The museum preserves and promotes the history and heritage of the Town of Lovettsville and its surrounding area. We offer a number of displays of historical items and provide information regarding Lovettsville’s past and present families, homes, buildings, business, and organizations.
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Loudoun Museum
Historical Sites, Museums, Historical Sites, Museums
The Loudoun Museum interprets the county’s cultural history with permanent and changing exhibits, tours, and special events. The restored c. 1767 log cabin is used for groups, interpretation, and special programs. The Museum is located in two 19th century buildings at the corner of Loudoun and Wirt Streets in historic downtown Leesburg. Convenient parking is […]
Little Fork Episcopal Church C. 1774-1776
Historical Sites, Historical Sites
Also known as Oak Shade Church, Little Fork Church is the oldest standing church building in Culpeper County, and the County’s only Colonial church.
Lincoln, VA
Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites, Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites
Liberty Heritage Society Museum
Historical Sites, Museums, Historical Sites, Museums
This small museum, located on historic Main Street in Old Town Warrenton, features changing exhibits on life beginning in the mid-1700’s through the Civil War and the war’s aftermath.
Liberia House
Historical Sites, Historical Sites
Constructed in 1825, Liberia was the home of William Weir and his wife, Harriet Bladen Mitchell Weir. Built largely by enslaved laborers, this two-story brick house is the one of the few remaining early nineteenth century structures in Manassas. Liberia’s Civil War history is well documented in the historical record. Graffiti, left behind by Union […]
Leesburg, VA
Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites, Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites
Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of the University of Virginia
Historical Sites, Museums, Historical Sites, Museums
The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of the University of Virginia came into being in 1997 through a gift by American businessman, John W. Kluge. Mr. Kluge began collecting Aboriginal art in 1988 and compiled one of the foremost private collections of Australian Aboriginal art in the world.
Keswick, VA
Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites, Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites
James Madison’s Montpelier
Historical Sites, Museums, Presidential Homes & Sites, Historical Sites, Museums, Presidential Homes & Sites
Scenic Drives and Trails
The lifelong home of James Madison, “Father of the Constitution” and fourth President of the United States, was also home to three generations of the Madison family from 1723 to 1844. The mansion core was built by Madison’s father c.1760.
Hillsboro, VA
Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites, Historic Towns & Villages, Historical Sites