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Download official Extensions PDFReturn to issue contextHON. ROBERT J. WITTMAN
of virginia
in the house of representatives
Mr. WITTMAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the Mathews Museum in Mathews County, Virginia, as it proudly sponsors the County's annual spring festival, May Faire, to be held May 2, 2026, and May 3, 2026. Now in its seventh year under the Museum's stewardship, this year's celebration is especially significant as it honors our Nation's 250th Anniversary.
both size and stature, becoming an integral part of the County's cultural and economic vitality. Guided by a dedicated Board of local residents, the Museum is committed to preserving, exploring, and sharing the rich history of Mathews County, ensuring that its stories remain vibrant for future generations.
artifacts, and cultural objects, the Museum brings the County's past to life. Its exhibits and educational programs offer residents and visitors alike a deeper understanding of Mathews County and highlight the important role the Commonwealth of Virginia has played in our Nation's history. Each year, May Faire invites attendees to explore a different aspect of the County's heritage. This year's focus highlights the area's rural way of life, its people, traditions, and enduring stories
Pole dances, musical entertainment, an archaeological dig led by the Fairfield Foundation, and a children's area featuring live animals, games, and hands-on activities. Inside the Museum, new exhibits will further engage and inspire. Among them are the Hunley General Store and a developing diorama of the Battle of Cricket Hill. Guests can also explore the history of the Indigenous peoples who lived in the Mathews area through original artifacts, a hands-on touch table, and a hand- carved dugout canoe.
preserving their history and sharing it with the public. Their efforts enrich not only their community but also the Commonwealth of Virginia and our Nation as a whole.