In Virginia, a home named ‘Sharswood’ has become a crucial link for Karen Dixon-Rexroth to her family’s history. Her brother Frederick Miller purchased the house, revealing its past as a tobacco plantation where their ancestors were enslaved. The discovery of their lineage has deeply impacted Dixon-Rexroth, who now conducts tours at ‘Sharswood’ to honor and remember the lives of enslaved individuals. The property also serves as a site for community remembrance events, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the dark history of slavery.