Records maintained by the Village Green Condominium Association. Village Green was one of the first apartment developments in Williamsburg, Virginia, built in 1968-1970 by the Geddy family as a family owned venture. It was sold to a Richmond, Va. group and converted into a condominium community in 1984- 1985. The records in this collection span the years of the condominium's creation through 2016. They include the original Declaration and By-Laws along with a 2009 revision, Real eEstate management records, board of director's meetings, sale prices of units, newsletters, property maintenance books, and general working files maintained by an active resident and board member of the Village Green Homeowner's Association, J. Douglas Smith.
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Village Green Condominium (Williamsburg, Va.) Records, Special Collections Research Center, William & Mary Libraries.
Gift of J. Douglas and Barbara Sanford Smith, through the Williamsburg Historic Records Association, May 2018.