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Historic Christ Church Carter Reception Center and Museum
Irvington
Christ Church is the best preserved of colonial Virginia’s Anglican parish churches. It is the only church from colonial Virginia...
Christ Church is the best preserved of colonial Virginia’s Anglican parish churches. It is the only church from colonial Virginia...
Hope and Glory Inn
Irvington
Those of you seeking rest, relaxation, and romance will find will find everything you need and more at the whimsical boutique...
Those of you seeking rest, relaxation, and romance will find will find everything you need and more at the whimsical boutique...
Lancaster Virginia Historical Society
Founded in 1958, our nonprofit, volunteer-based historical organization was originally named Mary Ball Washington Museum & Library, Inc. in honor...
Lt. General Lewis Burwell “Chesty” Puller House
Saluda
Chesty Puller, in full Lewis Burwell Puller, (born June 26, 1898, West Point, Virginia, U.S.—died October 11, 1971, Hampton, Virginia),...
Old Middlesex County Courthouse – Middlesex County Women’s Club
Urbanna
Built in 1748 when Urbanna was the county seat. One of only eleven courthouses still standing in Virginia today.
Rosegill Plantation
Saluda
Step back in time for a week at one of the oldest and most historic estates in America. Hike around...
RS Bristow’s Store
Urbanna
The “Home of Good Goods” since 1876, Bristow’s is the areas only surviving general store. Original wood floors, glass display...
The Marble House
Urbanna
Victorian era home. It’s named from the use of marble that steamboats carried from Baltimore to adorn its porches, steps...
Tides Inn
Irvington
Set on the lush peninsula with the Potomac River to the north, the Rappahannock River to the south, and historic...
Set on the lush peninsula with the Potomac River to the north, the Rappahannock River to the south, and historic...
Urbanna Oyster Festival
Urbanna
Urbanna welcomes over 50,000 people to celebrate everything oyster! Waterfront activities, arts and crafts, parades, oyster shucking contests and more!
