Address: 3536 Fairystone Park Hwy, Bassett, VA 24055, USA
“They had an open house this past weekend and the place is beautiful. It has a lot of room and a good parking lot nearby. The location is really good too. From the train station, you are across the street from the Railway Cafe in one direction and the post office and Bassett Corporate Headquarters in the other. I can see where this would be a good venue for corporate events and weddings.”
Address: 1113 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
“Built in 1895, beautifully restored almost 100 years later in 1994, the de Witt Cottage features a large collection of wildfowl decoys, as well as a wide variety of old photographs, newsclips, and antiques. Lower floor free, $2 donation requested for upper gallery, which is accessible via stairlift for those who may have difficulty climbing. Video lecture provides a brief history of the Virginia Beach boardwalk. Great lens back in time for those interested in the area's history. Curator was knowledgeable and gregarious without being pushy. Souvenir postcards 3-for-$1. Gift shop also featured books, art, jewelry, and (of course!) decoys. Purchase came with complimentary reusable state-branded canvas tote. Would recommend checking it out if you're in the area.”
Address: 302 S Crater Rd, Petersburg, VA 23803, USA
“So much history. Get off 95 and spend sometime in Petersburg.”
Address: 281 Bank St, Surry, VA 23883, USA
“Cute little museum run by all volunteers, nice boat house from the ferry and lots of interesting historical documents. Nice folks to share their knowledge. Also check out the Bacon Castle while you are close.”
Address: 7295 Young St, Machipongo, VA 23405, USA
“Wow, I’m so glad we found this wonderful museum on our trip down to the southern end of ESVA! This museum is really beautifully executed, and well organized. We saw many facets of early eastern shore life that were fascinating as well as unknown to us. We will definitely be back! They have a very cool planter type box out front where the kids can hunt (and find!) for shark teeth - that was a big hit with our little ones.”
Address: 4136 Cheswick Ln, Virginia Beach, VA 23455, USA
“An awesome tour, chandelier started shaking and no one was moving that made the hair rise on our arms. With 11 known spirits and 1 cat it's possible to have an encounter. Most of the house felt relatively normal but the upstairs bedroom to the left there wasn't a good vibe coming from that room. I'd say definitely worth the tour and if you get an opportunity to stay the night, it'd be once in a lifetime.”
Address: 3400 Mountain Rd, Glen Allen, VA 23060, USA
“Late summer visit was the perfect day. We began our visit with a picnic at the fountain pond. After lunch, it was a short walk to the museum farm area where turkeys, chickens, sheep, mules/donkeys and pigs were on display. The museum buildings are closed. A semi secluded area with a few picnic tables for seating provided a quiet area to sit and relax. We ended our visit with a short walk through a wooded area, past a hidden pond that led us back to the fountain pond. We had our dog with us. There is plenty of open space to switch to the 50' leash and let him run. But, around the farm, the short leash was a better choice. The farm museum is close the 295 and you'll hear background road noise from it. I recommend a visit here if you have the chance. Especially on less crowded days.”
Address: 309 Water St, Yorktown, VA 23690, USA
“Director of education Mike was a great source of info. Thank you for letting us into the windmill and wood shop. We will definitely be back again soon!”
Address: 6332 Barcroft Mews Dr, Falls Church, VA 22041, USA
“Interesting Historic House to rent. Perfect for a unique get to gather when you do not have the space. The facility has a kitchen with rooms that can be set up for seating. Tables and chars are available at the facility. Both the main level and basement level are accessible with the largest room on the basement level. Personally, I would not use this facility for a wedding reception because of the distinct rooms would separate your guests. Something less formal it works great. Guests can wonder around talk and take in the historic photos on the walls. Current pricing is reasonable Base Fee (4-hours): $380 Extra Hours: $95/hour Alcohol Beverage Use Fee: $200 Security Deposit: $300”
Address: 677 Craghead St, Danville, VA 24541, USA
“I took my little ones to the science center, and we had a blast! So many fun hands-on activities for the kids to do. My daughter especially loved building her own rocketship and race car. The playground area across the street was well maintained, and the train theme was really cool. It's fun for the big kids (adults), too! Will definitely go back next time we are in the area visiting family.”
Address: 21 Performance Drive, Stuart, VA 24171, USA
“Love this place I grew up in this little town great people who speak with a stranger like they have known them forever they make everyone feel at home”
Address: 116 W Blue Ridge St, Stuart, VA 24171, USA
“Great Museum. Excellent collection. Great folks.”
Address: Harrison B. Wilson Hall, 700 Park Ave, Norfolk, VA 23504, USA
“This is an excellent collection of works. The poor reviews mention nothing about the amazing artwork located within the gallery itself. For anyone looking to visit, it’s located in the NSU library. Call the museum itself to schedule a visit.”
