As part of its mission, Historic Fredericksburg foundation actively owns, restores, and protects properties in Fredericksburg. The foundation currently owns the 1851 grocery story at 604 A William Street as well as the 1748 Lewis store, whose recent restoration is a proud accomplishment. HFFI has in the past contributed to the preservation of such Fredericksburg landmarks as the Old Stone Warehouse, Old City Hall (now the Fredericksburg Museum), the Gravatt House, a historic kitchen dependency, Chimneys, the Silversmith Shop and the Doggett House. The Foundation maintains protective easements on 39 sites in the city. As part of its educational mission, the foundation publishes the annual Journal of Fredericksburg History. Our Marker Program researches historic buildings and provides bronze plaques for interested property owners. The Oral History Program has produced transcriptions of interviews with nearly 100 local citizens. Our research room contains a photograph collection as well as books and other resources for the researcher.