In the News

This article talks about Nathaniel's role in changing the conversation about our Confederate ancestors and why respectful place names really do matter to the community.

This article talks about Nathaniel's investigation into the old railroad stations located in Amberleigh Park behind Beulah Street and what still lies hidden in the woods.

This article talks about Nathaniel's book, "The Iron Road of Franconia" and how the railroad tycoons of the Reconstruction Era built their empires.

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This article speaks about the impact of Nathaniel's book on the Newington community and the history of the sometimes forgotten parts of southeast Fairfax County.

This annual report from the Fairfax County History Commission talks about Nathaniel's selection as the 2017 Nan Netherton Award winner for best new historic work.

This article talks about Nathaniel's award presentation from the Fairfax County History Commission as the 2017 Nan Netherton Award winner for best new historic work.

The Honorable Representative Gerald E. Connolly of Virginia entered his congratulations for Nathaniel's achievement award into the U.S. Congressional Record.

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Read how Nathaniel was recognized at the 13th Annual Fairfax County History Conference in commemoration of the 275th anniversary of the county’s founding.  The event took place at the Sherwood Community Center in Fairfax.

A documentary aired on Fairfax County's television channel 16 to honor the county's 275th anniversary and the fifteenth anniversary of the Franconia Museum.

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This article speaks about the impact of Nathaniel's book, "The Iron Road of Franconia" on the local community and the our need to preserve local history.

This article talks about Nathaniel's appointment as a member of the Board of Directors overseeing the non-profit Franconia Museum, Inc. in Alexandria.

This article talks about the publication of Nathaniel's hand-drawn map of the Franconia district in Fairfax County and how to get a copy!