Family Practice. . . . . C6 White Stone United Methodist Church. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D1 Willaby’s Café & Catering. . . . . . . E5

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Lively Visitors will enjoy leisurely afternoons perusing the town’s quaint shops, where proprietors greet the locals by name. Lively Drug Store is the friendly town pharmacy where folks can pick up prescriptions and other necessities in a welcoming environment. When it’s mealtime, The Oaks serves fresh meats and seafood, providing affable small-town service.

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estled in upper Lancaster County, among expanses of sweeping fields of corn and wheat, wide pastureland and a collection of antique manor houses, is the town of Lively. Visitors to the town can enjoy locally owned shops and eateries, historically significant sites and plenty of friendly folks. Lively also neighbors one of Lancaster County’s premier outdoor destinations – the 733-acre Belle Isle State Park. Lively lies just outside the Lancaster Courthouse area, near the Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library and the stately courthouse itself. Mary Ball Washington, mother of George Washington, was born in Lively, and visitors to the museum will discover fascinating information about the county’s history and the influential figures who were part of it. Another of the county’s historic jewels is St. Mary’s Whitechapel, the beautiful 1669 Episcopal parish. Surrounded by towering oaks, the church has hosted worshipers in Lively for hundreds of years.

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Welcome to the Tides Inn, an unforgettable Chesapeake Bay resort experience.

The Tides Inn is a luminous escape where hospitality abides, recreation is abundant, and service is as gracious as the setting.

Your home. Your vision. Your lifestyle. From floor to ceiling decorating to selecting and placing the perfect accessory. The Pedestal pulls it all together for you. 18 South Main Street Kilmarnock, Virginia (804)435-1783 thepedestal@verizon.net www.thepedestal.net

• Tee off at the Golden Eagle Golf Club • Unwind with a special treatment at the Spa • Dine in the Award Winning Chesapeake Club • Full service 60-slip transient Marina • Crab Net Kids for supervised Children’s Programs • Activities include Par 3, Kayaks, Canoes, Tennis, croquet and more… Enjoy our many activities or relax by the pool. Be immersed in luxury and prepare for your expectations to be surpassed. 480 King Carter Drive Irvington VA 22480 804.438.5000 800.843.3746 www.tidesinn.com The Tides Inn is easily accessible from DC. A Chesapeake Bay tradition for over 60 years. one of

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Smell the Fresh Air Recreation

“Just OUTSIDE the DOOR”

stunning and rich natural environment draws many outdoors enthusiasts to Lancaster County. Sparkling creeks flow through marshes and pine forests and are great for exploring in a canoe or kayak. Flounder, croaker, spot and rockfish swim the waters branching from the Chesapeake Bay, offering excellent sport to fishermen of all levels. The county’s three 18-hole golf courses are diverse and challenging. Keep your eyes open for deer, bald eagles and hawks while hiking in a local park. And when it’s time to take a break, slow down for a wine tasting. Lancaster County has excellent facilities for the boater, golfer and naturalist. Consider your options, there’s much to entertain.

Belle Isle State Park’s new education center

Belle Isle State Park It could take years to experience the many facets of the stunning 733-acre Belle Isle State Park, one of Lancaster County’s premier outdoor destinations. A diverse landscape of tidal wetlands, lowland marshes, upland forests, sandy beaches and open meadows complement 7 miles of shoreline along the Rappahannock River and Mulberry and Deep creeks. The park is a nature-lover’s paradise, offering a camping area with bath facilities www.lancasterva.com

and laundry; hiking, biking and equestrian trails; boat launches; picnic shelters with grills; and secluded sanctuaries to while away days in the Northern Neck. A camp store sells fishing licenses, tackle, bait, snacks and gifts. Historic Bell Air Mansion, its guesthouse and two additional houses are available for rent. There also are guided canoe and kayak excursions and a wide variety of natural-history programs, such as astronomy and birding, held at the environmentaleducation center. White Fences Vineyard Six acres of Vinifera and French American hybrid vines go into the creation of Meteor, the wine of White Fences Vineyard in Irvington. Visitors will be delighted to discover

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the gift shop nestled among the vines where they can sample all six Meteor wines (three red, two white and one rosé). White Fences also hosts the Irvington Stomp each September to celebrate the fall harvest. www.whitefencesvineyard.com Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail Several Northern Neck vineyards are featured on the Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail and offer tours and tastings showcasing unique regional wines. - Athena Vineyards and Winery (Burgess) - Belle Mount Vineyards (Warsaw) - The Hague Winery (Hague) - Ingleside Vineyards (Oak Grove) - Oak Crest Vineyard and Winery (King George) - Vault Field Vineyard (Kinsale) - White Fences Winery (Irvington)

King Carter Golf Course was recognized by Golf Digest as the “Best Affordables Public Course in America” in 2006.

GOLF COURSES King Carter Golf Club King Carter was built by McDonald & Sons, a nationally recognized firm responsible for such courses as Riviera, Congressional and Robert Trent Jones. The par-71 course has five sets of tees ranging from 2,099 yards to 6,818 yards, designed so every hole can be played as a par3. The course is in the Hills Quarter community in Irvington. www.kingcartergolfclub.com Golden Eagle Golf Club The Golden Eagle is a par-72 course designed by architect George W. Cobb. From championship tees the course stretches 7,025 yards around a 50-acre lake, and is owned and operated by the Tides Inn in Irvington. www.tidesinn.com The Tartan Golf Club Designed by Sir Guy Campbell of Scotland, the Tartan in Weems takes advantage of the area’s rolling, wooded landscape. The Tartan is a par72 course with four tees ranging from 5,116 yards to 6,586 yards. www.tartangolfclub.com

MARINAS WITH TRANSIENT SLIPS Chesapeake Boat Basin Chesapeake Boat Basin on Indian Creek is within walking distance of Kilmarnock and offers a ship’s store, fuel, bath facilities, wireless Internet and pump out. www.chesapeakeboatbasin.com Tides Inn Marina The Tides Inn Marina on Carter’s Creek is considered to be one of the finest and most inclusive marinas on the Chesapeake Bay. Its resort atmosphere includes 60 slips and offers a pool, bath facilities, laundry, wireless Internet and access to kayaks, paddle boats, canoes and bicycles, as well as fuel and pump out. It is a short walk from Irvington’s shops and restaurants and the Steamboat Era Museum. www.tidesinn.com Carter’s Cove Marina Located on the western branch of Carter’s Creek, Carter’s Cove Marina offers bath facilities, laundry and pump out. www.carterscovemarina.com

FISHING CHARTERS The Chesapeake Bay offers excellent fishing, giving anglers a chance at a wide variety of species including rockfish, Spanish mackerel, spot, croaker, bluefish, flounder and spadefish. Several charter-fishing services operate out of Lancaster County. Among them is Gypsy Charters, operated by Ted Curtis. Curtis offers fishing charters and sightseeing cruises on his custom 43-foot Viking sportfisher. According to Curtis, whose boat is docked about 10 minutes from Kilmarnock, easy access to the bay is a benefit of fishing out of Lancaster County. “We are located on Dividing Creek, with just a 15-minute run to the bay,” said Curtis. Most charters provide rods, reels, bait, ice, permits and knowledge of prime fishing spots on the bay. For a list of U.S. Coast Guard-licensed captains in Lancaster County, visit www.fishva.org. CYCLING Lancaster County’s rolling country roads and light traffic are ideal for cyclists. Local cyclists organize rides and events, share tips and information and post detailed route sheets on the Northern Neck Cycling Web site, www.northernneckcycling.org. Cyclists can be notified about upcoming rides by subscribing to the group’s e-mail list at the Web site. The annual Northern Neck RiverRide, held the last Saturday in September, is a popular cycling event with nearly 800 participants. The weekend event features fully supported Saturday rides, free on-site camping, multiple route choices, Saturday lunch and an evening social with dinner and music. For information and registration visit www.riverride.org.

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Come participate in the Northern Neck RiverRide, highlighting the scenic beauty of the byways and waterways of the lower Northern Neck of Virginia. Join us and experience the heritage and culture of this unique area by bicycle! RIDERS OF ALL LEVELS ARE WELCOME. For more info and to register please visit riverride.org Registration is limited to 800 cyclists.

Sept. 25-27, 2009 Sept. 24-26, 2010

For more info on the Northern Neck or to be a sponsor of the RiverRide, contact the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce event coordinator, Edie Jett, at 804.435.6092 or riverride@lancasterva.com.

The Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Neck Chapter of BikeWalk Virginia are proud to present this event.

RAPPAHANNOCK HEALTH SYSTEM Let us fulfill your healthcare needs.

Rappahannock General Hospital Rappahannock General is a non-profit, 76-bed community hospital providing full-service healthcare to the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula. For more information regarding the services provided, please call 804-435-8000.

Chesapeake Pharmacy Services Chesapeake Pharmacy Services offers one full-service pharmacy for your prescription needs. Heathsville Pharmacy, 804-580-7400

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Chesapeake Medical Group Chesapeake Medical Group has 11 physicians and nurse practitioners at various locations that specialize in Family Medicine, Pediatrics, Gynecology, and General Surgery. CMG Family Practice, Kilmarnock CMG Family Practice, Lively CMG Family Practice, Heathsville CMG Family Practice, Hartfield CMG Pediatrics, Kilmarnock CMG Gynecology, Kilmarnock CMG General Surgery, Kilmarnock

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Discover Your Passion The Arts

Susan Sills’ sheep painting and other original art is for sale at the Rappahannock Art League Studio Gallery. Inset, Lew Thatcher paints the Kilmarnock streetscape.

hough miles away from an urban setting of lavish theaters and large galleries, Lancaster County’s talent holds its own when it comes to music, theater, dance and art. The area has a wealth of performers and artists eager to share their passions with the community. Rappahannock Art League The Rappahannock Art League offers an impressive array of visual arts. The group shows off local artists’ beautiful watercolors, oils, pastels and much more at its studio gallery on Main Street in Kilmarnock. The 400-member organization also promotes educational and cultural activities in studio art, including art shows, classes, monthly art forums, window displays, community exhibits, art tours and children’s art programs. www.ralgallery.com

Music By the River - Belle Isle State Park The beautiful Rappahannock River serves as the setting for this popular concert series featuring eight performances from May through August. Bring dinner, blankets and chairs and enjoy a picnic dinner to the lively sounds of bluegrass, country, classic rock, gospel or rock and roll. Kids and adults alike will enjoy crafts and games promoting family fun and involvement. www.dcr.virginia.gov/state_parks/bel.shtml

The Lancaster Players Established in 1970 as a children’s theater, the Lancaster Players has evolved into a well-known community theater featuring quality productions and local talent. Patrons can enjoy intimate seating in the playhouse, which was originally the White Stone fire station. Upcoming productions include Fiddler on the Roof and Steel Magnolias. www.lancasterplayers.org Irvington Summer Concert Series on the Green Listeners of all ages look forward to this summertime tradition. Bring friends, family, pets and a bottle of your favorite wine to enjoy the outdoor, evening concerts on the town commons in Irvington. www.lancasterva.com

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Study the Past Museums & Historical Interest

