up the Lee Family Digital Archive (LFDA), a long-term project aimed at creating an online edition of the papers of the prominent Lee family of Virginia. The LFDA was affiliated with Washington and Lee University before moving to Stratford Hall, which now administers the site. As Director of the LFDA—which is producing a historical edition covering about 350 years of American history—Grizzard oversaw all aspects of the project, including the search for Lee-related documents; the transcription, annotation, and electronic markup of documents; and project fundraising. At both the University of Virginia and at Washington and Lee University, Grizzard coordinated lecture series bringing together more than three dozen prominent historians and writers to speak about various historical subjects, including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Colonial Jamestown, and Robert E. Lee. Works Documentary History of the Construction of the Buildings at the University of Virginia, 1817–1828 (Ph.D. dissertation; The University of Virginia E-Text Website, 1996) “A Perilous and Grievous Burden’: The Dilemma of the Antislavery Slaveholder in Virginia During the Early National Period: A Case Study of General John Hartwell Cocke of Bremo (M.A. Thesis, 1989) “Why I Have 500 Copies of the Same Book,” Biblio: The Magazine for Collectors of Books, Manuscripts, and Ephemera (vol. 1, Nov.–Dec. 1996) “Stevenson’s ‘Wide and Starry Sky’,” Virginia Quarterly Review (vol. 73, Winter 1997) “Supply Problems Plagued the Continental Army from the Start,” The American Revolution, National Discussions of Our Revolutionary Origins (Companion Website for the Television Series Liberty! 1997) “Come on In, the Door’s Open: The Who, Where and Whys of Visitors to Our Websites” (Association for Documentary Editing Website, 1997) “George Washington and Nineteenth-Century Culture,” Encyclopedia of the United States in the Nineteenth Century (Paul Finkelman, ed., Scribners, 2001) George Washington: A Biographical Companion (ABC-CLIO, 2002) The Historic Charlottesville Tour Book (ed., Albemarle County Historical Society, 2002) Review of Richard Schickel’s Woody Allen: A Life in Film, in Virginia Quarterly Review (vol. 81, Spring 2004) George! A Guide to All Things Washington (Mariner Publishing, 2005) The Ways of Providence: Religion and George Washington (Mariner Publishing, 2005) John Milton Mackie’s “The Administration of Washington” (ed., Mariner Publishing, 2006) “La vicenda di Michele e Giacomo Raggi tra le carte d'archivio di Thomas Jefferson,” in Luisa Passeggia's Carrara e il mercato della scultura: Arte, gusto e cultura materiale in Italia, Europa e Stati Uniti tra XVIII e XIX secolo (Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Carrara, 2005) The