Address: 4115 Nine Mile Rd, Richmond, VA 23223, USA
Address: 465 Bacons Castle Trail, Surry, VA 23883, USA
“Very interesting tour of a historical landmark. The tour guide was great, and she did a wonderful job answering questions. Very interesting story behind this historical home. We were able to walk the grounds and see several other historical out buildings and the garden. Glad we stopped in.”
Address: 1775 Old Ferry Rd, Hudgins, VA 23076, USA
“It was lovely, so pleased we made the journey. Pat made us so welcome and we bought a t shirt.”
Address: 212 Johnson St, Stuart, VA 24171, USA
“Best place I went on vacation. It’s free and so much to look at for anyone who enjoys Racing. 👍”
Address: 2200 Parks Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
“Very nice place to go and has interactive activities for children. I thought it was a very cute place to go especially for relaxing. It was free for us to go in since the Virginia Beach City pays for this place to stay open and up. It’s a small but good Museum for your day on vacation when you want to relax and just enjoy art and what it offers to your mind. It had different types of art too, painting, prints, sculpture, and videos! All loved and appreciated. They also have a cute gift shop full of books and stickers! Very nice place and would come back again one day in the future.”
Address: 1341 Princess Anne Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23457, USA
“Amazing! Very friendly and knowledgeable staff! You can tell they love what they do and are very proud of this museum! One of the best and most interesting places I’ve been to! Unfortunately, I didn’t know you could reserve a ride in one of their restored planes before going, but I guess that just gives me a reason to come back for another visit so I can take to skies! It was amazing to watch the plane take off!”
Address: 175 Lay Landing Rd, King William, VA 23086, USA
“I visited here in October 2021. This place is a nice little spot to learn more Pre-Columbian and colonial-era Virginian Indian society. Lots of awesome artifacts. Very clean and the staff were great. If you like Native culture, I would easily recommend this place.”
Address: Mill House Museum, 413 Mill St, Occoquan Historic District, VA 22125, USA
Address: 868 Plantation Rd, Surry, VA 23883, USA
“Beautiful place. I'm hoping to update once we get to tour the mansion but the beach is amazing. It was our first time. I can't wait to go again”
Address: 4950 Windy Ln, Barhamsville, VA 23011, USA
“Excellent knowledge & skill?!”
Address: 3401 US-29 BUS, Danville, VA 24540, USA
“Way way more thorough and impressive than I imagined. We were both somber and elated, and of course PATRIOTIC!! The boss answered all our questions and gave us real perspective on the museum contents and its rightful place in history; which must be maintained and broadly experienced by USA citizens and others of all ages! Loved it!”
Address: 482 Main St, Mathews, VA 23109, USA
“What a gem! Mathews is full of great history! The curators were delightful!”
Address: 7218 Merrimac Trail, Williamsburg, VA 23185, USA
“My wife and I had a wonderful time here April 15th 2022. As a long time rum enthusiast I truly appreciate their knowledge and expertise on rum and rum history. We tasted some excellent rums and shared some ideas. Their passion for a rum cannot be understated. Happy to take a signed bottle home.”
Address: 609 Brown Ave, Hopewell, VA 23860, USA
“My new young wife & I rented & lived in an apartment at City Point Inn in Hopewell while I was stationed at Ft. Lee in 1976. City Point was an amazing place to stay due to it's history. I wonder, all these years later, why there are no pictures of the place beyond postcards.”
Address: 510 N Main St, Suffolk, VA 23434, USA
“We were visiting family and wanted to find somewhere with Suffolk history and charm and Riddick Folly House did not disappoint! Lee took us on a 1.5 hours tour (fairly priced) of the 4 story mansion and was able to keep our children who are 10 and 6 engaged and interested. You could tell Lee has a passion for what he is sharing and is very knowledgeable. He would ask us questions and wouldn't even mind answering silly questions. If you are interested in Greek revival homes, carved moldings, intricate furniture, civil war memorabilia and history this beautiful museum will not disappoint. Also, the gift shop had many items true to the character of the home that were reasonably priced. I bought quite a few great items.”
Address: 814 Randolph Ave, Cape Charles, VA 23310, USA
“We visited on a Sunday and almost didn’t stay because the person opening the museum arrive almost 15 minutes late. The museum is a gem. It is small but includes a lot about the history of Cape Charles. There were displays of artifacts and books that had lots of pictures and information. There was also a fairly long video about the building of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. They also have a display modeling the bridge and tunnel system. It was small but well worth the visit. They also have a few cases of items/books for sale. They only take cash!”
Address: 12229 Bristow Rd, Bristow, VA 20136, USA
“Excellent and extremely well maintained county Historic Centre. Multiple buildings are open. There is about half mile walking trail that lead you to the run. Steep in places and with steps. The trail is unpaved. One needs to watch out for tree roots..The site has both Civil War Trails marker and is stop 5 on the Bristoe Campaign Trail. Highly recommended.”
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