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ancaster County has a rich history stretching back more than 350 years. Established in 1651, the county celebrates and honors its remarkable past through preservation and exhibition of the region’s landmarks and artifacts. Historic Christ Church In colonial Virginia a church was the center of social and political discourse and, as such, was perhaps a community’s most important institution. Historic Christ Church near Irvington was no exception, and today is one of the best-preserved colonial Virginian parishes. The church, built in 1735 by Robert Carter as a gift to the parish, is a premier example of Georgian architecture in America. A museum a few paces away from the stunning brick chapel contains artifacts from the church and from Robert Carter’s mansion and estate, Corotoman. Historic Christ Church recently completed an expansion of its facilities, doubling the size of the exhibit gallery, expanding the gift shop and adding a commemorative courtyard. New exhibits have been added and others enhanced, including the installation of interactive, computer-based displays. Kiosks throughout the museum utilize modern technology to engage and educate visitors on themes including architecture, archeology, church preservation and the disestablishment of the Anglican Church. “The www.lancasterva.com

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that we examine how steamboats affected the lives of people up and down the Chesapeake Bay,” said Terri Thaxton, the museum’s executive director. The museum recently opened the exhibit Welcome Aboard, designed to provide a first-person experience of voyaging on a steamboat. Life-sized vignettes of a wheelhouse, state room, galley, dining room and boiler room — where a crewmember tends a flaming furnace — give a good sense of a steamboat’s interior. A cutaway model of the steamboat Lancaster provides an enchanting glimpse inside a ship. This lavishly outfitted miniature alone is a reason to visit the museum: tiny oriental rugs, candlesticks, brass beds, fire buckets and lighted chandeliers are appointed with historical accuracy in the 8-foot-long replica. The museum also is home to the original pilothouse from the steamboat Potomac. The pilothouse, which is awaiting restoration, is the largest remaining relic of a Chesapeake Bay steamboat. www.steamboateramuseum.org Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library Located amid a cluster of historically significant Lancaster Courthouse landmarks is the Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library, named in honor of George Washington’s mother. Mary Ball was born in Lancaster County just

Steamboat Era Museum From the mid-1800s until the 1930s, steamboats connected Lancaster County with cities and towns around the Chesapeake Bay. These marvels of transportation facilitated tourism and speedy transit of goods to points along the bay and its tributaries. The cultural impact of this influential era is the focus of the Steamboat Era Museum in Irvington. Exhibits and artifacts are artfully rendered to explain the human aspect of the period during which these maritime giants paddled the Chesapeake. “A unique Steamboat Era Museum quality of this museum is

8 miles from the museum’s current location. The Ball family was among the most prominent early leaders of the county and eventually the nation. The museum, created in 1958, grew out of an effort to preserve the Old Jail building in Lancaster Courthouse. Today the 1819 jail and the 1797 Clerk’s Office are among the museum’s permanent exhibits. The buildings have been restored and furnished with period-appropriate antiques. The renovated jail building houses a gold mine of published records from Lancaster County, the Northern Neck and Tidewater dating from the17th century. In recent years, the museum’s extensive genealogical and historical library has been electronically catalogued, referencing more than 5,000 items. “We are in the process of restudying our collections to better use what we have and to make more available for display in changing exhibits,” said Karen Hart, the museum’s executive director. Currently the museum is displaying more than 50 examples of pottery, bottles and glass dating from the prehistoric era to the 20th century. This fine collection includes well-preserved medicine and wine bottles, stoneware, decorative pieces and more, with origins ranging from the Northern Neck to Europe. www.mbwm.org St. Mary’s Whitechapel As early as 1669, parishioners were gathering at St. Mary’s Whitechapel, located today at the corner of routes 201 and 354 near Lively. It is one of few surviving colonial Anglican churches in Virginia and counts the grandfather of George Washington among its early leaders. After being dormant for more than 30 years in the early 19th century, the church was

reconstructed around 1830 and has been used for services since. The cemetery surrounding the church testifies to its 300-year history: the earliest marked grave dates to 1698. The cemetery also contains the raised tombs of Ball family members — ancestors of George Washington. www.stmaryswhitechapel.org Morattico Waterfront Museum Morattico, a village along the rolling waters of the Rappahannock, has been defined by the river lifestyle for hundreds of years. The Morattico Waterfront Museum, housed in the 1901 Morattico General Store building, preserves the cultural history of the community, including its Native American heritage and its evolution into an agricultural village, working-watermen’s center and steamboat pier. Morattico was once an area of the Moraughtacund Indians and later became home to a busy steamboat port called Morattico Wharf. The wharf was one of the longest on the Rappahannock River. The museum features artifacts, documents and photos related to the watermen’s settlement and the operation of the general store. Exhibits include general-store memorabilia, early Morattico families, Native American artifacts and farming. www.morattico.org

Kilmarnock Town Museum The unique history of Kilmarnock is preserved and displayed in the Kilmarnock Town Museum on Main Street. Artifacts and memorabilia relating to the town’s history are kept at the museum for the purpose of preservation and education. “The museum is specifically about the town, and is the only place that has that focus,” said museum president Carroll Ashburn. The current exhibit, Hand Made in the Northern Neck, features a collection of arts and crafts by residents of the region. The display includes intricate model boats and a replica of the Kilmarnock trolley. For more information call 804-436-9100.

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Be Your Own Boss Business Owners

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usiness owners of Lancaster County have devoted much time and energy to serving the ever-growing needs of the area, believing there’s no better place to set up shop. For some it is a sentiment carried on through the generations, in the evolving yet enduring presence of a cherished family business or a family of business owners. Lawyer Lee Stephens, resident shareholder at Spotts Fain’s Irvington office, is a prime example of this progression. Stephens, the grandson of Tides Inn founders and Northern Neck natives E.A. and Ann Lee Stephens, grew up in Lancaster County and attended the University of Virginia. After graduating he served in the Navy and went on to earn his law degree at the College of William and Mary, eventually returning home to serve as president and general counsel of the Tides Inn. In 2005 Stephens established the Irvington office of Spotts Fain, the only remote office of the Richmond law firm. For Stephens the decision to launch a business in Lancaster boiled down to two central ideals: “The benefit of the quality of life here and the benefit it offers www.lancasterva.com

Spotts Fain in terms of coverage in eastern Virginia.” Stephens’ business-law practice focuses on setting up business entities, civil litigation and buying and selling businesses. Conservation easements are an aspect of the firm’s work that developed here and are now a statewide area of focus, Stephens said. A quick 5-minute commute also keeps him close to the quality of life that Lancaster County offers. “I have ready access to enjoy it here, rather than anticipate it,” he said. “I can leave the office at 6:30, be home by 6:35 and on the boat at 6:40.” The family roots of Lloyd B. Hubbard Jr. also run deep in Lancaster County. The family’s presence in the county stretches back as early as 1672; Hubbard’s grandfather was a doctor in White Stone and aided in the development of the town. Hubbard himself was born and raised in White Stone and is now the town’s mayor. Hubbard didn’t have to look far when deciding where to start his business, Rappahannock Rentals. He launched the company in White Stone in 1986, and now serves customers across eastern Virginia. About 65

percent of his business is in party rentals, with equipment rentals for contractors and homeowners making up the remainder. Hubbard says the pleasure of operating a business in Lancaster County is the opportunity to know his customers on a personal level. “We know the needs of people, see their ups and downs, and are able to do a lot of good for each other.” For 27 years Fletcher Brown provided local watermen and homeowners with a variety of supplies as owner of Eubanks and Son hardware store. Nestled in Kilmarnock, the store dispensed basic hardware, paint, watermen’s provisions and even a little community news along the way. “Quite a few characters came in the store, and I enjoyed every minute of it,” said Brown, who sold the business in 2000. He remembers his days at Eubanks fondly. “I enjoyed waiting on customers, working with the community and feeling a part of it. There’s no better place to live, raise a family and own a business.” Though the hardware store now operates in different hands, Brown is still active in Lancaster’s business community as a co-owner of the Southern States in Kilmarnock. Brown’s advice to future business owners is simple but strong: “Treat the men like kings and the women like queens and you’ll be in great shape.” In 2010 The Dandelion, currently in Irvington, will celebrate its 35th year in Lancaster County. This sassy little shop began as a children’s clothing store in White Stone. Today The Dandelion proudly carries “everything for dressing a woman,” said co-owner Sheila Brown. The 4,000-square-foot store stocks up to

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14,000 items that include a large variety of women’s dresses, sportswear and separates, as well as a plethora of shoes, accessories, jewelry, hosiery, sleepwear and decorative items. “We put together a collection of things from around the world that is very appealing,” said co-owner Jean Ward-Smith. The shop has developed a loyal base of customers who travel from all over the state to

experience the close attention and friendly atmosphere that the shop offers. “Our customer is age 18 to 80, many of whom we know by name. We offer a one-on-one service that is unequalled,” Brown said. “We strive to always have something new and fun in the store,” she said, adding that the shop carries many different vendors and a clothing size range of 2-18. “The fun for us is making women look good and feel good,” said WardSmith. For these business owners and others like them, Lancaster County is an ideal location to own and operate a business. The opportunity to interact with friendly customers in a beautiful, natural setting makes earning a living less like a job and more like a way of life.

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any creative learning opportunities are available to students in Lancaster County. An actual bank located in a school and run by students gives young savers a chance to learn how the financial world works. A weeklong ecosystem field-study trip allows kids a chance to get their hands dirty in an effort to understand their natural environment. These and other quality educational options combine with a wide range of academic and recreational programs to keep Lancaster children active and engaged. Lancaster’s public primary, middle and high schools are accredited by the state of Virginia, and enroll about 1,350 students. The school system boasts 122 fully licensed and highly qualified teachers and an on-time graduation rate of 88 percent; 75 percent of students are college-bound. In May the county school system was awarded a Virginia Tech Excellence in Education award for developing its Bright Futures Bank — a branch of the Bank of Lancaster that operates in the middle school. Student www.lancasterva.com

study trip to Florida where 8th graders learn about wetland ecosystems and the organisms that make them up. The school focuses on the individual learner using a holistic approach, according to Head of School Deborah M. Cook, who says the school works to enhance the strengths of each student. “Our kids are terrific,” she said. “They love coming to school, they are focused on their schoolwork, they treat each other with kindness, they laugh easily. This is a joyful, happy place.” Recreational opportunities for Lancaster children offer fun physical outlets away from the tellers receive classroom. instruction on The Dream running the Fields athletic bank, which facility provides is open for a venue for business baseball, softball once a week and T-ball, First Settler during ’s Day at Che sapeake A and is home to cademy lunch. the Lancaster Students can open middle and high accounts and make transactions. “We school baseball and softball fields. are very excited to have received the Virginia Tech award for this program,” The complex features seven playing said Superintendent Susan Sciabbarrasi. fields with spectator bleachers and a concession area that serves favorite Chesapeake Academy in Irvington is a private facility offering a ballpark snacks and meals. coeducational day school for preschool through 8th grade. Chesapeake Academy is accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools and is separated into three learning sections: early childhood, lower school and middle school. The school consists of 137 students and 28 full- and part-time faculty and staff, with an average class size of 12 students. Hands-on academic opportunities include a weeklong field-

The Boys and Girls Club of the Northern Neck serves more than 300 children at its new Kilmarnock facility – the revamped former Urbanna Lumber Company. The club offers after-school and summer programs for children ages 6 to 18. A range of programming is available, including character and leadership development, art, poetry, reading, computer skills, Counselors health and nutrition, athletics a foosball at nd kids enjoy a gam e the new B oys & Girls of and homework assistance. Club. Executive Director Tyren Frazier says the club is having a positive e joys a bike rid impact on local children. “You know A Boy Scout en Park. e at St le at Belle Is this when, at the end of the day, you have kids who want to stay,” he said. The Kilmarnock YMCA has programs and facilities geared to youth and families. A recreation center, exercise and wellness center, indoor and outdoor pools, full-size gymnasium and child-development center offer many opportunities for children to learn and grow. The organization offers programs ranging from swim lessons, soccer, football, basketball, T-ball and fitness camp as well as classes in babysitting and CPR. The Kilmarnock facility also features Club members also dedicate their racquetball courts, locker rooms and time to community-service programs a sauna. Summer day camps offer such as Dreamcatchers, a program opportunities for learning and activity devoted to helping the disabled provided by licensed child-care rider. “I like that she is involved professionals. with other youth in a positive, Traditional 4H programs cultivate athletic environment,” said Cathy Taft, kids’ interest in subjects ranging from Cassandra’s mother. animal sciences to environmental The Lancaster County Library in education. Bay Riders is a horse and Kilmarnock offers several programs pony club that helps prepare riders to excite children about reading. Story ages 9 to 19 to compete in local and time is open to children in different state shows. For Cassandra Quick, Bay age groups. Tutors with Tails gives Riders has helped develop her goal of children ages 6 to 10 a chance to read becoming a large-animal veterinarian. to specially trained dogs, adding an “We’ve done projects on the anatomy amusing element to reading exercises. of a horse and how to care for them The Storymobile, a traveling library van, properly,” she explained. “The club has offers reading programs to preschool brought me closer to animals, and I’ve children throughout the school learned a lot about horses.” year and to all ages during summer months.

