Slavery museum property in jeopardy

12/25/10 Associated Press - December 25, 2010 8:45 AM ET FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) - Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder could be on the verge of losing the 38-acre property in Fredericksburg where he had...

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Slavery museum will be built, Wilder says

02/16/11 L. Douglas Wilder, former Virginia governor and the chairman of the board of the U.S. National Slavery Museum, said last night that the museum will be built in Fredericksburg on the land the museum owns in Celebrate Virginia. In an e-mail sent to The Free Lance-Star, Wilder wrote, "I want to say this as plainly and directly as I can: We intend to build the United States National Slavery Museum ...

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Wilder: We are committed to the United States National Slavery Museum

02/15/11 In an e-mail sent to CBS6 Tuesday evening. Former Governor L. Douglas Wilder states during the past few days he had received quite a few inquiries about the status of United States National Slavery Museum and released the statement below.

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