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| Fairfax Museum 10209 Main St., Fairfax, VA 22032 703.385.8414 |  |
Take the Capital Beltway (I495) to Exit 52A (VA-236 West/Little River Turnpike) towards Fairfax. The street name changes to Main Street as you enter the city of Fairfax. After traveling on VA-236 for 4.3 miles; turn left... more
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| Federal Reserve Bank Money Museum 701 East Byrd St, Richmond, VA | |
| Fisherman's Museum Reedville, VA 22432 804.453.6529 | |
| Fort Monroe's Casemate Museum Mercury Boulevard, Hampton, VA 23651 757.727.3391 | |
This was by far the best part of our trip to the area and it's free! You go through a military checkpoint, go across a moat, and there's the fort. Going inside is like stepping back in time. You can actually...
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| Fort Ward Museum and Park 4301 West Braddock Road, Alexandria, VA | |
In addition to the museum at Fort Ward there is also the park. And it is a nifty little park. There are rifle trenches and bombproofs and historical stuff like that going on. Then there are practical things too, like a 0... more
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| Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center 907 Princess Anne St, Fredericksburg, VA 22408 540.371.3037 | |
This very good local museum occupies the 1816 Town Hall in Market Square. In existence since 1733, Market Square was the center of trade and commerce in Fredericksburg for more than a century, while Town Hall served as t... more
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| Frontier Culture Museum 1250 Richmond Rd., Staunton, VA 22939 540.332.7850 |  |
In light of its history as a major stopping point for pioneers, Staunton is a logical location for this museum, which consists of 17th-, 18th-, and 19th-century working farmsteads representing the origins of the Shenando... more
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