Heinrich Giebel (1865-1951), a well-known impressionist landscape artist, painted in Büdingen in 1934. ​He was one of the main exponents of the artist colony of Willingshausen In the late 19th and early 20th century Germany.  Giebel's paintings were inspired by impressionism and "plein air" style and devoted to living in the country and capturing rural life and landscapes.  Giebel's paintings of the Büdingen seem to me to capture the  essence of the village during the early time of the Gerlachs of Büdingen.

Scott Zerull while a senior history major and cadet at Norwich University, the Military College of Vermont, wrote and presented a paper on the military career of Capt. George R. Bedinger.  Scott Zerull  generously granted permission for his paper, "A Civil War Soldier of Versatility: The George Rust Bedinger Story", to be printed in the Bedinger Website. 

Nine poems by Danske Bedinger Dandridge and two poems by Daniel Bedinger Lucas are brought to us with a fresh insight and renewed appreciation through the music of  composer, song writer and performer, Terry Tucker, of Shepherdstown, West Virginia. The poems serve as lyrics to the songs in Terry Tucker's recording, Lantern in a Poet's Garden.  Terry says, the poems were the inspiration for the music, each song bringing the poem to life and color and each poem creating its own unique musical setting and arrangement. 

A "feature length" documentary, entitled THE GENERAL'S BROTHER, the story of Samuel Washington, the younger brother of General George Washington, has been created relating the many capacities in which Samuel Washington participated as a patriot during the Revolution only to die weeks before the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. ​