Museums in Staunton, Virginia

The Frontier Culture Museum is a living history site and an educational agency of the Commonwealth of Virgi... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This is an outdoor museum with various original European and American buildings transported and're-built ... More on igougo

Experience the eve of the Civil War to the dawn of modern America at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Librar... More on Virginia.org

He overcame learning and health problems to become President of Princeton University, President of the Unit... More on TripAdvisor

The Staunton Augusta Art Center is a non-profit community arts organization devoted to nurturing the creation and appreciation of visual art in Staunton and Augusta County. The center is located ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Nestled in the historic pump house building, this nonprofit community arts center ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Built by the founder of the academy, Charles S. Roller who had been a Confederate soldier serving in General J.E.B. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Statler Brothers are a big country music quartet whose roots are in Staunton. Their hometown has honored them by turning their ... More on igougo

We discovered that, since their retirement, this complex is closed and the property was sold back to the city. More on igougo

The gallery is dedicated to the exhibition of contemporary work in all media by regionally and nationally recognized artists. More on MuseumsUSA.org

Jumbo Antique Fire Engine Museum houses the only remaining 1911 Robinson Chemical Fire Engine. The museum, founded in 1982 houses a collection of fire service items, some from the ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Middlebrook Gallery offers a unique collection of artwork. Artwork that has been brought to life by inspiration and hard work, and speaks in voices of color, balance, texture, and form. The power and beauty of art allures people ... More on Virginia.org

The museum contains more than 2,500 rare Christian books dating from the 1400s (including King James, Geneva, Great, and Latin Vulgate Bibles), as well as numerous other items such as a 1665 Chair of Protest. ... More on MuseumStuff.com