For kids with a knack for the arts, the Rappahannock Art League hosts the Summer Fun Art Academy for Kids. Classes are available for children ages 6 to 17 in creative categories including puppet making, acrylic techniques, sketching and clay sculpting. Chesapeake Academy offers weeklong summer camps featuring a range of activities for children ages 4 to 14. Camp topics include sports, swimming, cooking, exploring creeks and sailing. Older kids occupy counseling positions for the younger participants, and take part in the committed effort to provide a fun and active summer.

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or avid antique collectors or those simply looking for just the right piece, Lancaster County is the right choice. The county is home to five excellent antique shops with thousands of square feet to search, scour and admire. A range of styles, time periods and prices ensures there is something for every antique buff. Kilmarnock Antique Gallery is the oldest antique mall in the Northern Neck and features 22,000 square feet of shopping with 100 dealer spaces. The mall has the area’s largest selection of oyster plates as well as an impressive quantity of grandfather clocks and Persian rugs. The mall features primitives, period pieces, quality reproductions, sterling silver, Staffordshire, cut glass, porcelain, majolica and more. “We have an interesting collection of just about anything anyone is looking for,” said Curtis Sampson, a longtime dealer at the store. “What makes us

unique is the amount of different items.” Most of the antiques in the store are from Virginia and Pennsylvania, Sampson said. The mall is located in Kilmarnock in a former warehouse. Today, it is a popular destination for antiquing, offering “everything from the finest to the less expensive,” said owner Steve Bonner. Epping Forest Antiques was founded in 1953 by current owner Louise Jesse’s grandmother, who originally operated the store from Epping Forest, the early home of Mary Ball

Washington. Located in Lively for the past 15 years, Epping Forest Antiques specializes in 17th, 18th and 19th century furniture, art work, jewelry, silver and garden and architectural elements. Antiques come mostly from the East Coast, with some from as far west as Houston. Jesse says Lancaster County is an excellent choice for those looking for good antiques, and shoppers can combine antiquing with museumgoing for a visit focused on history. “Lancaster is a nice combination destination,” she said. Lewis Trimble Decorative Arts in downtown Kilmarnock features 18th through 20th century decorative arts and designer pieces. The shop has furniture, collectibles and design items. Co-owner Lewis Trimble says the shop selects items with an eye toward pieces that demonstrate style and utility. “We look at antiques from a contemporary point of view, and feature items that people can use in their house rather than put on a shelf.” Trimble’s business has attracted the notice of designers from across the country, having sold pieces to decorators used by President Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey. The shop specializes in late deco and early modern pieces.

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Comer & Co. features a mix of beautiful pieces for the home, from fine art to period antique furniture and accessories. The store, owned by Fred Comer and Mark Manoff, recently opened on Main Street in Kilmarnock and has had a positive initial customer response. “We’ve tried to give the store a homelike interior and show the pieces used much the way people use them in their homes,” said Comer. He adds that the store is filled with fragrance, music and fresh flowers, making for pleasant browsing. Comer & Co. offers English and American antiques, 14th to 20th century art, upholstered items, crystal, china and Christopher Spitzmiller lamps. Chesapeake and Crescent Home in Kilmarnock offers “an eclectic mix of unique French and English country antiques as well as new furnishings,” said assistant manager Chris Bresett. About a third of the store

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Dining Out Eat, Drink, Be Merry Carried Away Cuisine in downtown Kilmarnock features freshly prepared gourmet food for carry-out, dine-in and catering. Menu items feature homemade soups, salads, breads, cakes, muffins, cookies, scones and more.

Car Wash Café and Catering in Kilmarnock serves breakfast and lunch, dine-in or carry-out. Breakfast menu highlights include huevos rancheros, omelets, blueberry pancakes and steak and eggs. Lunch items include a variety of soups and salads, the Carwash Burger, Cuban sandwiches and the famous oyster po’ boy. Lancaster Tavern in Lancaster serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with home-style cooking and outside deck dining available. Breakfast menu items include eggs, waffles and omelets. Lunch fare includes the Tavern Reuben, the Monte Cristo sandwich, crabcakes and burgers. Dinner favorites include marinated mussels, smoked salmon, oysters, shrimp and ribs. www.lancastertavern.com Swank’s on Main in downtown Kilmarnock offers fine dining. Serving dinner only, menu highlights include shrimp and grits, local seasonal fish, sushi-grade tuna, New York strip steak, pork chops, lamb chops and more. www.swanksonmain.com

ining options in Lancaster County are as varied as your palate. Choices in cuisine and atmosphere abound, promising just the right meal for any occasion. Several restaurants offer fine dining; others feature casual, home-style cooking; and bistros tempt with continental flair. A wide range of culinary choices awaits, including fresh seafood, gourmet deli fare, steaks, barbecue, Italian, Mexican and Chinese. The availability of fresh, local seafood adds to the appeal of dining out in Lancaster. “Being situated on the Chesapeake Bay, the seafood is unparalleled in freshness and variety,” said Alex Haseltine, a writer for the Rappahannock Record newspaper. “Any restaurant in the county [that] has something local, from the water, to offer – that’s where I would start.” Haseltine, who worked in the restaurant industry for 14 years, says the variety of restaurants is also a plus. “Lancaster has everything from fine dining to crab shacks, all with something original to offer.” Sarah Bowis, also of the Rappahannock Record, says originality is what sets Lancaster apart. “Lancaster has good, original food from many independently owned restaurants. That’s what makes dining here unique.” A sampling of Lancaster’s abundant dining choices: www.lancasterva.com

Town Bistro in Kilmarnock serves dinner in an intimate setting. The chef-owned-and-operated restaurant features seasonal favorites and locally inspired cuisine including panko-crusted scallops and crabcakes. Three-course specials are available two days each week. www.townbistro.com Upper Deck Crab and Rib House in Mollusk at the end of Rocky Neck Road serves dinner Thursday through Sunday, lunch on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday, all in a riverfront setting. Menu highlights include sautéed crabmeat, wild-caught blackened yellowfin tuna, fried oysters, ribs and rib eye steaks. Breakfast fare includes Eggs Benedict, homemade pancakes and more. Come by car or boat. Willaby’s in White Stone serves breakfast and lunch in a casual atmosphere. Menu highlights include daily gourmet hamburger specials, signature sandwiches such as the Alpine Croissant and the marinated grilled chicken breast, oyster stew, homemade soups and chili. Breakfast favorites include cookedto-order Belgian waffles, stone-ground grits and a selection of omelets with a light, thin egg wrapper. The restaurant also features fresh roasted coffee, Espresso drinks and smoothies. www.willabys.com

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Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce Members ACCOUNTING James M. Alga & Co., CPA’s, PC Dehnert, Clarke & Co., PC ADVERTISING AGENCIES Open Door Communications ADVERTISING, MARKETING Prime Media MetroCast Communications Open Door Communications Riverside Communications The Local Accent.com Yellow Book USA AIR DUCT CLEANING Chem-Dry of the Northern Neck ANTIQUES Chesapeake & Crescent Comer & Co. Epping Forest Antiques Kilmarnock Antique Gallery Lewis Trimble Decorative Arts APPAREL, CHILDREN, LADIES, MEN’S Khakis of Irvington Peebles Department Stores The Dandelion Wal-Mart APPLIANCES Noblett Appliance & Propane Lipscombe Funiture, TV, Appliances & Gifts ARCHITECTS Samuel C. Nuckols, AIA Tranquil Water Design, PC ART GALLERIES, & ART ORGANIZATIONS Rappahannock Art League Studio Gallery Rappahannock Foundation for the Arts Rappahannock Hang-Ups & Gallery ARTS, CRAFTS Village Needlepoint of Irvington ATTORNEYS Breeden & Breeden Dunton, Simmons & Dunton, LLP Hubbard, Terry & Britt, PC Rumsey & Bugg Spotts Fain Paul Christian Stamm

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BANKS Bank of Lancaster Chesapeake Bank EVB Northern Neck State Bank BED & BREAKFAST Back INN Time, LLC Hope & Glory Inn Lancaster Tavern B&B Ma Margaret’s House The Inn at Levelfields BEAUTY, HAIR & SKIN CARE, SALONS, SPAS Head’s Up Hairworks Paradise Beauty World The Tides Inn BOAT, ELECTRONICS, BOAT REPAIRS, BOAT SALES, PIERS AND BOAT LIFTS C. Scott Vail Yacht Brokerage Conley Properties, LLC Custom Yacht Services, Inc. Marine Electronics of Hartfield Pittman Marine Diesel, Inc. Rappahannock Yachts, Inc. J.P. Ross, Inc. – Tow Boat U.S. Tranquil Waters Marine Services BOOKKEEPING Financial Management Services

BUSINESS CONSULTANTS Advicoach eFed Budget Corporation Home Port Marine Marketing MD Associates Riverside Communications SISCO – Jack Hoffman TK Human Resource Services CABLE / DISH NETWORK MetroCast Communications CAFÉS Carried Away Cuisine Town Bistro CARPENTRY, REMODEL Aesthetic Carpentry Coastal Builders, Inc. Light House Builders Reynolds Construction Robert Smith’s Home Services, Inc. CAR WASH Irvington Rd. Fore-U Touch-Free Car Wash Main St. Fore-U Touch-Free Car Wash CATERERS, CAKES Carried Away Cuisine Carwash Café & Catering Willaby’s Café & Catering White Stone Event Center

BUILDING CONTRACTORS Bay Custom Homes, Inc. Chainey Custom Construction, LLC Chesapeake Homes Christopher & Burgess Builders Coastal Builders, Inc. Connemara Corporation Neal D. Fridenstine, Inc. Hunter’s Contracting The James Company

CHARTERS, FISHING, YACHT, AVIATION Gypsy Charters Meridian Yacht Charters J.P. Ross Inc.

