One of the goals of the Meadowbrook Museum is to share knowledge and information with other organizations that seek to preserve our area's culture and history.
We also invite you to visit our Facebook page and join our expanding community of Eastern Montgomery history enthusiasts.
Montgomery Museum
of Art & History
A nonprofit organization located in Christiansburg, Virginia, dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of the history of Montgomery County, Virginia and the region and to the promotion of regional artists.
Christiansburg Institute
A grassroots African American cultural heritage and historic preservation nonprofit with a mission of community education, intergenerational empowerment, and the equitable stewardship of African American history, stories, and culture.
Gathering Blacksburg History
A digital collection of historical information about Blacksburg, Virginia and the surrounding Montgomery County, where citizen-researchers can access and share historical documents, images, and other archival materials.
Glencoe Mansion, Museum and Gallery
The Glencoe Mansion, Museum and Gallery tells the story of the Wharton family's role in Southwest Virginia's post-Civil War development, and features exhibits on Radford-area history and the region's artistic culture.
Salem Museum & Historical Society
The Salem Museum in Salem, Virginia preserves more than 300 years of history, arts, and sports in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains.
Wilderness Road Regional Museum
Located in a historic home in Dublin, Virginia, the Wilderness Road Regional Museum features New River Valley archives, artifacts, and a research library.
Montgomery–Floyd
Regional Library
The Meadowbrook Public Library is part of the Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library system. It is located in the Meadowbrook Center in Shawsville.
Eastmont Community Foundation
The Eastmont Community Foundation, located in the Meadowbrook Center, is a private, nonprofit organization that provides services and opportunities to Eastern Montgomery County residents.
LINC Letter
A quarterly Eastern Montgomery County newsletter focused in “Linking Individual Needs in Our Community” and featuring local news and events provided by schools, businesses, schools, churches, volunteer groups, and citizens.