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Greg McQuade

Greg McQuade

Verified

Anchor, WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

Richmond

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  • The story of Jimmie Strother: How an inmate strummed his way into American lore

    By Greg McQuade Verified| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Va. — Right in the middle of the rolling hills of Goochland County, just off Route 6, the bucolic blends with barbed wire and brick. The place of work and punishment is probably the last place one would expect music history to unfold. But it was here an inmate strummed his way into American lore nearly 90 years ago. ”His banjo really rings out in such a strong way,” says historian Gregg Kimball.

    By Greg McQuade Verified · WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Richmond's Westham train station was built in 1911. They're trying to save a part of history.

    By Greg McQuade Verified| Our Community Now@ Share RICHMOND, Va. — You may have passed by the deserted landmark countless times and not looked twice. For good reason. As Robin Hood and Hermitage historian Selden Richardson says, the glory days have gone off the rails. “Why did this building have to end up like this,” says Richardson. “It is a pretty sad sight. The roof is in pretty bad shape.

    By Greg McQuade Verified · Our Community Now

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • The story of Jimmie Strother: How an inmate strummed his way into American lore

    By Greg McQuade Verified| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Va. — Right in the middle of the rolling hills of Goochland County, just off Route 6, the bucolic blends with barbed wire and brick. The place of work and punishment is probably the last place one would expect music history to unfold. But it was here an inmate strummed his way into American lore nearly 90 years ago. ”His banjo really rings out in such a strong way,” says historian Gregg Kimball.

    By Greg McQuade Verified · WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

    Apr. 11, 2025

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WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA)

Richmond, Virginia, United States

+1 804-254-3600