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History and Civil War Walking Tour
The Kurtz Building 2 North Cameron Street, Winchester, VA, United StatesExperience 275 years of history on this guided walking tour! Learn about the citizens that lived here and the pivotal events that made Winchester the place it is today. These tours are given by experienced and knowledgeable guides that enjoy sharing their love of local history. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326. Cost: $10, payable ... Read more
Who’s Buried in Mt. Hebron Cemetery? Walking Tour
Mount Hebron Cemetery 305 E. Boscawen St., Winchester, Virginia, USMt. Hebron has been Winchester's burying ground since inception of the town in the 1700s. On this walking tour, you will be introduced to men and women who contributed to the development of Winchester, as well as our great nation. Meet your guide outside the gatehouse on East Lane. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Note that ... Read more
Mill Town history presentation
Kernstown Battlefield 610 Battle Park Drive, Winchester, VA, United StatesJoin us as local historian, Jeff Chamberlin, will give a presentation on the history of Mill Town (Malloy Ford) and its significance to the Civil War at 1pm.
History and Civil War Walking Tour
The Kurtz Building 2 North Cameron Street, Winchester, VA, United StatesExperience 275 years of history on this guided walking tour! Learn about the citizens that lived here and the pivotal events that made Winchester the place it is today. These tours are given by experienced and knowledgeable guides that enjoy sharing their love of local history. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326. Cost: $10, payable ... Read more
History and Civil War Walking Tour
The Kurtz Building 2 North Cameron Street, Winchester, VA, United StatesExperience 275 years of history on this guided walking tour! Learn about the citizens that lived here and the pivotal events that made Winchester the place it is today. These tours are given by experienced and knowledgeable guides that enjoy sharing their love of local history. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326. Cost: $10, payable ... Read more
History and Civil War Walking Tour
The Kurtz Building 2 North Cameron Street, Winchester, VA, United StatesExperience 275 years of history on this guided walking tour! Learn about the citizens that lived here and the pivotal events that made Winchester the place it is today. These tours are given by experienced and knowledgeable guides that enjoy sharing their love of local history. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326. Cost: $10, payable ... Read more
History and Civil War Walking Tour
The Kurtz Building 2 North Cameron Street, Winchester, VA, United StatesExperience 275 years of history on this guided walking tour! Learn about the citizens that lived here and the pivotal events that made Winchester the place it is today. These tours are given by experienced and knowledgeable guides that enjoy sharing their love of local history. Make your reservation by calling 540-542-1326. Cost: $10, payable ... Read more
Second Battle of Kernstown Anniversary
Kernstown Battlefield 610 Battle Park Drive, Winchester, VA, United StatesOn Wednesday, July 24th, the actual date of the Second Battle of Kernstown, the Battlefield will be open from 10 am to 4 pm. KBA docents give tours of the Battlefield, the 1854 Pritchard House, the Museum and the Artillery Annex collections. Free and open to the public. kernstownbattle.org
Middletown Walking Tour
Historic Middletown VA 7793 Main Street, Middletown, VAJoin Ranger Shannon Moeck on this 90 minute walking tour of historic Middletown. Through the war years, Middletown found itself caught between the lines of opposing armies. The town’s population of approximately 440 residents, including a small free black population of 19, experienced much of the war as a border community. This tour will discuss ... Read more
Talk on the Archaeology at Belle Grove Enslaved Quarter Site
Belle Grove Plantation 336 Belle Grove Rd., Middletown, VA, USMatthew Greer, a PhD candidate at Syracuse University will conduct a free talk about his archaeological research in the area where the enslaved men, women, and children owned by the Hite family at Belle Grove lived and worked. Since 2015, Mr. Greer has conducted archaeology of the 1.5-acre site located across Belle Grove Road from ... Read more