Bethany Worley, director of Blue Ridge Institute and Museum, said she is excited to share the treasures of the Dorothy Cundiff Collection which has been donated to BRIM.
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Dorothy Cundiff oversaw the daily operations of the Rocky Mount Farmers Market. Cundiff was key to the creation of the market more than two decades ago. The town council voted in 2016 to name the farmers’ market for her and put up a sign.
Bethany Worley, director of the Blue Ridge Institute and Museum, was thrilled to learn in January that BRIM was being given local historian Dorothy Cundiff’s collection. The collection is so large that Worley said a moving company was hired to move the eight file cabinets of 96 linear feet and other memorabilia to the BRIM site at Ferrum College.
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Bethany Worley, director of Blue Ridge Institute and Museum, said she is excited to share the treasures of the Dorothy Cundiff Collection which has been donated to BRIM.
Dorothy Cundiff oversaw the daily operations of the Rocky Mount Farmers Market. Cundiff was key to the creation of the market more than two decades ago. The town council voted in 2016 to name the farmers’ market for her and put up a sign.
