Directions from Washington, Virginia to Floyd, Virginia
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Blue Ridge Pottery
Things To Do – McGaheysville, Virginia
The shop was well lit and the staff was very helpful . More on igougo
Valley Turnpike Museum
Museums – Harrisonburg, Virginia
The museum is located inside the historic Hardesty-Higgins House (circa 1848), home of Harrisonburg's first mayor, Isaac Hardesty. The Valley Turnpike Museum is located on the famous road from whi... More on Harrisonburgtourism.com
Natural Bridge Wax Museum
Museums – Lexington, Virginia
We went in because it was free with the bridge ticket but otherwise I would have skipped it. More on TripAdvisor
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But our daughter has no idea what these should look like, so she had a great time. More on TripAdvisor
We would not have gone there however it was included in the price to the see the Natual Bridge, which is so... More on TripAdvisor
Grandfather Mountain Hike
Things To Do – Waynesboro, Virginia
Grandfather Mountain is the highest peak in the Blue Ridge. Parts of the back country here have been designated as an International ... More on igougo
Bedrooms of America
Museums – New Market, Virginia
This site includes bedrooms displaying all periods of antique American furniture dating from 1650 to 1930, as well as ... More on MuseumsUSA.org
Radford University Art Museum
Museums – Radford, Virginia
The permanent collections include art by Dorothy Gillespie, works from the Betty Parsons Foundation and Huichol Yarn Paintings. The ... More on MuseumsUSA.org
Subway of Lee Highway
Restaurants – Lexington, Virginia
Subway is located in Virginia. It's known for its deli. The menu is built around greaseless deli sandwiches. ... More on Open List
Summit Restaurant
Restaurants – McGaheysville, Virginia
The breakfast is very good and cheap ! More on igougo
Sgt. James Walton Salem Flying Artillery, C.S.A.
Landmarks – Salem, Virginia
Inscription. Here at East Hill Cemetery is buried Sgt. James Walton (1838-1875). A gunner in Capt. Charles B. Griffin's Battery (Salem Flying Artillery), Walton fired one of the last artillery shots by Gen. Robert E. Lee's Army of ... More on HMDB
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