Virginia Attractions
Pamplin Historical Park – Petersburg, Virginia
Travel back in time to the 1860s and enter the world of a Civil War soldier. The Civil War Adventure Camp is an 18-hour overnight experience that immerses participants in the life of a Civil War soldier. Fun and educational, adults and children alike will … [Read More...]
Agecroft Hall – Richmond, Virginia
Agecroft Hall - Richmond, Virginia If you have wanted to see the elegance of a true Tudor estate you have the opportunity to visit one in Richmond. This house was built over 500 years ago in Lancashire, England in the late 15th century. … [Read More...]
Arlington National Cemetery – Arlington, Virginia
Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia Provides Historic Attraction. Anyone staying in or passing through Arlington should make the Arlington National Cemetery a part of their vacation. The cemetery grounds are home to the Arlington House and some 25,000 … [Read More...]
Metro Richmond Zoo – Mosely, Virginia
Take a Trip to the Metro Richmond Zoo. Depending on which location you are coming from in correlation to the Richmond area, the Metro Richmond Zoo is only a few miles away. Located in Mosely, Virginia, the Metro Richmond Zoo provides a wide variety of … [Read More...]
George Washington’s Office – Winchester, Virginia
George Washington's Office - Winchester, Virginia Granted there isn't a great deal to see here but it is worth a quick stop to learn more of the history of the nation and George Washington. He used a little log building, now the middle room of George … [Read More...]
The Lyceum Alexandria’s History Museum – Alexandria, Virginia
The Lyceum Alexandria's History Museum - Alexandria, Virginia The Lyceum was built in 1839 to provide a place for lectures, scientific experiments and quiet reading. The building has been used as a Civil War hospital, a private home and an office … [Read More...]
Virginia Vacations
George Washington’s Office – Winchester, Virginia
George Washington's Office - Winchester, Virginia Granted there isn't a great deal to see here but it is worth a quick stop to learn more of the history of the nation and George Washington. He used a little log building, now the middle room of George … [Read More...]
The Lyceum Alexandria’s History Museum – Alexandria, Virginia
The Lyceum Alexandria's History Museum - Alexandria, Virginia The Lyceum was built in 1839 to provide a place for lectures, scientific experiments and quiet reading. The building has been used as a Civil War hospital, a private home and an office … [Read More...]