Directions from Fredericksburg, Virginia to Shenandoah, Virginia
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Jennings House Confederate Hospital
Things To Do – Elkton, Virginia
Constructed in 1840 as the home of Dr. Samuel B. Jennings, the Jennings House was used as a hospital during the Civil War. The ... More on Virginia.org
Technical Sergeant Frank D. Peregory
Landmarks – Charlottesville, Virginia
Inscription. Born at Esmont on 10 April 1915, Frank D. Peregory enlisted in May 1931 in Charlottesvilles Co. K (Monticello Guard), 116th Inf. Regt. 29th Inf. Div. On D-Day, 6 June 1944, T. Sgt. Peregory landed in the assault on Omaha ... More on HMDB
Gilmore Farm
Landmarks – Montpelier Station, Virginia
George Gilmore, a former enslaved African-American at Montpelier, built this home in the 1870s after his emancipation. George and his wife, Polly, leased the land from Dr. James Madison, great-nephew of President Madison, in the late ... More on Heritage
Culpeper County / Orange County
Landmarks – Locust Grove, Virginia
Inscription. (East Facing Side): Culpeper County: Area 384 Square Miles, Formed in 1748 from Orange and named for Lord Culpeper, Governor of Virginia, 1680-1683. The Battle of Cedar Mountain, 1862, was fought in this county, (West ... More on HMDB
Slave Cemetery c. 1820s
Landmarks – Montpelier Station, Virginia
Inscription. The burial ground where you are standing is the final resting lace for many members of Montpelier's enslaved community. Slaves' belief in a spiritual world originating in African religions was reinforced by Christianity. ... More on HMDB
Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wildes
Landmarks – Dayton, Virginia
Inscription. In memory of Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wildes, 116th Ohio Regiment, who, when ordered by Gen. Sheridan to burn the town of Dayton, Va. in retaliation for the death of a Union officer, refused to obey that order, risking court-martial ... More on HMDB
Gordon Inn
Landmarks – Gordonsville, Virginia
Inscription. Built by Nathaniel Gordon, 1787. Visited by Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Philip and James Barbour, Clark, Rives, Randolph, Wirt, Waddell, and other celebrities of Revolutionary, post-Revolutionary, and Confederate ... More on HMDB
Voices for Animals
Things To Do – Charlottesville, Virginia
Voices for Animals is an animal rights organization serving Central Virginia since 1984. More on Voicesforanimals.org
Flotzie's Soft Serve
Restaurants – Luray, Virginia
Flotzie's Soft Serve was established in 2003. We are located in Luray, VA at the entrance of McDonald's and Walmart just off of Highway 211 West close to the Luray Caverns. Please come out and enjoy our ice cream treats. We look forward ... More on Virginia.org
Paisano's Italian Restaurant
Restaurants – Woodstock, Virginia
My most favorite Italian restaurant in the Valley More on TripAdvisor
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Great white pizza. More on Yahoo! Travel
Will definitely visit this restaurant when in the area. Nice dining area, good food, and good price. More on TripAdvisor
Chincoteague Cruises & Nature Tours
Tours – Charlottesville, Virginia
WELCOME ABOARD! Come join us for a relaxing yet exciting tour of the beautiful waterways of CHINCOTEAGUE and ASSATEAGUE Islands. Nature lovers will enjoy the sights and sounds of the abundant birds and wildlife that make the beaches ... More on Chincoteaguechamber.com
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