BUILDING, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS Advantage Window & Door Bay Flooring Easy Open Garage Door, LLC Mid-Atlantic Sales Associates Northern Neck Seamless Gutter The Earth Store

CLUBS, PRIVATE Indian Creek Yacht & Country Club

BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS Chamber Solutions Kilmarnock Chamber of Commerce Irvington Chamber of Commerce Village Improvement Association Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce White Stone Business Association

CHIROPRACTORS Northern Neck Chiropractic, PC CHURCHES White Stone United Methodist Church

CONVENIENCE STORES Chris Mart I COMMUNITIES, PLANNED Fleete’s Harbor at Windmill Point Hills Quarter COMMUNITY GUIDE, WEB PORTAL TLCva.com The Local Accent.com

COMPUTER, SERVICE, SUPPLIES Computer Coach Company FABCAD, Inc. NORCOM Consulting, Inc. TekCenter The Computer Wizard, LLC CONVALESCENT & REHABILITATION Lancashire Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center DELI Tri-Star Supermarket, Inc. DENTAL, DENTIST Faber Orthodontics Dale Lazar, DDS DEPARTMENT STORES Peebles Department Store Wal-Mart Super Center ELECTRIC, UTILITIES Dominion Virginia Power Northern Neck Electric Cooperative ENGINEERS, CONSULTING Progress Engineers, P.C. ESTATE, PLANNING, TRUST Bank of Lancaster Bay Trust Chesapeake Bank Rumsey & Bugg EVENT PLANNING, MANAGEMENT Events by Edie White Stone Event Center FARMS, HORSE, SPECIALTY Edmonds Farm – Bison Ranch & Hay Farm Wheaten Point Farm – Peruvian Peso Horse Sales & Training FINANCIAL, PLANNING, SERVICES Bank of Lancaster Chesapeake Bank Davenport & Company, LLC Hubbard Insurance Agency Streamline Solutions, Inc. Virginia Asset Management FIRE TRAINING STRUCTURES High Temperature Linings E.H.Glover, Inc. FITNESS Northern Neck Family YMCA

FUEL, OIL, PROPANE Noblett Appliance & Propane Noblett Oil & Propane Co., Inc. Revere Gas & Appliance FUNERAL HOMES, CEMETERIES Berry O. Waddy Funeral Home EcoEternity Forest, LLC FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, ACCESSORIES W.F. Booth & Son, Inc. Chesapeake & Crescent Lipscombe Furniture, Appliances & Gifts GENERATORS, SALES, SERVICE Northern Neck Generator GIFTS The Box Pat’s Gallery & Gifts, Ltd. GOLF COURSES Indian Creek Yacht & Country Club King Carter Golf Club Tartan Golf Club The Golden Eagle (Tides Inn) GOVERNMENT Lancaster County Board of Supervisors Lancaster County Industrial Development Authority Town of Kilmarnock Town of Irvington Town of White Stone Warsaw Virginia Employment Commission Workforce Center GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING, CONSULTING eFedBudget Corporation Focus Group Corporation GRAPHIC DESIGN Mike Antonio Graphics & Design GROCERY STORES Tri-Star Supermarket, Inc.

INTERIOR DESIGN, DECORATING Chesapeake & Crescent Kreidler Design Associates The Pedestal Ultimate Interiors by Fran, Inc. INTERNET SERVICE Kaballero.com MetroCast Communications RiverNet INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT Bay Trust Chesapeake Bank Morgan Keegan & Company INVESTMENTS Chesapeake Bank Davenport & Company, LLC Wells Fargo Advisors JEWELRY Ross’s Rings & Things KITCHEN, BATH CABINETRY Chesapeake & Crescent LANDSCAPE, LAWN & GARDEN GEO Products / The Earth Store Greenpoint Nursery, Inc. Ransone’s Nursery Rivah Lawnscapes & More, LLC Southern States Farm & Home Supply Three Rivers Landscaping & Excavating, LLC

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Franklin Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Redlaw Mechanical, Inc.

LAW ENFORCEMENT Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office Kilmarnock Police Department White Stone Police Department

HUMAN SERVICES, SENIOR LIVING Alzheimer’s Association Bay Aging Geriatric Support Services The Haven Shelter & Services, Inc.

LETTERING / SIGNS Creative DeSIGNS of Virginia Kilmarnock Lettering

HOSPITALS & CLINICS Northern Neck Free Health Clinic Rappahannock General Hospital IMPRINTED GLASSWARE & CERAMICS Bay Etching & Imprinting, Inc. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY VECTEC

INSURANCE, AUTO, LIFE, PROPERTY, CASUALTY American Standard Insurance Agency John F. Baxter Agency Nationwide Insurance Michael B. Callis Insurance Hock Financial Group Hubbard Insurance Agency, Inc. Hudson-Blunt Insurance Agency Northern Neck Insurance Northumberland-Lancaster Farm Bureau

LIBRARIES Lancaster Community Library Mary Ball Museum & Library LODGING Holiday Inn Express The Tides Inn MARINAS, SLIPS Chesapeake Cove Marina Carters Cove Marina The Tides Inn

MORTGAGE LENDERS Bank of Lancaster Chesapeake Bank Sterling Mortgage Corporation MUSEUMS Foundation for Historic Christ Church Kilmarnock Museum Mary Ball Washington Museum Morattico Waterfront Museum Reedville Fisherman’s Museum Steamboat Era Museum Stratford Hall Plantation MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS BaySplash Rappahannock Record The House and Home Magazine Virginia Real Estate Reviews, Inc.

IsaBell K. Horsley Real Estate, Ltd. Lawler Real Estate Middle Bay Realty Select Properties of Virginia George Yeatman, Asst. Broker, Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate REAL ESTATE, DEVELOPMENT, INVESTMENT, MANAGEMENT Carter Financial Corporation Chase Properties, Inc. Chesapeake Property Management Cross Tides Corporation Lancaster Community Investors, LLC Merry Point Development Company of Virginia, Inc. RENTALS, EQUIPMENT, PARTY Rappahannock Party Line Rappahannock Rentals

PERSONAL ASSISTANTS, SERVICES Chesapeake Concierge, LLC

RESTAURANTS Carried Away Cuisine Car Wash Café & Catering Swank’s On Main The Tavern Restaurant and B & B Town Bistro Upper Deck Crab & Rib House Willaby’s Café & Catering

PEST CONTROL Advance Pest Control

ROOFING Lee’s Roofing

PHYSICAL THERAPY Carousel Physical Therapy, Inc.

SCHOOLS Chesapeake Academy Lancaster County Public Schools

OPTICAL Stylish Eyes, Inc. PARKS Belle Isle State Park

PHYSICIANS Old Dominion Eye Care, Inc. West End Orthopaedic Clinic White Stone Family Practice POOLS, SPAS, SALES, SERVICE Lazy Day Pools & Spas Sevarg Pools, Inc. PRINTERS Barbour Printing Services, Inc. H.S. Printing

SENIOR LIVING Commonwealth Assisted Living of Kilmarnock Rappahannock WestminsterCanterbury SURVEYORS, LAND A Better Survey, PC Bay Design Group, PC TELEVISION, SALES & SERVICE Whay’s TV

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES Oyster Point Psychological Services

THEATRE The Lancaster Players

RADIO STATIONS Bay 101.7 WKWI 90.1 WCNV Public Radio

TRAVEL AGENCIES Adventure Travel, Ltd. Island Travel

REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS Benchmark Appraisal Services, Inc. John P. Holmes & Associates, Inc.

VETERINARIANS, PET SUPPLIES Bayside Animal Hospital & Pet Emporium

REAL ESTATE SALES Ann Meekins Realtors, Ltd. Bay Meadows Real Estate Bay Pointe Properties, Ltd. Bragg & Company Byrl Phillips Taylor, Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate, Inc. Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Bay Properties Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtors Hills Quarter

VINEYARDS Athena Vineyards & Winery WEBSITE DESIGN Mike Antonio Graphics & Design VECTEC YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck Northern Neck Family YMCA

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Advanced Termite & Pest Control Jeff Hargett 148 Willis Lane Wicomico Church, VA 22578 804-580-9065 FAX: 804-580-9062 jhargett@rivnet.net Pest Control Advantage Window & Door, LLC Cris & Britney Dedmond 460 North Main Street P.O. Box 1938 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3377 Toll Free: 800-646-3377 FAX: 804-435-3079 awd@advantagewindowdoor.com www.advantagewindowdoor.com Building Materials Adventure Travel, Ltd. Mary Brent 453-C North Main Street P.O. Box 2155 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-9200 Toll Free: 877-436-9200 adventuretravel@verizon.net Travel Agencies Advicoach Mike Byrne 1661 Clifton Landing Lane Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7804 FAX: 804-435-7805 mike@tesource.net www.advicoachmb.com Business Consultant Aesthetic Carpentry Bruce VanCarter P.O. Box 517 Port Haywood, VA 23138 804-725-6975 Building Contractors James M. Alga & Co., CPA’s, PC James M. Alga 99 1st Avenue P.O. Box 153 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2648 FAX: 804-435-2868 jamesmalga@yahoo.com www.algacpa.com Accounting See ad page 23

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AL-HUNT, Inc. T/A Chesapeake Cove Marina Robert & Pamela Reiner 170 Green’s Cove Road P.O. Box 369 Deltaville, VA 23043 804-776-6855 FAX: 804-776-7194 pamreiner@hotmail.com Marinas Alzheimer’s Association Holly Jonak 6654 Main Street P.O. Box 1881 Gloucester, VA 23061 804-436-5161 FAX: 804-967-2588 holly.jonak@alz.org www.alz.org/grva Associations American Standard Insurance Agency, Inc. Anita Cook 36 South Main Street P.O. Box 1568 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1677 FAX: 804-435-0622 amerstd@verizon.net Insurance Ann Meekins Realtors, Ltd Ann Meekins 77 King Carter Drive P.O. Box 676 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-9303 FAX: 804-438-9304 ann@annmeekins.com www.annmeekins.com Real Estate Sales Mike Antonio Graphics & Design Mike Antonio 836 Boys Camp Road Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-6129 mike@mikeantoniographics.com www.mikeantoniographics.com Graphic Design/Website Design See ad page 15 Athena Vineyards & Winery, LLC Carol Spengler 476 Edge Hill Farm Road Heathsville, VA 22473 804-580-4944 FAX: 804-580-2105 cspengler@athenavineyards.com www.athenavineyards.com Vineyard

Bay Aging Jean Duggan 5306 Old Virginia Street P.O. Box 610 Urbanna, VA 23175 538 North Main St. Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-758-2386 FAX: 804-758-5773 jduggan@bayaging.org www.bayaging.org Human Services

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Bay Custom Homes, Inc. Wayne Talley 5422 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22507 P.O.Box 747 Urbanna, VA 23175 804-462-0599 804-758-5180 FAX: 804-462-0599 waynetalley@kaballero.com www.baycustomhomesinc.com Building Contractors

Back INN Time, LLC John & Lisette Raymond 445 Irvington Road Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2318 FAX: 804-435-2318 jlraymon@verizon.net www.backinntime.biz Bed & Breakfast Austin L. Roberts, III

