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Gettysburg Battlefield Diorama

Historical Sites, Historical Sites

Gettysburg, PA

The Gettysburg History Center proudly presents The Battle of Gettysburg in a truly unique and orignal light and sound show that is fully narrated. The three days of the epic battle are presented across a three dimensional landscape that is the largest military diorama in the United States.

Germanna Colonies Memorial

Historical Sites, Historical Sites

Locust Grove, VA

The Germanna Visitor Center and Library building is one of the jewels of Germanna. The Germanna Visitor Center is located on Virginia Route #3 adjacent to the Germanna Community College’s main campus which is built on land donated by the Germanna Foundation to the Commonwealth of Virginia for the purpose of building the college. The […]

George Washington Carver Regional High School

Historical Sites, Historical Sites

Rapidan, VA

African Americans throughout Virginia lobbied persistently for better education, yet progress came slowly. Culpeper and Orange offered very limited secondary programs, while Greene, Madison, and Rappahannock did not extend beyond seventh grade.

George Rogers Clark Historic Marker

Historical Sites, Historical Sites

Charlottesville, VA

A mile north was born George Rogers Clark, defender of Kentucky and conqueror of the Northwest, November 19, 1752.

General Lee’s Headquarters

Historical Sites, Museums, Historical Sites, Museums

Gettysburg, PA

Civil War Museum housed in the Gettysburg headquarters of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. It was in this house that Gen. Lee & his staff planned the Battle of Gettysburg. Tour the museum’s exhibits located in this historic structure. Artifacts from the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War are showcased. Visitors will also find […]

Gathland State Park and War Correspondents

Historical Sites, Museums, Historical Sites, Museums

Hiking

Jefferson, MD

Gathland State Park was once the mountain home of George Alfred Townsend, a Civil War journalist. It is the site of a unique collection of buildings and structures that he designed and constructed, some of which have been restored.

Freedom Museum

Historical Sites, Museums, Historical Sites, Museums

Manassas, VA

Lest We Forget’, is the motto of this museum, where visitors can enjoy an array of memorabilia, photography, artifacts, and interactive displays detailing U.S. military involvement in 20th century wars and conflicts.

Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitors Center

Battle Sites, Historical Sites, Battle Sites, Historical Sites

Scenic Drives and Trails

Fredericksburg, VA

The visitor center contains exhibits, a 22-minute movie and bookstore to help orient visitors to the 1862 battle. A five-mile driving tour and several walking trails provide access to the key spots on the battlefield including Chatham Manor.

Frederick Historic District

Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites, Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites

Shopping

Restaurants

Frederick, MD

Frederick was a regional market and industrial center well into the 20th century. During the Civil War, Frederick was witness to three Confederate invasions, thirty-eight skirmishes and two major battles (South Mountain and Monocacy) as hundreds of thousands of soldiers marched through the community.

Farnsworth House

Historical Homes, Historical Sites, Historical Homes, Historical Sites

Restaurants

Gettysburg, PA

As a sharpshooters post, the building shows the scars of more than 100 bullet holes. Ghost stories in cellar and candlelight walks at the Inn/Bed & Breakfast and Farnsworth House Inn Restaurant. Civil War period dining experience. Some specialties include game pie, peanut soup, spoon bread and pumpkin fritters. Period fare served by period dressed […]

Farmer’s Delight

Historical Sites, Historical Sites

Middleburg, VA

Farmer’s Delight is a country estate dating back to pre-Revolutionary America. The house itself was built in the 1790’s by Colonel Joseph Flavius Lane (1756 – 1803) on a five hundred acre parcel of land that can be traced to the original King Charles II 1661 land grant of 5,282,000 Virginia acres to seven English […]

Fairview Cemetery

Historical Sites, Historical Sites

Culpeper, VA

Fairview is a beautiful cemetery which dates back to the 1800’s. Its rolling acres have met the needs and desires of many who seek a peaceful and well-maintained burial place.