Directions from Avenue, Maryland to Sperryville, Virginia
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Hartwood Winery
Wineries And Vineyards – Fredericksburg, Virginia
Hartwood is an area long known for its heavy deer population. Hart is the Old English word for deer, and according to local legend is the basis for the area's name - and, in turn, the winery's logo... More on Visitfred.com
Piedmont Station
Landmarks – Delaplane, Virginia
Inscription. By Train to Manassas. Here at Piedmont Station (now Delaplane) trains were used for the first time in history to move troops to impending battle. On July 19, 1861 the fields surrounding this stop on the Manassas Gap Railroad—which ... More on HMDB
Luray Caverns
Landmarks – Luray, Virginia
I went to Luray Caverns as a child and decided I wanted to go back. More on igougo
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All in all-this is a great place to visit-the natural wonders that await underground are worth exploring fo... More on Yahoo! Travel
A creation so awsume, it is a wonder of this beautiful world we live in. I would recommend it to everyone g... More on Yahoo! Travel
Edinburg Madison District Museum
Museums – Edinburg, Virginia
Located in the Old town Hall building, Circa 1903. This building was past homes of the Volunteer Fire Department and Town Hall. It was also the home of the Edinburg Teen Center in the 50?s, 60?s and 70?s and the Campfire Girls in ... More on Virginia.org
The Great Train Raid of 1861
Trains – Strasburg, Virginia
Inscription. Jackson captured engines from Martinsburg, W. VA. and had them pulled by horse teams across the roads to Strasburg, near here, they were set on rails and sent south for the Confederate cause. , Location. 38° 59.249′ ... More on HMDB
Delaplane (Formerly Piedmont Station)
Landmarks – Delaplane, Virginia
Inscription. On July 19, 1861 Stonewall Jacksons brigade of General Joseph E. Johnstons corps marched to this station from Winchester. They crowded into freight and cattle cars and travelled to the... More on HMDB
Warrenton Drive-In
Things To Do – Warrenton, Virginia
Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: 200 Typical season: Technical details: none Warrenton Drive-In Timeline: There are no timeline ... More on drive-ins.com
Roads Through the Battlefield Battle of Chancellorsville - 1863
Landmarks – Fredericksburg, Virginia
Inscription. Today, much like it was in the nineteenth century, Spotsylvania County contains very few east-west roads. The few that exist, such as Route 3 before you, are heavily used and follow the same routes as their antebellum ... More on HMDB
Marterella Winery
Wineries And Vineyards – Warrenton, Virginia
Welcome to My Dream" Located in the unspoiled heart of Northern Virginia Wine Country, Marterella Winery is the lifetime dream of Virginia native Kate Marterella come true. Kate is a boutique produ... More on Virginia.org
George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens
Museums – Mount Vernon, Virginia
Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, is owned and maintained by the Mount Vernon Ladies? Association, the oldest historic preservation organization in the United States. Under the Association?s 140-year long trusteeship, Mount ... More on recreation.gov
Beck's Antiques & Books
Book Shopping – Fredericksburg, Virginia
This antique store carries a fine selection of beautiful antiques and art ... More on Yahoo! Travel
Rappahannock Area YMCA - Massad Branch
Swimming – Falmouth, Virginia
The pool is open for lap swimming from 5:30 A.M. to 9 A.M. and noon to 1 P.M.; the evening schedule varies. More on SwimmersGuide
Smokey Joes Cafe
Restaurants – Warrenton, Virginia
The pork pork was definitely not homemade. More on Yahoo! Travel
Pub
Restaurants – Fredericksburg, Virginia
The Pub hosts a wide variety of food & drink--Perfect for a DATE NIGHT or a night out w /friends!! More on Yahoo! Travel
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