100 South Main Street P.O. Box 1869 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1171 Toll Free: 800-435-1140 FAX: 804-435-0543 contact.us@banklanc.com www.bankoflancaster.com Since 1930, we’ve been a positive force for economic expansion in Lancaster County. With a steadfast commitment to community banking, we make lending decisions here and keep deposits local to enrich the economy in the communities we serve. We offer convenient online services for personal and business clients and hometown VISA® credit cards serviced right here in town. At 55 or older, you can enhance your life through our Golden Advantage Club. Banks, Financial Institution, Financial Planning, Mortgage Lenders, Retirement Planning See ad on back cover Barbour Printing Services, Inc. Joey Reinhardt 407 Virginia Street P.O. Box 1029 Tappahannock, VA 22560 804-443-4505 804-435-7876 FAX: 804-443-1791 joey@barbourprinting.com www.barbourprinting.com Printing See ad page 51 Bay 101.7 WKWI Charlie Lassiter 101 Radio Road P.O. Box 819 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1414 FAX: 804-435-0484 office@1017bayfm.com Radio Stations

Bay Design Group, PC James M. Pruett, LS 812 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 1069 White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-8425 FAX: 804-436-8427 jpruett@baydesigngroup.com www.baydesigngroup.com Surveyors See ad page 43 Bay Etching & Imprinting Arthur & Maureen Roberts 43 Lively Oaks Road P.O. Box 340 Lively, VA 22507 804-462-5800 FAX: 804-462-9951 aroberts@bayimp.com glassimprinting.com Imprinted Glassware/Ceramics Bay Flooring, Inc. James D. Reid, Jr. 823 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 686 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-0947 FAX: 804-435-0160 bayflooring@yahoo.com www.bayflooring.com Flooring

Bay Meadows Real Estate Jane Brothers Ludwig 98 North Main Street P.O. Box 1045 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-1287 FAX: 804-436-1290 meadows@crosslink.net www.baymeadowsrealestate.com Real Estate Sales See ad page 52

W.F. Booth & Sons, Inc. Robert S. Booth 42 North Main Street P.O. Box 1329 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1329 Toll Free: 800-543-8894 FAX: 804-435-1179 boothfurniture@verizon.net www.wfbooth.com Furniture Store See ad page 41

Baypointe Properties, Ltd. Christopher P. Kelley Steamboat Road P.O. Box 100 Irvington, VA 22480 804-436-9808 FAX: 804-436-9828 cpkelley@crosslink.net Real Estate Sales

The Box Boutique Deborah H. Davis & Ann Frere 538 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 1132 White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-8505 theboxboutique@yahoo.com Gift Shop

Bayside Animal Hospital & Pet Emporium R. LaMance Joyce, DVM 78 Whisk Drive P.O. Box 138 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2896 FAX: 804-435-0220 lamancejoyce@yahoo.com Veterinarians Bay Trust J.B. “Jay” Wallin 1 North Main Street P.O. Box 1958 804-435-4137 Toll Free: 888-266-6880 Fax: 804-435-9364 www.baytrust.com Estate Planning See ad on back cover John F. Baxter Agency Nationwide Insurance John F. Baxter 1164 Irvington Road P.O. Box 635 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3164 FAX: 804-435-3165 douglaswilt@nationwide.com Insurance Belle Isle State Park Timothy G. Shrader, III 1632 Belle Isle Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-5030 FAX: 804-462-0164 belleisle@dcr.virginia.gov www.virginiastateparks.com Parks Benchmark Appraisal Services, Inc. Jan Abbott 380 Nugent Road Weems, VA 22576 804-580-1252 jabbott3@nnwifi.com Real Estate Appraisals

Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck Tryen Frazier 517 North Main Street P.O. Box 564 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-9696 Associations Bragg & Company, Inc. Robert B. Bragg, III 400 South Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2299 FAX: 804-435-2412 bragg@rivnet.net www.braggco.com Real Estate Sales Breeden & Breeden James & Barbara Breeden 265 Steamboat Road P.O. Box 35 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-9595 FAX: 804-438-9594 bbreeden@kaballero.com Attorneys See ad page 23 Byrl Phillips Taylor - Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. Byrl Phillips Taylor 387 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 1090 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2673 FAX: 804-435-0052 bayriver@crosslink.net www.chesapeake-river.com Real Estate Sales

C. Scott Vail Yacht Brokerage, LLC Scott Vail 70 Rappahannock Road P.O. Box 582 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6443 csvyacht@rivnet.net www.yachtworld.com/cscottvail Boat Sales

Carousel Physical Therapy, Inc Vicki VerMeer 500 Irvington Road P.O. Box 128 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3435 FAX: 804-435-3682 carouselpt@verizon.net www.carouselpt.com Physical Therapy

Chainey Custom Construction, LLC Christopher Chainey 396 Edgewater Farm Drive P.O. Box 226 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2871 FAX: 804-435-0505 c.chainey@yahoo.com Building Contractors See ad page 28

Carried Away Cuisine Jackie Brown 10 North Main Street P.O. Box 485 Kilmanock, VA 22482 804-435-9191 jybrown@kaballero.com Gourmet Food

ChamberSolutions Mike Kuhns 21 Enterprise Parkway, Suite 100 Hampton, VA 23666 Business Associations

Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate, Inc. Emily Carter 349 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 7 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-3131 FAX: 804-435-0153 ECarter@CarterRealEstate.com www.CarterRealEstate.com Real Estate Sales See ad page 41 Jim & Pat Carter Real Estate George Yeatman George W. Yeatman 87 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-3222 FAX: 804-435-9779 georgeyeatman@carterrealestate.com Real Estate Sales Carter Financial Corporation James N. Carter P.O. Box 300 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6600 jimmy@carter-financial.com Real Estate Investments Carters Cove Marina Keith Knowlton 347 Carters Cove Drive Weems, VA 22576 804-438-5273 FAX: 301-292-9830 carterscovemarina@yahoo.com www.carterscovemarina.com Marinas Carwash Café & Catering 481 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0405 needlepoint@rivnet.net Restaurant See ad page 6

Chase Properties, Inc. Charles C. Chase II 94 North Main Street P.O. Box 816 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1605 FAX: 804-435-0616 wgarsc@crosslink.net Real Estate Development Chem-Dry of the Northern Neck Mathew & Tracy Ficklin 5422 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 143 Lively, VA 22507 804-435-1055 FAX: 804-435-7911 chemdry@rivnet.net www.chemdrynorthernneck.com Cleaning Services See ad page 36 Chesapeake & Crescent Home Paula Thomasson 24 North Main Street P.O. Box 1808 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-8800 FAX: 804-435-7505 info@chesapeakecrescent.com www.chesapeakecrescent.com Since 1994, offering customers eclectic options for interior design & home furnishings. Custom kitchens & baths, antiques, design services, accessories, linens, rugs and slip covered & upholstered furniture by Lee. From design to delivery, Chesapeake & Crescent provides customers an opportunity to create a home environment of beauty and comfort. Kitchen & Bath Accessories Antiques, Gift Shops Furniture Stores See ad page 2 Chesapeake Academy Hilary Scott 107 Steamboat Road P.O. Box 8 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5575 FAX: 804-438-6146 hscott@chesapeakeacademy.org www.chesapeakeacademy.org Education See ad page 41

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Chesapeake Bank John O’Shaughnessy 97 North Main Street P.O. Box 1419 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1181 FAX: 804-435-7387 www.chesbank.com Chesapeake Bank’s roots stretch deep into Virginia’s Northern Neck back to April 14, 1900 in Irvington, VA. We’ve been focused on our community from the very beginning. The bank’s first clients were watermen, farmers and small business owners. Innovative programs and banking initiatives have fueled our growth over the past century. We tell our customers “We Make It Easy,” and we deliver on that promise by continually adding new products and services that help them simplify their financial life. Visit us at www.chesbank.com. Banks, Financial Services, Mortgage Lending See ad page 1 Chesapeake Concierge, LLC Elise Hughes P.O. Box 81 Irvington, VA 22480 804-435-2480 FAX: 607-441-2861 elise@riverconcierge.com www.riverconcierge.com Personal Services Chesapeake Homes Lloyd E. Dilday 5563 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 P.O. Box 356 Lively, VA 22507 804-462-7706 FAX: 804-462-5230 info@ches-homes.com www.ches-homes.com Building Contractors See ad page 23 Chesapeake Property Management Dotti Vallone 970 Clark Point Drive White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-9722 Fax: 804-436-1016 info@chesapeakepm.com www.chesapeakepm.com www.vacationrentalsvirginia.com Real Estate Rentals Chris Mart I Victor L. Whay Irvington Rd & School Street P.O. Box 156 Irvington, VA 22480 804-435-0218 Convenience Stores

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Christopher & Burgess Builders Quality People. John Christopher Quality Printing. 119 Otter Cove Lane P.O. Box 128 Lasting Impressions. White Stone, VA 22578 Quality People. Quality Printing. 804-435-1010 FAX: 804-435-7096 Lasting Impressions. cbbuilder@aol.com Building Contractors Quality People. Quality Printing. Coastal Builders, Inc. David L. Nova 146 Bay Drive P.O. Box 142 White Stone, VA 22482 804-435-7397 FAX: 804-435-7397 coastalbuilders@va.metrocast.net www.coastalbuildersva.com From a 1800s farmhouse in rural New York to a major construction company in the Northern Neck, first cousins Adam Duryea and David Nova developed a partnership based on a passion for exceptional quality in homebuilding and an impeccable work ethic. Building Contractors See ad on inside cover Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Bay Properties Sandra H. Hargett 276 North Main Street P.O. Box 548 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-9145 FAX: 804-436-9149 chesapeakebayproperties @coldwellbanker.com www.cbchesapeakebaypropertiescoldwellbanker.com Coldwell Banker Chesapeake Bay Properties has one philosophy: “to exceed client expectations and provide them with a superior real estate experience”. Our Sales Associates have the commitment, focus and experience required to design sales initiatives for our client’s real estate goals. We pride ourselves on a strong reputation of listening to and responding to each need. Our Coldwell Banker affiliation affords our clients access to a nationally recognized brand, national internet exposure and a host of key marketing tools. Real Estate See ad page 4

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Commonwealth Assisted Living of Kilmarnock Stephanie Smith 460 South Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-9896 Fax: 804-435-7596 ssmith@commonwealthal.com www.commonwealthal.com Assisted Living See ad page 6 Computer Coach Company Joanne W. Walters 94 Crowsnest Ct. Heathsville, VA 22473 804-435-6665 jo@computercoachco.com www.computercoachco.com Computer Service The Computer Wizard, LLC Robert Headley 235 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1310 info@thecomputerwizard.us www.thecomputerwizard.us Computer Services See ad page 36 Conley Properties, LLC Weston Conley P.O. Box 85 315 Riverside Drive Morattico, VA 22523 804.462.5101 wconley34@yahoo.com Piers Connemara Corporation David A. Jones, President 18700 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 1093 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-1151 FAX: 804-435-2457 connemara@kaballero.com Building Contractor Creative DeSIGNS of Virginia Sandra L. Matthews 322 Chesapeake Drive White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2382 FAX: 804-435-2381 creative@cdva.com www.cdva.com Lettering Cross Tides Corp John J. Hanky, Jr. 1130 Crab Point Road White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-3169 FAX: 804-435-3774 jhanky@aol.com Real Estate Development

Custom Yacht Services, Inc. Lester Potter 96 Seafood Lane P.O. Box 549 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5563 customyacht@rivnet.net www.customyachtsvc.com Boat Sales

