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Considered one of central Virginia's most incredibly architectural sights, Point of Honor is the former home of Dr. George Cabell, Sr., friend of Patrick Henry. The house was built in 1815 and over-looks the James River. The sight has been completely restored to its original beauty and is open daily for guided tours. Address: 901 Court St. Lynchburg VA
1 434 847-1459
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Journey with us thru the pages of Military History at the AAF Tank Museum. Visit the most extensive collection of military tank and cavalry collection in the United States. Tanks, artillery, weapons, uniforms, helmets, military memorabilia from 1509 to present. Address: 3401 U.S. Highway 29 Danville Virginia USA 24540
Send an Email (1) 1 434 836-5323
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Belmont: The Gari Melchers Estate & Memorial Gallery began as a farmhouse in the late 18th century, and evolved into a 22 room estate in later years. In addition to numerous pieces of period furniture, many of the works of famed American artist Gary Melcher are kept here. The work of other artists, such as Rodin and Morisot, is also displayed here. Address: 224 Washington St Fredericksburg VA USA
1 540 654-1015
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This hands on children's museum is located on the east end of the Downtown Mall. Its exhibits explore the arts, humanities, history and nature. Children are encouraged to play with the exhibits in order to gain a better understanding. The museum features a variety of permanent and changing exhibits. Address: 524 East Main Street Charlottesville VA USA 22902
Send an Email (5) 1 434 977-1025
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Montpelier was once the home of former president James Madison and his family. Starting as an eight-room brick home, Madison continued to add to it until 1809 when the house was a 30-room grande estate. Montpelier offers a visitor's center, walking trails, archaeological dig sites, formal gardens, and both flat and steeplechase horse racing tracks. Address: 11407 Constitution Highway Montpelier Station VA USA 22957
1 540 672-2728
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The Lynchburg Museum is located in the Old Court House in downtown Lynchburg. The Courthouse, built in 1855, over-looks James River and is Hill city's most famous landmark. It contains rare artifacts and old photographs detailing Lynchburg's past. Each year the museum adds more to their permanent collection and cycles the changing exhibits. Address: 901 Court St. Lynchburg VA 24505
1 434 847-1459
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James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library offers visitors a glimpse of the life of this fifth president of the United States. The museum contains correspondance from Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, as well as some of his own personal items, such as his dueling pistols. The library contains over 10, 000 books, a recreation of his personal collection. Thirty minute guided tours are offered. Address: 908 Charles St Fredericksburg VA USA
1 540 654-1043
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