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Half Way House

History

10301 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Richmond 23237;
804-275-1760; www.halfwayhouserestaurant.com.
1800s tavern was a Civil War military hospital
and medical supply depot.

Henricus Historical Park

Virginia's Destination for
History & Outdoor Recreation

251 Henricus Park Rd., Chester 23836;
804-748-1611; www.henricus.org.
Re-creation of New World's second successful
English and Powhatan settlement. Ib $

The Historic Bolling Haxall House

211 East Franklin St., Richmond 23219;
804-643-2847; www.twcrichmond.org.
Circa 1858. An imposing Italianate mansion in
the heart of downtown Richmond.

Historic Route One

www.historicrouteone.com.
Take a trip down memory lane on Route One!

*	 Lee's	Retreat	&	Civil	Rights		
Driving	Tours
*	 Virginia's	Largest	Lake	&	Many	Rivers	
for	Fishing,	Kayaking,	Swimming
*	 Festivals,	Antiques,	Boutiques		
&	Unique	Dining

*	 Eight	Virginia	State	Parks																																				
*	 Hundreds	of	Miles	of	Hiking,	Biking	&	
Horse	Trails
*	 From	Skydiving	to	NASCAR
*	 NEW!!!		Passport	Program-	receive	
souvenir	patch

Hollywood Cemetery

412 South Cherry St., Richmond 23220;
804-648-8501; www.hollywoodcemetery.org.
Designed in 1847, final resting place of two
American presidents. Tours.b

John Marshall House

818 E. Marshall St., Richmond 23219;
P.O. Box 1098, Richmond, VA 23218;
804-648-7998;
www.preservationvirginia.org/marshall/.
Home of the Chief Justice of the United States,
1790.b $

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Mecklenburg County
Nottoway County
Prince Edward County
City of Petersburg

www.varetreat.com

Kings Dominion

I-95, Exit 98, Doswell 23047; P.O. Box 2000;
804-876-5000; www.KingsDominion.com.
We've got the most hair-raising rides, the
wettest water park, the most sizzling stage
shows, and tons of other cool stuff everyone
can enjoy. Ib

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

1800 Lakeside Ave., Richmond 23228;
804-262-9887; www.lewisginter.org.
Forty acres of themed gardens; dining, shopping.
Conservatory; children's garden.b $

SAY YOU WANTED
A MOUNTAINTOP ESCAPE.
We'd be your place anytime of year.

Come visit Virginia's ideal vacation getaway, where awe-inspiring Blue Ridge
Mountain views meet cool mountain

golf, tennis, trails, hiking, endless
family activities and in the winter,
the best skiing, riding and tubing.

Library of Virginia

800 E. Broad St., Richmond 23219;
804-692-3500; www.lva.virginia.gov.
Books, exhibitions, manuscripts and maps
tracing the history of America. I

Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site

600 North 2nd St., Richmond 23223;
3215 E. Broad St.; 804-771-2017;
www.nps.gov/mawa.
Historic home of Maggie L. Walker, pioneering
African-American businesswoman. I

Magnolia Grange House Museum

10020 Iron Bridge Rd., Chesterfield 23832;
804-751-4946; www.chesterfieldhistory.com.
Restored 1822 Federal-style plantation house.
Open Tuesday-Friday, 10am-4pm, Saturday
10am-2pm.b $

Book now at WintergreenResort.com or 877-647-1354.

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