The Dandelion Shelia Brown 4372 Irvington Road P.O. Box 355 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5194 FAX: 804-438-5402 shelia@thedandelion.com www.thedandelion.com Apparel Davenport & Company, LLC Keith Hudgins 44 First Street P.O. Box 608 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-7705 Toll Free: 800-378-2165 FAX: 804-435-9218 khudgins@investdavenport.com www.investdavenport.com Investment Brokers See ad page 35 Dehnert, Clarke & Co., P.C. C. Dwight Clarke 309 Steamboat Road P.O. Box 420 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5656 FAX: 804-438-5457 20 Church Street Mathews, VA 23109 804-725-7317 Fax: 804-725-5491 info@dccocpa.com www.dccocpa.com Personal Services See ad page 15 Dominion Virginia Power Alexander “Al” Smith, Jr. 7500 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23294 804-755-5173 FAX: 804-775-5408 al.smith@dom.com www.dom.com Electric Utilities Dunton, Simmons & Dunton, LLP William R. Curdts 678 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 5 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-4000 FAX: 804-435-1614 dsdlaw@dsdlaw.com www.dsdlaw.com Attorneys

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The Earth Store/GEO Products 161 Technology Park Drive P.O. Box 880 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7777 FAX: 804-435-7462 rm@geoproductsllc.com www.geoproductsllc.com The Earth Store stocks a complete line of turf, landscape, and hardscape supplies; shrubbery, annuals and perennials; bulk mulch; grass seed and fertilizer; wild bird feed and supplies; pottery; liners & pond supply; drainage and erosion control; PVC pipe and fittings; concrete supplies; concrete, galvanized and plastic pipe; irrigation supplies; sump, sewage and trash pumps; and drain field supplies. Knowledgeable and courteous staff. Lawn & Garden See ad page 11 E.H. Glover, Inc. High Temperature Linings Bill Glover 374 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 1240 White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-8125 FAX: 804-436-8127 will@firetrain.com www.firetrain.com Manufacturing EcoEternity Forest, LLC Henry J. Lowe 203 Squires Road P.O. Box 105 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-1869 Fax: 804-435-1868 jack.lowe@ecoeternity.com www.ecoeternity.com Cemeteries eFedBudget Corporation Bill Blocher, CFO 44 Corner Oak Circle Irvington, VA 22480 804-435-8987 William.Blocher@eFedBudget.com www.eFedBudget.com Business Consultants Easy Open Garage Doors, LLC Blaine Bowling 295 Mallard Drive Heathsville, VA 22473 804-580-7773 FAX: 804-580-3074 blaine@ezogd.com www.ezogd.com Building Materials

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Edmonds Farm Bison Ranch & Hay Farm Don & Kim Edmonds 762 Ottoman Ferry Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-9904 FAX: 804-462-0556 sales@edmondsfarm.com www.edmondsfarm.com Farms / Specialty Epping Forest Antiques Louise D. Jesse 5299 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 P.O. Box 86 Lively, VA 22507-0086 804-462-7960 Fax: 804-462-6190 eppingforest@rivnet.net Antiques EVB William Smith 437 North Main Street P.O. Box 1937 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2850 FAX: 804-435-2835 william.smith@bankevb.com www.bankevb.com Banks See ad page 35 Events by Edie Edie Jones Jett 146 Bay Drive P.O. Box 1233 White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-5510 events@va.metrocast.net Event Planning, Management

FABCAD, Inc. David G. Filippi 2000 Midway Avenue Petersburg, VA 23803 804-731-4599 FAX: 804-861-6379 dave@fabcad.com www.fabcad.com Computer Service Faber Orthodontics Frank Saunders 100 DMV Drive Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0686 1790 Ball Street P.O. Box 1686 Tappahannock, VA 22560 804-443-6419 Toll Free: 800-443-7133 FAX: 804-443-2395 fsaunders@bracesbydrbeth.com www.bracesbydrbeth.com Dentists & Dental Services

Financial Management Services, Inc. Sarah J. Michal P.O. Box 26 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6941 FAX: 804-438-5315 sjm@sylvaninfo.net Financial Services Fleeteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Harbor at Windmill Point Jeff Price 40 Windjammer Lane White Stone, VA 22578 320 Broad Street Red Bank, NJ 07701 732-933-4150 FAX: 732-933-4154 www.liveatwindmillpoint.com Communities Fore-U Car Wash Susan Hill Irvington Road P.O. Box 185 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5706 FAX: 804-438-6895 needlepoint@rivnet.net Car Wash Foundation for Historic Christ Church Camille E. Bennett 420 Christ Church Road Weems, VA 22576 P.O. Box 24 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6855 FAX: 804-438-5186 info@christchurch1735.org www.christchurch1735.org Museums Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtors Elizabeth P. Johnson 16945 General Puller Hwy P.O. Box 1024 Deltaville, VA 23043 804-240-5909 FAX: 804-776-6065 ejohnson@waterfrontandestate.com www.WaterfrontandEstate.com Real Estate Sales Franklin Mechanical Contractors, Inc. John & Carolyn Franklin 644D North Main Street P.O. Box 668 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-6479 FAX: 804-435-0131 fmcinc@crosslink.net Building Contractors Neal D. Fridenstine, Inc. Neal D. Fridenstine 141 Technology Park Drive P.O. Box 677 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-6680 FAX: 804-435-2891 ndfinc@northernneckbuilders.com Building Contractors See ad page 44

Geriatric Support Services Louise Mohardt 401 Loverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lane Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-7730 FAX: 804-462-7730 louisemo@kaballero.com www.midatlanticgcm.org Human Services Greenpoint Nursery, Inc. Bonnie Williams & Bill Bonnell 5339 Mary Ball Road Lively, VA 22507 481 Lonesome Pine Trail Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-0220 FAX: 804-462-5518 greenpoint@isp.com Lawn & Garden Gypsy Charters Ted M. Curtis 601 Hardings Wharf Drive Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2919 FAX: 804-435-0555 gypsycharters@kaballero.com www.gypsycharters.com Charter Fishing

The Haven Shelter & Services Inc. Ellen Yackel 376 Main Street, Suite 103 P.O. Box 1267 Warsaw, VA 22572 804-333-1099 FAX: 804-333-1150 haven@sylvaninfo.net www.havenshelter.org Human Services H.S. Printing Donald O. Holt 394 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 337 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-6100 FAX: 804-435-0239 hsprinting@kaballero.com Printing Heads Up Hairworks, Inc. Georgie L. Fary 80 North Main Street P.O. Box 2298 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7507 FAX: 804-436-1613 Hair Stylists

Hills Quarter & King Carter Golf Club 12 McClanahan P.O. Box 650 Irvington, VA 22480 804-435-8830 Fax: 804-435-2002 sales@hillsquarter.com www.hillsquarter.com We invite you to discover Hills Quarter featuring designer homes and, home sites nestled around “King Carter”, a sculpted 18-hole Championship golf course. “King Carter” is Lancaster County’s newest golf club. A must play! Award winning Championship course, semi-private, open to the public. Communities, Golf See ad on inside back cover

The House & Home Magazine Real Estate Pointer James Blanks Cross Street P.O. Box 2564 Tappahannock, VA 22560 804-929-1797 jlbpublishing@earthlink.net

The Inn at Levelfields Charlotte Hollings 10155 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-435-6887 cahjcd@crosslink.net www.innatlevelfields.com Bed & Breakfast

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Irvington Chamber of Commerce-VIA Larry Worth 235 Steamboat Road P.O. Box 282 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6230 dickee@crosslink.net Business Associations

Hock Financial Group Charles E. Hock, Jr. CLU 4507 Irvington Road, Suite 600 Irvington Center P.O. Box 427 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-9889 FAX: 804-438-4360 hock_charlie@NLVMAIL.com Insurance

Hubbard, Terry & Britt B.H.B. Hubbard, III 293 Steamboat Road P.O. Box 340 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5522 FAX: 804-438-5003 bhbh@irvingtonlaw.com www.irvingtonlaw.com Attorneys See ad page 35

Holiday Inn Express Sarah Sorukas 599 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-1500 FAX: 804-436-9337 ssorukas@carltonhospitality.com Lodging, Inns, Resorts & B&Bs John P. Holmes & Associates, Inc. John P. Holmes P.O. Box 567 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6733 FAX: 804-438-6733 jpholmes@hughes.net Real Estate Appraisals Home Port Marine Marketing P.O. Box 1917 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-9002 FAX: 804-436-9004 david@homeportmarine.com www.homeportmarine.com Business Consultants Hope & Glory Inn Peggy Patteson 65 Tavern Road, King Carter Drive P.O. Box 425 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6053 FAX: 804-438-5362 hopeandgloryinn@rivnet.net www.hopeandglory.com Lodging, Inns, Resorts & B&Bs

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Hubbard Insurance Agency, Inc. Mark M. Clark 30 North Main Street P.O. Box 1629 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1144 FAX: 804-435-2621 hubbardins@kaballero.com markclark@hubbardinsurance.net Insurance

Hudson-Blunt Insurance Agency Billy Hudson 5334 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22507 P.O. Box 99 Lively, VA 22507 804-462-5770 FAX: 804-462-5711 billy@hbiinc.com www.hbiinc.com Insurance See ad page 36 Hunter’s Contracting Hunter Johnson 98 Twiggs Ferry Road Dutton, VA 23050 804-725-1516 FAX: 804-725-1518 hunterj@hunterscontracting.com www.hunterscontracting.com Building Contractors

Indian Creek Yacht & Country Club 362 Club Drive P.O. Box 1508 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1340 FAX: 804-435-8775 icycc@rivnet.net www.icycc.com Golf Courses

IsaBell K. Horsley Real Estate, Ltd. Katie Horsley Dew 608 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 44 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2644 FAX: 804-435-2645 horsleyre@yahoo.com www.horsleyrealestate.com Real Estate Sales See ad page 51 Island Travel Liliane Merrill 954 King Carter Drive Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-9088 FAX: 321-274-4416 islandtravel@comcast.net Travel See ad page 14

The James Company Joseph P. Oliva P.O. Box 208 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5092 FAX: 804-438-5315 joliva@rivnet.net Building Contractors See ad page 46

Kaballero, LLC Warren Manuel 822 A Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 1339 White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-9428 FAX: 804-436-9429 support@kaballero.com www.kaballero.com Internet Service

Khakis of Irvington Andy Smith 4349 Irvington Road P.O. Box 217 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6779 FAX: 804-438-6895 andy@khakisofirvington.com www.khakisofirvington.com Apparel See ad page 43 Kilmarnock Antique Gallery Stephen W. Bonner 144 School Street P.O. Box 216 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1207 antiquesteve@msn.com www.virginia-antiques.com Antiques Kilmarnock Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 2153 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2273 Business Associations Kilmarnock Lettering Roxanne Moubray 31 Tartan Village Drive Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-6956 FAX: 804-435-0801 ranrox@verizon.net Lettering Kilmarnock Museum Augusta Sellew 76 North Main Street P.O. Box 2276 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-9100 Museums & Historical Sites Kreidler Design Associates The Perfect Touch Linda Kreidler 5339 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 460 Lively, VA 22507 804-462-6260 FAX: 804-462-6259 idoroom@aol.com Interior Design

Lancashire Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center George W. Crenshaw 287 School Street P.O. Box 1509 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1684 FAX: 804-435-1149 info@vahs.com www.vahs.com Government

