Gloucester Museums - Children's, Art & History Museums in Gloucester VA

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AMorning Glory Gallery

  • 7840 Ware Neck Road
    Gloucester, VA 23061
  • +1 804 695 9598
  • Overview Original art, pottery, decorations, jewelry, ceramics, fiber and wood carving from regional artists. You will also find custom framing to enhance and protect your works of art. Open: Tue-Fri. ... more on Virginia.org

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Morning Glory Gallery
7840 Ware Neck Road
Gloucester, VA 23061

BGloucester County Museum of History

Gloucester County Museum of History
  • 6539 Main Street
    Gloucester, VA 23061
  • +1 804 693 1234
  • Overview The Gloucester Museum of History is housed in the historic Betotourt Building, a pre-Revolutionary brick ordinary built in 1770. Permanent exhibits include Gloucester archaeology, Civil and Revolutionary War displays, The Old Country Store and ... more on MuseumStuff.com
  • Overview The Gloucester County Museum of History is housed in the historic Botetourt Building, a pre-Revolutionary brick ordinary (tavern) built in 1770 at the county seat. Botetourt Towne, as it was called then, was named for Lord Botetourt, the first governor of Virginia. Permanent exhibits include Glou... more on Virginia.org

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Gloucester County Museum of History
6539 Main Street
Gloucester, VA 23061

CRosewell Ruins

Rosewell Ruins
  • 5113 Old Rosewell Lane
    Gloucester, VA 23061
  • +1 804 693 2585
  • Overview One of colonial America's grandest mansions, Rosewell was built 1725-1738 and gutted by fire in 1916. Four massive chimneys, one wall, and a vaulted cellar are now silent witnesses to history. Stabilized, but not rebuilt, Rosewell allows visitors to inspect 18th-century brickwork from a perspecti... more on Virginia.org

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Rosewell Ruins
5113 Old Rosewell Lane
Gloucester, VA 23061

DYorktown Battlefield

  • Colonial Parkway
    Yorktown, VA
  • +1 757 898 2410
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  • Overview Today, most of Yorktown and the surrounding battlefield areas are included in this 4,300-acre section of the Colonial National Historical Park. You can drive around the key battle sites, which have interpretive markers, but begin at the visitor center, where the 16-minute documentary film Siege a... more on Frommers
  • Overview Yorktown Battlefield preserves the land where the British surrendered to American and French forces in 1781. The museum in the visitor center has on exhibit part of General George Washington's original field tent. Dioramas, illuminated maps, and a film about the battle make the sobering point tha... more on Fodor's

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Yorktown Battlefield
Colonial Parkway
Yorktown, VA

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