Landmarks in Virginia

Luray Caverns is a large cavern with many formations. Some of them are partly man-made: the Fried Eggs are ... More on showcaves.com

Beautiful formations, shown by a great staff during the tour. More on GeckoGo

Mount Zion purchased a house on South Langley Streetto accommodate many of the new ministries and land on G... More on Mountzionbaptist.com

If you do not have a home church, you really need to visit Mt. Zion, you will want to come back. More on Yahoo! Travel

Old Town Alexandria is the historic area of the Alexandria, Virginia, located across the Potomac from Washi... More on NileGuide

Live 3 miles away and hate going to BEAUTIFUL OLD TOWN because THERE IS NOT ENOUGH PARKING.....there are, h... More on Yahoo! Travel

At 6/10 of a mile, this is one of the longest fishing piers on the East Coast. Open from April through Nov... More on Newport-news.org

The price is right. the rooms are good and clean. More on Yahoo! Travel

(1755) The original structure was completely burned by the British in 1779, but was rebuilt shortly after t... More on Virginia.org

A nice place to see, quaint city with lots of history More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Devoid of trees in 1862, this hill afforded Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson's troops their ... More on HMDB

Not worth the Drive to Front Royal in and of itself, but it is worthy of a driveby if you are in town for a... More on Yahoo! Travel

This historic site stands as testament to the amazing story of a slave who came to be known as the most influential African American of his time. This working farm also affords visitors a glimpse o... More on DogFriendly.com

The Booker T Washington National Monument is a lovely place to walk and informative to visit. Prior to my visit I didn't know the things ... More on TripAdvisor

The development of this National Historic Landmark began in 1890 with the unveiling of a monument to Gen. Robert E. Lee. Since then, Richmond has erected statues for three Confederate ... More on Discover America

Some people never got the memo that Richmond is no longer the "Capital of the Confederacy." Then again, it's easy to forget that's ... More on igougo

Although Jefferson designed Monticello in 1768, this third president's home was built and rebuilt for over ... More on Weather.com

In our 6 day tour of Virgina and DC this may have been oneof my favorite spots! The day we went it was over... More on Trekaroo

Welcome to Virginia's first plantation! The oldest plantation in the state, Shirley is still in operation ...

Now this is a plantation. What does Shirley Plantation have to offer that no other plantation can? We tell... More on Visitwilliamsburg.com