Preservationist. She was the daughter of Industrialist Archer Anderson and granddaughter of Confederate General Joseph Reid Anderson, both whom served as presidents of Tredegar ironworks in Richmond. She was President of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society from 1912 to 1952, which preserved the White House of the Confederacy and developed the Museum of the Confederacy into one of the largest collections of Confederate items in the world.∼Daughter of Archer Anderson & Mary Anne Mason Anderson
Preservationist. She was the daughter of Industrialist Archer Anderson and granddaughter of Confederate General Joseph Reid Anderson, both whom served as presidents of Tredegar ironworks in Richmond. She was President of the Confederate Memorial Literary Society from 1912 to 1952, which preserved the White House of the Confederacy and developed the Museum of the Confederacy into one of the largest collections of Confederate items in the world.∼Daughter of Archer Anderson & Mary Anne Mason Anderson
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