Announcement Regarding the Passing of the HDVI President | Historic Dumfries Virginia

Announcement Regarding the Passing of the HDVI President | Historic Dumfries Virginia
Skip to content
Historic Dumfries Virginia
The Historical Society of the Oldest-Chartered Town in Virginia
Close menu
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of HDVI president Edward “Bret” Coulson. A fountain of knowledge regarding Dumfries and local history, Bret had served as an active member of the board of directors for nearly 10 years, serving as treasurer, vice president, and president at different points during that time. His dedication to community outreach, historical research, and fundraising has proven invaluable in the growth of Historic Dumfries VA and our understanding of the town’s history, and he will be missed dearly. Bret’s obituary and information regarding the upcoming funeral service this Friday can be viewed on the
Miller Funeral Home webpage here.
Edward “Bret” Coulson
Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets
Location & Hours:
The Weems-Botts Museum is located in Merchant Park at the corner of Duke & Cameron Streets in Dumfries, Virginia. Historic Dumfries Virginia's offices, the Lee Lansing Research Library, and the Town of Dumfries Visitor Center are all housed in the Museum Annex building located at 3944 Cameron Street, Dumfries, VA 22026.
Tours:
Hourly tours Friday-Sunday from 10am-4pm (last tour at 3pm)
Office Hours Wednesday-Sunday 10am-5pm
Copyright © 2024 Historic Dumfries Virginia, Inc.
Brought to you with funding from:
Prince William County
The Town of Dumfries
With additional support from:
Our Corporate Premier Sponsors:
SunCal
Churchill Downs Group
Our Corporate Members:
Prince William County Historical Commission
Mary Elizabeth Conover Foundation, Inc.
And Our Small Business Members:
Christopher K. Brown, CPA
Barbara DiMattina, Realtor, Licensed in Virginia, Century 21 Redwood Realty
Broad Run Strings
Follow Us
Facebook
X
Instagram
Tumblr