A state historical marker issued by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources that highlights work of Lucy Harrison Miller Baber in overhauling Virginia’s juvenile justice system in the mid-20th century will be dedicated in Lynchburg later this month.

The dedication ceremony will begin at 11 a.m., Saturday, November 28, on the front terrace of the Lynchburg Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courthouse, located at 909 Court Street in Lynchburg.

Speakers during the ceremony will include Lynchburg Vice Mayor Beau Wright; the Honorable Cary Payne, Judge, Lynchburg Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court; Ted Delaney, director of the Lynchburg Museum System; and the daughter and son of Lucy Baber, Jane Baber White and Edgar Miller Baber, and grandson K. Spencer White Jr.