The GCV Fellowship Archives

The Rudy J. Favretti Fellowship

To execute measured drawings of historic gardens in private ownership.

The Favretti Fellowship was named in honor of The Garden Club of Virginia's former landscape architect, Rudy J. Favretti, FASLA, in appreciation for his distinguished contributions to historic landscape scholarship, restoration, and education.

Frascati, Orange County, 2009
Michael Painton, Ball State University

Tuckahoe Plantation, Goochland County, 2008
Hannah Warfield Revel, J. Sargeant Reynolds

Bloomsbury, Orange, 2007
Carrie Trebil, Clemson University

Tuckahoe Plantation, Goochland County, 2006
Joshua A. Meyer, Temple University, Ambler

Dan's Hill, Danville, 2005
Jackie Luzar, Ball State University

Mirador, Greenwood, 2004
Andrew Kohr, Ball State University

Rosewell, Gloucester County, 2003
Ginnifer McGill, University of Virginia

Old Mansion, Bowling Green, 2002
Sarah Trautvetter, University of Virginia

Bremo, Fluvanna County, 2001
Adriane Fowler, University of Virginia

Bremo, Fluvanna County, 2001
Jocelyn Chorney, University of Manitoba

Bremo, Fluvanna County, 2000
Brooke Whiting, University of Pennsylvania

Bremo Recess, Fluvanna County, 1999
Christopher Stevens, University of Virginia

Eyre Hall, Eastern Shore, 1997
Darrin Alfred, University of Colorado, Denver

Sabine Hall, Warsaw, 1996
Mario Herada, University of California, Berkeley

The William D. Rieley Fellowship

To research and document historic gardens not privately held.

Morven Park, Leesburg, 2009
Karen Kennedy, University of Washington, Seattle

Chatham Manor, Fredericksburg, 2006
Zachary Scott Rutz, University of California, Berkeley

Gay Mont, Port Royal, 2005
Penelope Heavner, George Washington University

Gay Mont, Port Royal, 2005
Courtney Hinson, North Carolina State University