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 sunspots.com | 540-885-0678 202 S. Lewis St., Staunton See live glassblowing and blow your own ornament. b Sunspots Studios THINGS TO DO Wayne Theatre Augusta County Railroad Museum acrrm.org 413 W. Main St., Waynesboro Museum honoring the area’s rail heritage. Display model trains and gauges. Thornrose Cemetery waynetheatre.org | 540-943-9999 521 W. Main St., Waynesboro Historic vaudeville theater turned performance center and art gallery. b Kernstown Battlefield Park kernstownbattle.org | 540-869-2896 610 Battle Park Dr., Winchester Visitor center, historical markers, walking trails, historic house, all on 388 acres. b c thornrose.org | 540-886-8241 1041 W. Beverley St., Staunton Historic and visually stunning cemetery. b c Blue Ridge Tunnel Waynesboro Black History Museum at Rosenwald Museum of the Shenandoah Valley themsv.org | 540-662-1473 901 Amherst St., Winchester Formal gardens, galleries, manor house, and art park with 2 miles of trails. $ b Trinity Episcopal Church trinitystaunton.org | 540-886-9132 214 W. Beverley St., Staunton View the 12 Tiffany stained-glass windows and beautiful structure. coolesthikeinvirginia.com 540-942-6570 483 Three Notched Mountain Hwy., Waynesboro Explore an abandoned railroad tunnel turned hiking trail. Flashlights required. b c 540-942-6755 413 Port Republic Rd., Waynesboro A museum celebrating Black history in Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School. Waynesboro Heritage Museum Historic Downtown Waynesboro visitwaynesboro.com/business-categories/downtown | 540-942-6512 301 W. Main St., Waynesboro Charming boutiques, shops, local restaurants, galleries, and museums. b c waynesborohertagefoundation.com 540-943-3943 420 W. Main St., Waynesboro Permanent and special exhibits illustrate the rich history of Waynesboro. b Old Town Winchester Historic District visitotw.com Loudoun Street between Cork and Piccadilly streets, Winchester Historic sites, museums, boutique shops, al fresco dining, art galleries. b c P. Buckley Moss Gallery WINCHESTER / FREDERICK COUNTY Winchester-Frederick County Visitors Center Newtown History Center Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library, The pbuckleymoss.com | 540-949-6473 329 W. Main St., Waynesboro Offers artwork and gifts from artist P. Buckley Moss. b woodrowwilson.org 540-885-0897 20 N. Coalter St., Staunton Discover Woodrow Wilson’s legacy in Staunton, Virginia. Explore exhibits, gardens, and his birthplace while uncovering a complex presidency that shaped modern history. $ b Plumb House Museum waynesboroheritagefoundation.com 540-943-3943 1012 W. Main St., Waynesboro Near the site of the Battle of Waynesboro. visitwinchesterva.com | 540-542-1326 1400 S. Pleasant Valley Rd., Winchester Maps, gifts, Civil War, and Patsy Cline exhibits. Open 9am-5pm daily b newtownhistorycenter.org 540-869-1700 5408 Main St., Stephens City Learn the story of a 260-year-old wagon road settlement. $ b Patsy Cline Historic House THINGS TO DO Abram’s Delight Museum Russell Museum WAYNESBORO philosophy.org/museum 800-882-5683 518 W. Main St., Waynesboro View over 40 tons of sculpture and artwork of the late Walter Russell. b winchesterhistory.org | 540-662-6519 1340 S. Pleasant Valley Rd., Winchester Oldest home in Winchester, c. 1754, furnished to the period. $ b celebrating-patsy-cline-inc.square.site 540-662-5555 608 S. Kent St., Winchester Preserving the legacy of Patsy Cline and her music. $ Rose Hill -First Battle of Winchester Park Belle Grove Plantation Shenandoah Valley Art Center svacart.com | 540-949-7662 126 S. Wayne Ave., Waynesboro Two downtown locations with art exhibits, studios, and gift shop. bellegrove.org | 540-869-2028 336 Belle Grove Rd., Middletown Tour the 1797 manor house or stroll the historic grounds. $ b themsv.org/visit/rose-hill 540-665-5678 1871 Jones Rd., Winchester A 1.25-mile walking trail, Civil War interpretation, restrooms, and shelters. b c Cedar Creek & Belle Grove National Historical Park nps.gov/cebe | 540-869-3051 7712 Main St., Middletown Exhibits and fiber-optic map. Ranger programs. Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum South River Greenway Trail waynesboro.va.us/226/south-river-greenway | 540-942-6735 640 Arch Ave., Waynesboro A paved 2-mile trail that runs along the South River. b c discoverymuseum.net | 540-722-2020 19 W. Cork St., Winchester Interactive hands-on learning for the entire family. $ b Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation Visitor Center Stewart Bell, Jr., Archives of the Handley Regional Library Visit Waynesboro visitwaynesboro.com 540-256-3202 301 W. Main St., Waynesboro Gateway to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Skyline Drive, and Shenandoah National Park, with mountain views and live music. Home to outdoor adventures and local flavor, with places to hike, dine, and explore. Street Arts Trail visitwaynesboro.com/business/ waynesboro-street-arts-trail 540-942-6570 301 W. Main St., Waynesboro Admire more than 20 murals and art installations on the trail. b c ccbf.us | 540-869-2064 8437 Old Valley Pike, Middletown Civil War museum, visitor center with artifacts, theater, walking trails. b Civil War Orientation Center handleyregional.org | 540-662-9041 100 W. Piccadilly St., Winchester Genealogical research 1730s to present in Northern Shenandoah Valley. b Sunset Park visitwinchesterva.com/civil-war-orientation-center | 540-542-1326 1400 S. Pleasant Valley Rd., Winchester Regional Civil War orientation center located in the visitors center. b Stonewall Jackson’s Headquarters Museum waynesboro.va.us/973/sunset-park 540-942-6735 300 N. Winchester Ave., Waynesboro Waynesboro’s newest park with a hiking and mountain biking trail. b c George Washington’s Office Museum winchesterhistory.org | 540-667-3242 415 N. Braddock St., Winchester Used as a headquarters by Gen. Stonewall Jackson, 1861-62. $ b Third Winchester Battlefield Park shenandoahatwar.org | 540-667-2754 541 Red Bud Rd., Winchester More than 600 protected acres. Interpretation and 5-mile walking/bike path. b c winchesterhistory.org | 540-662-4412 32 W. Cork St., Winchester Washington’s military office from 1755 to 1756 while he built Fort Loudoun. $ b SHENANDOAH VALLEY | Virginia Travel Guide 137
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