VG MEETS ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS OF THE VIRGINIA GREEN PROGRAM g PROVIDES PRINTED MATERIAL IN BRAILLE D $ PROVIDES DESCRIPTIONS BY A TRAINED AUDIO DESCRIBER ADMISSION REQUIRED W PROVIDES SIGN LANGUAGE q OFFERS ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND OR HAVE LOW VISION s PROVIDES ASSISTIVE LISTENING SYSTEMS b u PROVIDES A DEVICE USED FOR COMMUNICATION WITH AND BETWEEN HEARING IMPAIRED BUSES/GROUPS WELCOME c PET -FRIENDLY FACILITY I ADA -COMPLIANT THINGS TO DO Annaburg Brentsville Courthouse Historic Centre Prince William Forest Park visitmanassas.org | 703-368-1873 9201 Maple St., Manassas Grounds of this historic 1892 house are perfect for picnics and strolls. b c pwcgov.org/brentsville | 703-365-7895 12229 Bristow Rd., Bristow Five historic structures that interpret the 1820 town of Brentsville. $ b c nps.gov/prwi | 703-221-7181 18170 Park Entrance Rd., Triangle The largest protected natural area in the Washington, D.C., area. $ b c ARTfactory Bristoe Station Battlefield Park pwcgov.org/bristoe | 703-366-3049 Iron Brigade Unit Avenue and 10th Alabama Way, Bristow Park interprets two Civil War battlefields with walking trails. c Potomac River National Wildlife Refuge Complex Headquarters StageCoach Theatre -Black Box Stage Performances virginiaartfactory.org | 703-330-2787 9419 Battle St., Manassas Historic building offering theater, art gallery, and arts education. stagecoachtc.com | 571-477-9444 20937 Ashburn Rd., Suites 115 and 120, Ashburn StageCoach Theatre’s black-box theater in Loudoun presents bold adult productions and Theatre for Young Performers — intimate, dynamic, and family-friendly entertainment. Cannon Branch Fort fws.gov/refuge/occoquan-bay 703-490-4979 12638 Darby Brooke Ct., Woodbridge Managing more than 2,277 acres of wildlife refuge land. visitmanassas.org | 703-368-1873 10611 Gateway Blvd., Manassas Walk the trail circling this 1864 Civil War earthwork fort. b c Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve Quantico National Cemetery Freedom Museum, The freedommuseum.org | 703-393-0660 10440 Terminal Rd., Manassas Memorabilia detailing U.S. military involvement in 20th-century conflicts. b vof.org/protect/reserves/bull-run-mountains | 571-438-8957 17502 Beverley Mill Dr., Broad Run Easternmost front of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Environmental education. cem.va.gov | 703-221-2183 18424 Joplin Rd., Triangle Walk 150 wooded acres of burial sites of American war veterans. Rippon Lodge Historic Site Haymarket Museum Liberia House Historic Site visitmanassas.org | 703-368-1873 8601 Portner Ave., Manassas An 1825 home with Civil War history. House open seasonally. b c townofhaymarket.org/museum 703-753-2600 15025 Washington St., Haymarket Interprets the pre-Civil War town that Federal troops burned in 1862. pwcgov.org/ripponlodge 703-499-9812 15520 Blackburn Rd., Woodbridge One of the oldest homes in Prince William County. $ b c Historic Dumfries/ Weems Botts Museum RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY Rappahannock County Visitors Center Manassas Industrial School/ Jennie Dean Memorial StageCoach Theatre -Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre stagecoachtc.com | 571-477-9444 20937 Ashburn Rd., Suites 115 and 120, Ashburn StageCoach Theatre’s traveling troupe brings unforgettable murder-mystery dinner theater to multiple venues. See immersive shows with great food, suspense, and laughter. visitmanassas.org | 703-368-1873 9601 Wellington Rd., Manassas Honors the founder of innovative African-American secondary school. b c historicdumfriesva.org | 703-221-2218 3944 Cameron St., Dumfries Town history is illuminated on this family-friendly tour. $ Leesylvania State Park Manassas Museum, The manassasmuseum.org | 703-368-1873 9101 Prince William St., Manassas Three exhibit spaces with rotating stories, museum store. Family-friendly. $ b virginiastateparks.gov/leesylvania 703-730-8205 2001 Daniel K. Ludwig Dr., Woodbridge $ b visitrappahannockva.com 540-675-3153 3 Library Rd., Washington Scenic byways, historic villages, country inns, farm-to-table dining. c THINGS TO DO Lucasville School Rappahannock County African-American Heritage Center at Scrabble School Mayfield Earthwork Fort pwcgov.org/history | 703-365-7895 10516 Godwin Dr., Manassas The last remaining one-room African-American school in Prince William. scrabbleschool.org | 540-661-2013 111 Scrabble Rd., Castleton An outstanding restored example of the historic “Rosenwald” schools. Sweet Run State Park dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/sweet-run 540-668-6230 1661 Harpers Ferry Rd., Hillsboro This 884-acre park has 11 miles of trails and equestrian parking. Open 8am to dusk. visitmanassas.org | 703-368-1873 8401 Quarry Rd., Manassas Civil War earthwork fort with interpretive walking trail. b c Manassas National Battlefield Park Rappahannock County Civil War Trails PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY Prince William County Office of Tourism nps.gov/mana | 703-361-1339 6511 Sudley Rd., Manassas National park including the sites of Civil War battles. b c Mill House Museum civilwar.visitrappahannockva.com 540-675-3153 3 Library Rd., Washington Major thoroughfare for Union and Confederate forces with 33 trail markers. MANASSAS, CITY OF Historic Downtown Manassas Visitors Center visitpwc.com | 703-792-7060 14420 Bristow Rd., Manassas Visit Prince William. b occoquanhistoricalsociety.org 703-491-7525 413 Mill St., Occoquan Occoquan’s Colonial and Civil War history, exhibits, and artifacts. Rappahannock Historical Society Museum rappahannockhistsoc.org 540-675-1163 328 Gay St., Washington Museum with local artifacts, genealogy, and history. c visitmanassas.org | 703-361-6599 9431 West St., Manassas The 1914 Historic Manassas Train Depot is home to the visitor center. b c THINGS TO DO Ben Lomond Historic Site pwcgov.org/benlomond | 703-367-7872 10321 Sudley Manor Dr., Manassas The 1830 house served as a Civil War hospital. $ b c National Museum of the Marine Corps and Marine Corps Heritage Center usmcmuseum.com | 877-653-1775 1775 Semper Fidelis Way, Triangle Discover American history as seen through the eyes of Marines. b Washington, Virginia Beverley Mill/Chapman’s Mill chapmansmill.org | 540-253-5888 17504 Beverley Mill Rd., Broad Run Historic Civil War gristmill, circa 1742. Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge washingtonva.gov | 540-675-3128 485 Gay St., Washington In 1749, 17-year-old George Washington laid out the first Washington. fws.gov/refuge/occoquan_bay 703-490-4979 13950 Dawson Beach Rd., Woodbridge A refuge area for migratory birds and endangered species. b 124 Virginia .org | NORTHERN VIRGINIA
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