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Lancaster Community Investors, LC Dudley Patteson Chesapeake Commons P.O. Box 1582 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-438-5466 Real Estate Management Lancaster Community Library Lindsy Gardner 235 School Street P.O. Box 850 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1729 FAX: 804-435-0255 lgardner@lancasterlibrary.org www.lancasterlibrary.org Libraries Lancaster County Board of Supervisors William Pennell 8311 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-5129 FAX: 804-462-0031 wpennell@lancova.com www.lancova.com Government Lancaster County Industrial Development Authority Weston Conley, Chairman William H. Pennell, Jr., ED 8311 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-5129 FAX: 804-462-0031 wpennell@lancova.com www.lancova.com Government See ad page 51 Lancaster County Public Schools Susan Sciabbarrasi 2300 Irvington Road Weems, VA 22576 P.O. Box 2000 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3183 FAX: 803-435-3309 ssciabbarrasi@lcs.k12.va.us www.lcs.k12.va.us Schools Lancaster County Sheriffs Office Ronald Crockett 8293 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-5111 FAX: 804-462-7046 crockett@lancastersheriff.net www.lancastersheriff.net Law Enforcement The Lancaster Players Kerley LeBoeuf 361 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 731 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-3776 Theater, The Arts

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Lancaster Tavern and B&B James W. Dennis Brenda L. Jackson 8373 Mary Ball Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-0080 FAX: 462-0112 leejackson@lancastertavern.com www.lancastertavern.com Restaurant Lawler Real Estate Patricia N. Lawler 416 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 1433 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-1000 Toll Free: 800-962-1923 FAX: 804-435-7006 lawler@crosslink.net www.lawlerrealestate.com Lawler Real Estate has been serving the Northern Neck area for over 40 years specializing in Waterfront, Town and Country properties. Lawler Real Estate is dedicated to “service and commitment” for all its clients and offers a comprehensive knowledge of the area along with a varied and extensive selection of available properties for sale. Real Estate See ad page 12 Dale Lazar, D.D.S. Diana Lazar 283 Main Street P.O. Box 730 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3008 FAX: 804-435-9239 askdoc@kilmarnockdentist.com www.kilmarnockdentist.com Dentists & Dental Service See ad page 55

LAZAR DENTAL CARE DALE LAZAR D.D.S. 283 Main Street Kilmarnock, Virginia 22482 PHONE 804-435-3008 askdoc@kilmarnockdentist.com www.kilmarnockdentist.com

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Lazy Days Pools & Spas Al Henderson 10441 Jessie DuPont Hwy P.O. Box 1925 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2136 FAX: 804-435-3342 ldps@kaballero.com Pools & Spas

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Lee’s Roofing George C. Lee 268 Windmill Point Road White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2511 Roofing Lewis Trimble Decorative Arts Leigh L. Trimble 15 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7771 msfaam@yahoo.com Antiques

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MD Associates Michael Saunders 676 North Main Street P.O. Box 2080 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3508 FAX: 804-435-9110 msaunders@mdassociatesinc.com www.mdassociatesinc.com Business Consultants & Services

Lipscombe Furniture, TV, Appliances & Gifts Sandra C. Hudson 2 North Main Street P.O. Box 2253 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1900 FAX: 804-435-0573 lipscombe@verizon.net Furniture Stores

Meridian Yacht Charters Nick & Jenny Trotter 385 The Lane P.O. Box 148 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-1100 FAX: 804-438-1110 ntrotter@meridianyachts.com www.meridianyachts.com Yacht Charters

The Local Accent.com Micki Clay 98 North Main Street, Suite 200 P.O. Box 1671 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-7795 804-435-8984 micki@thelocalaccent.com www.thelocalaccent.com Community Guide, Web Portal See ad page 32

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Mary Ball Washington Museum & Library Karen Hart, Executive Director 8346 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 97 Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-7280 FAX: 804-462-6107 history@mbwm.org www.mbwm.org Museums

Michael B. Callis Insurance Michael B. Callis 8674 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 187 Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-7631 FAX: 804-462-3113 mike@mikecallisinsurance.com www.mikecallisinsurance.com Insurance See ad page 24 Mid-Atlantic Sales Associates, Inc. Brad Tilley 4332 Merry Point Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-5901 FAX: 888-960-3660 btmasa@hughes.net Building Materials, Kitchen Specialties Middle Bay Realty Kenny Kuydendall 100 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-1150 FAX: 804-436-1153 donel@sylvaninfo.net www.middlebayrealty.com Real Estate Sales Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. James “BJ” Moon 46 South Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 951 East Byrd Street, Suite 930 Richmond, VA 23219 804-435-1196 Toll Free: 800-742-3850 FAX: 804-225-1123 james.moon@morgankeegan.com www.morgankeegan.com Investment Brokers

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Noblett Appliance & Propane Joe Hudnall 17 North Main Street P.O. Box 130 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1111 Toll Free: 1-800-535-0084 FAX: 804-435-1780 info@noblett.com www.noblett.com Appliances Noblett Oil & Propane Co. Inc. Norman Faulkner 1676 Waverly Avenue P.O. Box 426 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1126 FAX: 804-435-1128 nfaulkner@noblettoilandpropane.com www.noblettoilandpropane.com noblettoil@rivnet.net Fuel NORCOM Consulting, Inc. James T. Norman 2302 Mosquito Point White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-0148 FAX: 240-235-8553 jim@norcom.com www.norcom.com Computer Supplies & Service Northern Neck Chiropractic PC Edist “Jeems” Love 351 South Main Street P.O. Box 1447 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3333 FAX: 804-435-1933 nncpc@verizon.net www.nncpc.com Chiropractors See ad page 32 Northern Neck Electric Cooperative Andrew Packett 85 St. John’s Street P.O. Box 288 Warsaw, VA 22572 Toll Free: 800-243-2860 804-333-3621 FAX: 804-333-6132 info@nnec.coop www.nnec.coop Electric Utilities Northern Neck Family YMCA M.J. Anderson 458 Harris Road P.O. Box 1809 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0223 FAX: 804-435-2227 nnymca@rivnet.net Fitness

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Northern Neck Free Health Clinic Jean Nelson 51 William B. Graham Court P.O. Box 1694 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0575 FAX: 804-435-9017 nnfhc@verizon.net www.nnfhc.com Human Services

Samuel C. Nuckols, AIA Samuel C. Nuckols 8343 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 771 Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-7799 FAX: 804-435-2716 snarch@crosslink.net Architects See ad page 56

Northern Neck Generator Todd Sanders 125 Christopher Drive Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7120 FAX: 804-435-7129 service@nngenerator.com www.nngenerator.com Generator Services

Northern Neck Insurance Company Thomas A. Gosse 4981 Irvington Road P.O. Box 419 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6611 Toll Free: 800-552-8660 FAX: 804-438-9505 sabott@nnins.com www.nnins.com Insurance See ad page 6 Northern Neck Seamless Gutter Service, Inc. Frederick Johnson 3381 Irvington Road Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5939 FAX: 804-438-5938 frederick@va.metrocast.net www.nnseamlessgutters.com Home Improvements

Old Dominion Eye Care, Inc. Dr. Harold H. Weiler 101 Technology Park Drive P.O. Box 2078 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0547 FAX: 804-435-2712 weiler@sylvaninfo.net Physicians Open Door Communications Susan McFadden 98 North Main Street P.O. Box 940 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-8980 FAX: 804-435-8984 susan@opendoorcommunications.biz www.opendoorcommunications.biz Advertising Oyster Point Psychological Andrew J. Billups PsyD 220 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 1342 White Stone, VA 22578-1342 804-435-6777 FAX: 804-435-6789 ajb@oysterpointpsychological.com www.oysterpointpsychological.com Psychological Services

Northern Neck State Bank 9 Locations — Burgess, Kilmarnock, Reedville, Montross, Tappahannock, Warsaw & White Stone P.O. Box 68 Warsaw, VA 22572 Toll Free: 866-593-2200 www.nnsbva.com Banks See ad page 55

Northumberland - Lancaster Farm Bureau Ruth Ann Seagle 278 North Main Street P.O. Box 729 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0083 FAX: 804-435-0183 ruthann.seagle.vafb.com www.virginiafarmbureau.com Insurance

Pat’s Gallery & Gifts Ltd. Pat Tinsley 17387 General Puller Hwy 134 Dove Haven Deltaville, VA 23043 804-776-7160 FAX: 804-776-7379 cliff731@verizon.net www.patsgallery.com Gift Shops

Paradise Beauty World Vanessa Butler 621 Kamps Mill Road P.O. Box 465 Lancaster, VA 22503 804-435-1840 FAX: 804-435-1840 Beauty

Peebles Dept. Store 463 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-8732 www.Peebles.com Apparel

The Pedestal, Inc. Pam Deihl 18 South Main Street P.O. Box 1722 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1783 FAX: 804-435-1785 thepedestal@verizon.net www.thepedestal.net Interior Design See ad page 24 Pittman Marine Diesel, Inc. Elmer H. Pittman, Jr. 820 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 877 White Stone, VA 22578-22578 804-435-6743 FAX: 804-435-9350 epittman_pmd@verizon.net Marine Services Prime Media Inc, Walter Staniszewski 20173 I.W.I.P. Road P.O. Box 276 Smithfield, VA 23430 757-365-0151 FAX: 804-357-1784 chuckbertrand@hotmail.com www.primemediaproductions.com Advertising Progress Engineers, P.C. William E. Rosenbaum, P.E. 868 Gloucester Road P.O. Box 518 Saluda, VA 23149 804-758-4577 FAX: 804-758-4578

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Ransone’s Nursery Malcom C. Ransone 141 White Pine Street P.O. Box 1237 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3788 FAX: 804-435-0933 ransonesnursery@aol.com Lawn & Garden Rappahannock Art League Studio Gallery Tom Norris, President Charlotte Bunting, Gallery Mgr. 19 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-9309 FAX: 804-436-8899 ral@ralgallery.com www.ralgallery.com Arts

Rappahannock Foundation for The Arts Robert Denton 1 North Main Street P.O. Box 459 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0292 info@rappahannockfoundation.org www.rappahannockfoundation.org Arts Rappahannock General Hospital Randy Hester 101 Harris Road P.O. Box 1449 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-8000 FAX: 804-435-8543 tsorey@rgh-hospital.com www.rgh-hospital.com Hospital See ad page 27 Rappahannock Hang-Ups, Inc. Lucinda Q. Pittman 114 School Street P.O. Box 1656 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-6669 hangups@rivnet.net Art Rappahannock Party Line Lloyd B. Hubbard 459 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 892 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2353 FAX: 804-435-9076 rapprent@kaballero.com Rentals Rappahannock Record Frederick A. Gaskins 27 North Main Street P.O. Box 400 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1701 FAX: 804-435-2632 mail@rrecord.com www.rrecord.com Magazines, Newspapers See ad page 52 Rappahannock Rentals Lloyd B. Hubbard 459 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 892 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2353 FAX: 804-435-9076 rapprent@kaballero.com Rentals

