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Address: 251 Henricus Park Rd, Chester, VA 23836
This 32-acre park is located in the old "Citie of Henricus" that was founded in 1611. Guides in period dress lead visitors through several areas of the historical site where guests can learn about different aspects of 17th century life. Henricus was the site of the first hospital in the country, and for a short time...
Black History Museum and Cultural Center
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Address: 00 Clay St, Richmond, VA 23219
Located in the heart of Richmond's historically black district, this museum highlights traditional African artifacts, the accomplishments of African-American artists and the history of black people, emphasizing those of the state of Virginia. Exhibits include the tap shoes of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and memorabilia...
Category: Historic Sites - Richmond Attractions & Activities
Address: 412 S Cherry St, Albermarle and Cherry Sts, Richmond, VA 23220
This historic, downtown cemetery is popular for its history, statuary and interesting epitaphs. Burial place for Presidents Monroe and Tyler, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and more than 18,000 Confederate soldiers. The 90-foot granite pyramid that commemorates Civil War soldiers is a must-see.
Category: Historic Sites - Richmond Attractions & Activities
Address: 818 E Marshall St, Richmond, VA 23219
The home of John Marshall, who served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Secretary of State and Ambassador to France was built in 1790. The home includes Federalist furniture, design and memorabilia.
Category: Historic Sites - Richmond Attractions & Activities
Address: 16120 Chiswell Ln, Beaverdam, VA 23015
This suburban Richmond property was home to Patrick Henry, Virginia revolutionary figure and the state's first governor. Henry's lovely plantation home dates from the early 18th century and has been restored. Interesting look at the historical and cultural artifacts of this storied Virginia region.
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Address: 2201 Shields Lake Dr, Richmond, VA 23220
Richmonders take great pride in this 100-acre park that was originally the home of Major James H. Dooley. Features bountiful gardens, green hills and walkways. Also has a historically furnished Victorian home dating from 1890, a nature park and wildlife habitat and a children's farm with petting zoo. A great daylong...
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Address: 16000 Theme Park Way, Exit 98 off I-95, Doswell, VA 23047
After a long work-week or a grueling business trip, you're ready to unwind and act like a kid again. Head for Kings Dominion to ride some of the fastest, most spectacular rollercoasters around, including two suspended roller coasters, Volcano and the Blast Coaster. If the kids are along, they'll really love Kidsville,...
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Address: 2401 E Broad St, Richmond, VA 23223
Richmond's oldest church, St. John's, was founded in 1739 and hosted the Second Constitutional Convention in 1775. Site of Patrick Henry's famed "Give me liberty or give me death!" speech. Re-enactments are held between Memorial Day and Labor Day. The grounds house a historic cemetery that includes famous Richmonders...
Three Lakes Nature Center and Aquarium
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Address: 400 Sausiluta Dr, Richmond, VA 23227
In an idyllic setting next to a pristine lake and shrouded by tall timbers, the nature center allows visitors to learn about and explore the topics of air, land and water. Hands-on exhibits aid learning and bring subjects close to home. The 50,000-gallon aquarium dwarfs visitors and gives them a realistic view of life...
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Address: 17th St and Main St, Richmond, VA 23219
If you're in town May through October, stop by the 17th Street Farmers' Market. You get in free, and the market stays abloom with the season's best. From vendors selling home-cooked Amish soup to fresh, hand-cut flowers, you're guaranteed an inexpensive but priceless time.
