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Foodie's Guide to Lynchburg
Lynchburg Museum System
Explore the Lynchburg Museum System's two sites ~ The Lynchburg Museum at the Old Court House and Point of Honor, Dr. George Cabell's 1815 house overlooking the James River and downtown Lynchburg.
Taubman Museum of Art: Explore our Galleries
The Taubman Museum of Art is part of the lively metro mountain mix of arts, culture and outdoor fun in the heart of downtown Roanoke, Virginia. The Museum offers eleven galleries as part of the Fralin Center for American Art and originates 15-20 exhibitions per year. Featured artists have ranged from Kehinde Wiley to John James Audubon and from Sally Mann to Norman Rockwell.
George C. Marshall Walking Tour
Walk in the steps of Marshall!
Lexington's Natural Attractions
Get outside and experience Lexington's natural attractions. Take in the sights with a cruise down America's Favorite Drive or the Appalachian Waters Scenic Byway. Taste away at an organic orchard, commune with nature, or bask in the gorgeous views with an unforgettable hike, bike, or paddle. Explore a sacred Native American site where George Washington is said to have carved his initials and was later owned by Thomas Jefferson. Your visit here is a veritable a walk through history. Besides, nothing beats the great outdoors, so come make lasting memories here. Cover photo credit: Valerie via Flickr.
Welcome to Richmond
Patrick Henry’s famous “Give me Liberty or give me Death” speech took place in Richmond in 1775. Today, Richmond is more than just Virginia’s state capital; it’s where the American South begins. Come explore these local favorites to get a true taste of the town.
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Virginia State Capitol
Second oldest working capital in the United States
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The Capitol
Explore the seat of Virginia's state government and the state's role in American history.
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Virginia Civil Rights Memorial
Completed in 2008, the memorial features 18 statues and two quotes
American Civil War Museum
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Governor's Mansion
Built in 1813, the Governor’s Mansion is the oldest in continuous use.
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