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 WAYNESBORO, VA
Plumb House
Museum containing the history of the Plumb family that lived in the house for 5 generations and information on the Battle of Waynesboro fought in 1865 during the Civil War. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Virginia Landmarks Register, and the Virginia Civil War Trails.
1021 West Main Street Open Thursday-Saturday, 10AM-4PM
P. Buckley Moss Museum
Renowned Artist Patricia Buckley Moss relocated to this area with her husband and discovered the Amish and Mennonite populations that became the focus of her work. This museum highlights her life and houses a gallery of her works.
150 P. Buckley Moss Drive
Waynesboro, Va. 22980
Telephone 540-949-6473
Artisans Center of Virginia
Tour a gallery of handcrafted, Virginian pottery, wood, metal, fiber, paper, glass, jewelry, clothing, musical instruments, quilts, furniture, accessories, and more.
Willow Oak Plaza
Rt. 340 North
801 West Broad St.
Waynesboro, VA 22980
540-946-3294
Toll free: 1-877-508-6069
Waynesboro Heritage Museum
Experience the history of Waynesboro through Artifacts, photographs, and a world-class doll collection.
West Main Street and Wayne Avenue
Open Wednesday through Saturday 10:00 until 4:00
or for large group tours by appointment only.
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STAUNTON
Walking Tours of Historic Districts
The best way to really see all of Staunton's great architecture is to walk around the 5 historic districts.Stop by the Staunton Visitorfs Center or any one of many local downtown merchants to pick up a copy of, "A Self-Guided Tour of Staunton's Historic Districts" or call 800-332-5219 for details.
Trolley Ride
Explore Downtown Staunton's shops and galleries by taking a free trolley ride across the city.Trolleys run all weekdays and Saturdays.
Gypsy Hill Park
A beautiful expansive 214 acre park including several playgrounds, athletic fields, golf course, pools, duck pond, picnic areas, and a children's railroad.During the summer there are free concerts almost every evening, including performances by the Stonewall Brigade Band.It's a great place to kick back and enjoy the Shenandoah Valley weather.Located on Thornrose Ave.
The Blackfriars Playhouse
Take in a show at the worldfs only re-creation of Shakespeare's indoor theater.Enjoy the American Shakespeare Center's resident troupe performing Shakespeare's works as he intended them to be performed.A truly an engaging experience that will be remembered for a long time to come. 540-851-1733
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library
Tour the galleries of this museum to learn and experience the public life of Woodrow Wilson, including his days at Princeton and his service as the 28th president of the United States from 1913-1921.The museum galleries contain personal belongings of the Wilson family and it is located adjacent to his birthplace.
18-24 North Coalter Street
Staunton, Virginia 24402-0024
Phone 540.885.0897
Farmers Market
A huge Farmers Market, where everything that can be grown is sold.The Saturday market is open from the first Saturday in April till the Saturday before Thanksgiving. 7:00 a.m. to noon.Wharf Parking Lot on Johnson Street in Downtown Staunton.The Wednesday Market is open from the first Wednesday in April till the last Wednesday in October. Noon- 5 p.m. South end of the Augusta County Government Center on Route 11 in Verona, VA.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
Monticello Explore the expansive house, estate, and plantation of the United States 3rd president, Thomas Jefferson.Surrounded by beautiful gardens and rich in tradition and history, Thomas Jefferson designed and built this home for himself and his family.Monticello has something for everyone.
UVA Campus Established in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson, The University of Virginiafs campus is also rich in history, from its famous founder to its famous students, UVA offers beautiful original architecture and interesting history.Free, guided tours of the Rotunda and Lawn are provided year-round. Tours meet daily (except during the Thanksgiving holiday in November and the three-week holiday break in Dec.-Jan. and the final exam period during the first three weeks of May) at 10, 11, 2, 3, and 4 inside the main entrance of the Rotunda. Call (434) 924-7969 for more information.
Ash Lawn-Highland
Home to James Monroe and his wife and just minutes from Monticello lays this 535- acre working farm and historic home.Offering tours and various educational programs about life on a farm during Monroefs time, Ash Lawn-Highland welcomes guests to enjoy themselves on the expansive lawns and participate in many sponsored events included a summer concert series and Christmas tree cutting in the winter.
Downtown Mall A pedestrian outdoor-mall that contains over 120 shops and 30 restaurants, an indoor ice skating rink, and movie theatre.Easily accessible and with ample parking, the mall is sure to have something to interest everyone.
The Paramount Theatre
Built in 1931 and recently restored and reopened, The Paramount is a beautiful theater with a schedule full of top performers and programs.
Virginia Discovery Museum For those with kids, the Virginia Discovery Museum is a must.Filled with hands on exhibits, children explore history, culture, arts, and science in a fun, playful environment.
John Paul Jones AreaThe arena plays host to not only to all University of Virginia home basketball games, but a wide variety of concerts, performances and other events; for example, Cirque du Soleil, Larry the Cable Guy, The Wiggles, Disney on Ice & WWE Monday Night Raw. Jimmy Buffett made a stop here on his "Summerzcool" tour, his first stop in Charlottesville in two decades. Dave Mathews, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Billy Joel, The Police, Lady Gaga and many more artists have performed at JPJA. In February 2007, the arena was awarded the title of "Best New Major Concert Venue" at Pollstar's 18th Annual Concert Industry Awards.
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17 Parkway Lane
Fishersville, VA 22939
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