Rappahannock WestminsterCanterbury Stuart Bunting 132 Lancaster Drive Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-4000 Toll Free: 800-792-1444 FAX: 804-438-4027 marketing@ rw-c.org www.rw-c.org Senior Living See ad page 15 Rappahannock Yachts, Inc. Bruce W. Sanders 70 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 220 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5353 FAX: 804-438-6907 info@rappyachts.com www.rappyachts.com Boat See ad page 38 Redlaw Mechanical, Inc. James D. Walder 9034 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 685 Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-0640 FAX: 804-462-0640 redlaw@kaballero.com Heating & Air Conditioning Reedville Fishermen’s Museum Katrina Lawrimore, Director 504 Main Street P.O. Box 306 Reedville, VA 22539 804-453-6529 FAX: 804-453-7159 office@rfmuseum.org www.rfmuseum.org Museums See ad page 52 Revere Gas & Appliance Carlton Revere 15422 Northumberland Hwy P.O. Box 220 Burgess, VA 22432 804-453-5845 FAX: 804-453-3548 burgess@reveregas.com www.reveregas.com Fuel Reynolds Construction Rob Reynolds 753 Sweet Hall Drive Reedville, VA 22539 804-580-1928 Fax: 804-453-5261 rob@renovationsbyreynolds.com www.renovationsbyreynolds.com Building Contractors See ad page 52

Rivah Lawnscapes & More, LLC Carrie Harwood 1022 Ocran Road P.O. Box 1226 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-7988 FAX: 804-435-7989 rivahlawnscapes@verizon.net Lawn & Garden RiverNet Madison Fontaine 74 B South Main Street P.O. Box 1269 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7739 FAX: 804-435-3420 wmf1@rivnet.net www.rivnet.net Internet Service Riverside Communications Carol Dawson 275 Riverside Drive P.O. Box 2 Morattico, VA 22523 804-462-9916 804-436-3779 cdawson@hughes.net www.riversidecommunicator.com Advertising J. P. Ross, Inc. Tow Boat U.S. Peter Merrick P.O. Box 2094 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-7650 FAX: 804-435-7650 pmerrick@cmerrick@jprossinc.com www.jprossinc.com Boat Ross’s Rings & Things, Ltd. Ross B. Christiansen 200 Irvington Road P.O. Box 1749 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3529 Jewelers Rumsey & Bugg A. Davis Bugg, Jr. 4421 Irvington Road P.O. Box 720 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5588 FAX: 804-438-5599 info@rumseyandbugg.com www.rumseyandbugg.com Attorneys See ad page 44

Select Properties of Virginia John Dorsey 4503 Irvington Road P.O. Box 609 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5339 FAX: 804-438-5431 select@pleasantlife.com www.pleasantlife.com Real Estate Sales Sevarg Pools, Inc. Stephen T. Graves 370 North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2770 FAX: 804-435-2790 sevpools@kaballero.com Pools & Spas SISCO Jack Hoffman 233 Bald Eagle Road White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-9942 FAX: 804-435-9483 Business Consultants & Services Robert Smith’s Home Services, Inc. Bobby Smith 423 Bay Drive White Stone, VA 22578 P.O. Box 26 Irvington, VA 22480 804-761-0839 FAX: 803-438-5315 rshsinc.aol.com Carpentry, Remodel Southern States Farm & Home Supply, LLC William H. Pittman 469 North Main Street P.O. Box 249 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3177 FAX: 804-435-3012 farmandhome@kaballero.com farmandhomekilmarnock.com Lawn & Garden Spotts Fain PC R. Lee Stephens, Jr. 4507 Irvington Road, Suite 300 Irvington, VA 22480-0070 804-438-9895 FAX: 804-438-9896 lstephens@spottsfain.com www.spottsfain.com Attorneys See ad page 32

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Paul Christian Stamm, Jr. Attorney at Law Paul Christian Stamm, Jr. 139 South Main Street P.O. Box 2015 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2626 Fax: 804-435-2628 pcsjr@va.metrocast.net www.pcstammesq.com Attorneys Steamboat Era Museum Terri Thaxton, Executive Director 156 King Carter Drive P.O. Box 132 Irvington, VA 22489 804-438-6888 director@steamboateramuseum.org www.steamboateramuseum.org Museums Sterling Mortgage Corporation 645 Rappahannock Drive White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-8705 FAX: 804-435-8708 stucker@sterlingmortgage.com www.sterlingmortgage.com Mortgage Lenders Stratford Hall Plantation Joanne Lee St Rt 214 Stratford, VA 22558 804-493-8038 FAX: 804-493-0333 development@stratfordhall.org www.stratfordhall.org Museums Streamline Solutions, Inc. Cheryl Hoovler 264 Mosquito Beach Lane P.O. Box 246 White Stone, VA 22578 804-450-4107 FAX: 804-436-1421 cheryl@streamlinesolutions.org www.streamlinesolutions.org Financial See ad page 56 Stylish Eyes, Inc. Patricia Hudgins 266-D North Main Street P.O. Box 369 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-2620 stylisheyes@live.com Optical See ad page 56 Swank’s On Main John Tripodi 36 North Main Street P.O. Box 1569 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-1010 FAX: 804-436-9090 johntripodi@swanksonmain.com www.swanksonmain.com Restaurants See ad page 59 www.lancasterva.com

Tartan Golf Club Don Nelson 633 St Andrews Lane Weems, VA 22576 804-438-6005 FAX: 804-438-6166 tartangolf@kabvallero.com www.tartangolfclub.com Golf Courses See ad page TekCenter Morgan Curry 266-A North Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-436-1011 mcurry@tekcenter.net www.tekcenter.net Computer Service Three Rivers Landscaping & Excavating, LLC P.J. Haynie 300 Fairport Road Reedville, VA 22539 804-314-5516 Fax: 804-453-4446 farmermd@rivnet.net www.threeriverslandscaping.com Lawn & Garden Tides Inn Peter Regan 480 King Carter Drive Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-5000 FAX: 804-438-4470 info@tidesinn.com www.tidesinn.com Lodging See ad page 24 TK Human Resource Services Ian Cheyne 280 Chesapeake Drive P.O. Box 1086 White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-1110 FAX: 804-436-112 ianc@tkteam.com Business Consultants See ad page 55

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Town Bistro Christal Jett 62 Irvington Road P.O. Box 61 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-0070 Fax: 804-776-0374 townbistro@wildblue.net www.townbistro.com Restaurants

Town of Irvington 235 Steamboat Road P.O. Box 174 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-6230 FAX: 804-438-6865 townofirvington@rivnet.net Government Town of Kilmarnock Tom Saunders, Town Manager 514 North Main Street P.O. Box 1357 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1552 ext. 26 FAX: 804-435-1587 tsaunders@kilmarnockva.com www.kilmarnockva.com Government Tranquil Waters Design, P.C. Jennifer H. McCann 434 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 198 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-6146 FAX: 804-435-6219 twdesign@crosslink.net Architects Tranquil Waters Marine Services Donald McCann 5570 Windmill Point Road White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-6942 FAX: 804-435-6219 tranqwlw@crosslink.net www.tranquilwaters.com Marine Services & Supplies Tri-Star Supermarket Stuart Dunaway 81 Irvington Road P.O. Box 558 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3800 FAX: 804-435-0308 Tristar21@verizon.net Grocers

Ultimate Interiors by Fran, Inc. Fran Sulick 285 Long Cove White Stone, VA 22578 P.O. Box 2232 Kilmarnock, VA 22503 804-435-3910 FAX: 804-435-3902 fksulick@aol.com Interior Design Upper Deck Crab & Rib House Michael Hicks 1947 Rocky Neck Road Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-7400 FAX: 804-462-7400 upperdeckrestaurant@hotmail.com Restaurants

VECTEC Lisa Hull 457 Main Street P.O. Box 1600 Warsaw, VA 22572 804-333-1900 FAX: 804-333-5274 lisa.hull@vectec.org www.vectec.org Information Technology Village Needlepoint of Irvington Susan Smith 4359 Irvington Road P.O. Box 186 Irvington, VA 22480 804-438-9500 FAX: 804-438-9501 needlepoint@rivnet.net www.villageneedlepointirvington.com Arts, Crafts Virginia Asset Management Julie Ruettgers, CLTC 130 Wylderose Drive Midlothian, VA 23113 Toll Free: 800-787-1716 FAX: 804-822-3332 julie.ruettgers@vamllc.com www.vamllc.com Financial Services Virginia Real Estate Reviews, Inc. Callie Martin 228 Oxford Drive P.O. Box 5344 Martinsville, VA 24112 804-462-0099 FAX: 276-956-3461 nnrer@comcast.net www.varealestatereviews.com Magazines

Berry O. Waddy Funeral Home Berry O. Waddy 6784 Mary Ball Road P.O. Box 305 Lancaster, VA 22503 804-462-7333 FAX: 804-462-5166 www.waddyfuneralhome.com Funeral Homes Warsaw Virginia Employment Commission Workforce Center Don Ward 14243 Historyland Hwy P.O. Box 67 Warsaw, VA 22572 804-333-3675 FAX: 804-333-5388 warsaw@vec.virginia.gov www.vaemploy.com Government

Wells Fargo Advisors Graham H. “Jack” Neal, Jr. 95 North Main Street P.O. Box 629 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1636 Toll Free: 800-289-9040 FAX: 804-435-2474 Gneal1@wachoviasec.com www.nealandnickelwealth management.wbsec.com Investment Brokers Wal-Mart Super Center #4350 David Anderson 200 Old Fair Grounds Way P.O. Box 1978 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-6148 FAX: 804-435-6290 Department Store See ad page 59 WCVE Public Radio / 90.1 WCNV Bill Miller 23 Sesame Street Richmond, VA 23235 804-345-8890 FAX: 804-320-8729 www.ideastations.org/radio Radio Stations See ad page 28 West End Orthopaedic Clinic Kathryn D. Fox 95 Harris Road, Bldg#5, RMC P.O. Box 609 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-3146 FAX: 804-435-6054 kfox@weoc.com www.weoc.com Physicians See ad page 44 Whay’s TV Carroll A. Whay, Sr. 372 North Main Street P.O. Box 615 Kilmarnock, VA 22482 804-435-1721 FAX: 804-435-0180 whaystv@va.metrocast.net Television

White Stone Event Center Lauren McCann 606 Chesapeake Drive White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2300 FAX: 804-435-6664 info@whitestoneeventcenter.com www.whitestoneeventcenter.com Event Management See ad page 56 White Stone Family Practice David Nichols 433 Rappahannock Dr., Rt. 3 P.O. Box 46 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-3133 FAX: 804-435-1311 Physicians & Surgeons White Stone United Methodist Church Pastor Bryan McClain 118 Methodist Church Road P.O. Box 185 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-1555 FAX: 804-436-9035 whitestoneumc@verizon.net www.whitestoneumc.org Churches Willaby’s Café & Catering William C. Barnhardt 453 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 1122 White Stone, VA 22578 Café: 804-435-0000 FEST Catering: 804-435-3669 FAX: 804-435-9338 willaby@willabys.com www.willabys.com Restaurant See ad page 59

Yellow Book USA Meaghan Brown 4121 Cox Rd., Suite 208 Glen Allen, VA 23060 804-521-8300 FAX: 804-521-8311 meaghan.brown@yellowbook.com www.yellowbook.com Advertising & Marketing

Wheaten Point Farm Rhonda Lawrence 542 Clark Point Drive White Stone, VA 22578 804-436-1103 Fax: 804-436-1109 rodie@wheatenpointfarm.com www.wheatenpointfarm.com Horse Farm Breeding & Sales See ad page 59 White Stone Business Association Sandra Matthews 433 Rappahannock Drive P.O. Box 733 White Stone, VA 22578 804-435-2382 Business Associations

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