mosaics of the F606W and F814W ACS images, we used Drizzlepac v2.0 and the [Astrodrizzle]{} routine. In Figure \[fig:image\], we present a false color RGB image of AGC 226067 and its surroundings (using the average of the F606W and F814W images as our ‘green’ image), with zoomed in cutouts highlighting several points of interest. The main stellar body of AGC 226067 consists primarily of blue stars in several distinct clumps. A second clump of blue stars $\sim$1.6 arcmin to the Northwest of the main body of AGC 226067 is seen, as has been noted in previous work [@Sand15; @Adams15; @Beccari16; @Beccari16b]. In contrast, an uncatalogued Virgo cluster dwarf galaxy serendipitously in our ACS field of view (which we dub Dw J122147+132853) consists almost entirely of red giant branch (RGB) stars, which we discuss below.

Properties of AGC 226067 {#sec:props}
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Stellar Population {#sec:stellarpops}
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The color magnitude diagram (CMD) of AGC 226067 reveals a complex and exclusively young stellar population. In the top panel of Figure \[fig:cmds\], we show the CMD of AGC 226067 centered on its main body, along with several background CMDs drawn from equal area outlying regions. AGC 226067’s main body has a population of faint, blue 