Historic Crab Orchard Museum
Tazewell, VA
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Tazewell, VA
Historic Crab Orchard Museum & Pioneer Park offers visitors a chance to tour its permanent collection of artifacts in the Lucie Greever Gallery. Guests can also visit special exhibitions and stroll through the Pioneer Park. A gift shop is available for perusing local crafts and goods.
Roanoke, VA
The Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke, VA, features a Permanent Collection of over 2,000 works, ranging from ancient Egyptian figures to contemporary art. Shaped by 75 years of gifts and stewardship, these works are displayed on a rotating basis in the Fralin Center for American Art. Visitors can explore the galleries on daily guided tours and enjoy free general admission.
Virginia Beach, VA
Broad Bay Country Club is a private country club in Virginia Beach. It features a traditional parkland-style championship golf course, crafted by Edmund Ault and Tom Clark to blend with the natural surroundings. The club also offers tennis, dining, and a clubhouse for member socializing and special events.
Chincoteague, VA Area
Specializes in wild pony boat tours, nature excursions, and guided waterfowl hunting, offering trips to see ponies, dolphins, and wildlife.
Photo by GustaveCourbetWinchester, VA
The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley is located in Winchester, VA. It features acres of gardens, landscape, and trails. The museum works to preserve and enrich the cultural life and heritage of the Valley. Visitors can explore various exhibitions and activities.
Ferrum, VA
The Blue Ridge Farm Museum is a re-created Virginia-German farmstead that depicts 1800 rural Blue Ridge life. Visitors can join costumed interpreters in activities such as preparing meals over an open hearth, driving oxen, and blacksmithing. The museum also features heirloom gardens and historic breeds of animals.
Ashland, VA
The Ashland Museum is located in downtown Ashland, Virginia, and focuses on collecting, preserving, and sharing the history and cultural heritage of the area. Visitors can explore online collections, see a current exhibit, and climb into a real Red Caboose. The museum also offers walking tours, cemetery tours, history talks, and programs for kids.
Virginia Beach, VA Area
The Well Virginia Beach is a wellness sanctuary providing holistic healing, organic products, and innovative body therapies such as therapeutic massage, rejuvenating body rituals, and detoxifying MLD sessions.
Norfolk, VA Area
Connects users with private chefs in Norfolk for in-home dining experiences, including weekly meal prep or special dinner parties.
Chantilly, VA
Amazing Farm Fun, located on Ticonderoga Farms, accepts private reservations for corporate outings, field trips, and groups. It offers various picnic areas, shelters, and barns, all of which are wheelchair accessible. Visitors can enjoy activities such as the largest hillside slides, teeter totters, swings, a bamboo maze, Noah’s Ark, and castle play structures. Bonfires and hayrides are available upon request.
Photo by photographer not creditedRichmond, VA
The John Marshall House was the home of Chief Justice John Marshall from 1790 to 1835 in Richmond’s historic Court End neighborhood. Guided tours explore the formation of American government through the federal judiciary, featuring the largest collection of original Marshall family pieces. The grounds offer a free self-guided outdoor exhibit detailing the house’s workyard and Marshall’s law office. The site also shares the Black history of the house, including stories of families built under enslavement.
Newport News, VA
The U.S. Army Transportation Museum houses a collection of nearly 7,000 artifacts and 1,000 exhibit props. Its collection features almost 100 macro artifacts, including planes, helicopters, tugboats, landing craft, trucks, jeeps, hovercraft, and trains. Visitors can see unique items like the only surviving gun truck from the Vietnam War and the first helicopter to fly at the South Pole. The museum also includes a large aircraft pavilion displaying nearly twenty historic aircraft.
Photo by National Park ServiceRichmond, VA
The Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site preserves the home of Maggie Lena Walker. Walker was a bank president, newspaper editor, and fraternal leader who devoted her life to civil rights advancement, economic empowerment, and educational opportunities for Jim Crow-era African Americans and women. The site serves as a tribute to her enduring legacy.
Lynchburg, VA
The Lynchburg Museum serves as the city's official Visitor Center, located in the historic Old Court House. It offers in-person galleries and digital exhibits that explore Lynchburg's story, culture, and military service. Visitors can see exhibits like Ornament on the Hill, Lynchburg Life, and Piedmont Pride, and access digital resources for historical research.
Norfolk, VA
Ocean View Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Hampton Roads, recognized as one of the area’s most memorable and enjoyable golf courses. It features hybrid Bermuda greens and plush, oak-lined fairways with many undulations and dog-legs. The course offers a fair test of golf for players of all abilities.
Kinsale, VA
The Kinsale Museum, operated by the Kinsale Foundation, opened to the public in 1993 after extensive restoration of its building. This historic building previously housed various businesses, including a tavern and a butcher shop. The museum serves as a place for visitors to learn about the local history of Kinsale.
Henrico, VA
The Clarke-Palmore House Museum is a National Register Historic Site located atop historic Marion Hill in Henrico County. The museum interprets the story of the Palmore family, who lived on a small farm in 1930 and struggled through the Great Depression. Built in stages starting in 1819, the property includes a picnic area and hosts special programs and events.
Onancock, VA Area
Holly Cove Charters offers secluded wildlife motorboat tours of creeks and coves in and around Onancock, Virginia, including sunset cruises, ecotours, and custom tours.
Colonial Heights, VA
The Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum spans 125,000 square feet, offering a look into a century of American agricultural and automotive heritage. Visitors can see fully restored antique farm tractors, farm related equipment, antique road trucks, and classic cars. The museum also features a gift shop with unique merchandise for truck and tractor enthusiasts, including clothing, home décor, and collectables.
Leesburg, VA
An aquatic center operated by the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, offering pool facilities for residents and visitors with various admission and pass options.
Windsor, VA
Boykins Tavern Museum is a historic structure named for Francis Boykin, who purchased the 1762 house in 1780. It is the only surviving building associated with the Isle of Wight Courthouse of 1800, where it served as a meeting place and social center. The tavern, which houses rare architectural facets, played a significant role in both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. This landmark is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Glen Allen, VA
Creepy Hollow Scream Park is Richmond's Ultimate Halloween destination, with more monsters, more frights and more fun! Join us for Richmond's legendary Halloween haunts!
Amherst, VA
Founded in 1976, the Amherst County Museum and Historical Society collects and preserves objects related to the history and genealogy of Amherst County. Visitors can explore museum exhibits, including a "Century of War" military exhibit and a permanent display on "The Monacan People." A research library is also available by prearranged appointment.
Charlottesville, VA Area
Endeavor Cycles offers a selection of high-quality hybrid, E-Bikes, mountain, and E-Mountain bikes for rent, allowing visitors to explore Charlottesville's historic sites and local trails.