Abram’s Delight Museum, Winchester’s oldest home and home of the Hollingsworth family, is a joy to tour. Visitors are treated to family heirlooms and original objects from the mid 18th and early 19th century in the home of one of Winchester’s most prominent families. For more information...
The Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum exists is ignite creativity, spark curiosity and inspire learning in visitors of all ages by providing a rich variety of interactive, hands-on exhibits and programs that focus on the sciences and mathematics, the humanities, and the arts. All exhibits, activities and experiences provided by the Discovery Museum adhere to the following...
The Newtown History Center offers museum exhibits and tours focusing on the people and events of Stephens City, Virginia’s long history. In addition to the exhibits located in the main museum, there also are interpretive displays in neighboring buildings that discuss the town’s wagon making industry and the architectural history of a late Colonial era structure known locally...
The museum is interpreted to honor the memory of General Jackson’s military genius as Robert E. Lee’s most valuable officer. His sincerity and valor moved men’s spirits to follow him against any odds. General Jackson’s office is essentially the same as when he used it, so...
The Museum of the Shenandoah Vally displays the art, history, and culture of the Valley. This museum complex includes six acres of spectacular gardens, a historic house dating to the 18th century, and a new museum built in 2005. Plan to spend the better part of the day experience all this site has to offer. For more information we recommend visiting this link. Directions >>
The Museum of the Shenandoah Vally displays the art, history, and culture of the Valley. This museum complex includes six acres of spectacular gardens, a historic house dating to the 18th century, and a new museum built in 2005. Plan to spend the better part of the day experience all this site has to offer. For more information we recommend visiting this link. Directions >>
The Old Court House in Wincheseter, VA was built in 1840 and replaced the original courthouse built in 1741. During the Civil War it served as both a hospital for sick and wounded soldiers and a prison. The courthouse was built to serve the citizens of Winchester and Frederick ...
The Warren Rifles Confederate Museum houses relics and records of the War Between the States. Its purpose is to preserve items, both military and civilian of the citizens of the Confederate States. For more information we recommend visiting this link. Directions >>