Appomattox Bank of the James donated a check of $1,000 to the Carver-Price Legacy Museum on Tuesday. Front row, from left: Bank of the James Vice President/Regional Manager Thomas Cobb, Carver-Price Executive Board Members Annie Trent, Harry Watkins and Mary Lou Spiggle, and Carver-Price Board of Directors President Ora McCoy. Back row, from left: Bank of the James Executive Vice President Patrick Richardson, Carver-Price Executive Board Member Don Jones, Bank of the James Appomattox Branch Manager Angie Williams and Carver-Price Maintenance Manager Eric Jones. Charles Conrad/Times Virginian

On Tuesday, the Carver-Price Legacy Museum received a $1,000 donation from the Bank of the James to assist with the museum’s current renovation project on Confederate Boulevard.

Bank of the James Executive Vice President Patrick Richardson released the following statement on behalf of Bank of the James.

“Bank of the James is proud to partner with the Carver-Price Legacy Museum. Many in the Appomattox community may have noticed the recent and significant renovations to the museum. We believe this support, along with other community gifts, will help the Carver-Price Legacy Museum achieve its full recognition as a regional icon.

“Our commitment to this organization as well as to many other organizations in the communities we serve represents our wholehearted belief that the Bank of the James is indeed where community and banking come together.”

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