Things To Do in Barboursville, Virginia

Inscription. Historic Landmark, Designed by Thomas Jefferson, for Governor James Barbour. Built 1814, Destroyed by Fire, Christmas Day, 1884. , Location. 38° 9.739′ N, 78° 16.833R... More on HMDB

Inscription. A short distance south are the ruins of Barboursville, built, 1814-1822, by James Barbour partly after plans made by Jefferson. It was burned, December 25, 1884. James Barbour, buried ... More on HMDB

Few regions in the world offer the soil characteristics, climate and unique growing conditions so essential... More on Virginia.org

The drive from Massanutten to Barboursville is gorgeous, and once you get there, well, the wine's not half ... More on igougo

Visit the gallery, studio and printmaking workshop of landscape artist Frederick Nichols. Nichols' paintings and silkscreen prints have been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout this country and abroad for over 25 years, ... More on Virginia.org

Family-owned and operated since 1977. We cultivate 30 acres of grapes. Winery includes tasting room, guest house, banquet room, deck overlooking vineyard and picnic area. We make 13 wines. Hours: January - March, Fri-Mon., 11am-5pm; ... More on Virginia.org

Few regions in the world offer the soil characteristics, climate and unique growing conditions so essential to the production of premium wines like those found in this area. Owned by the Zonin fami... More on Virginia.org

Few regions in the world offer the soil characteristics, climate and unique growing conditions so essential to the production of premium wines like those found in this area. Owned by the Zonin fami... More on Virginia.org

Sun's Traces Gallery features 12 + American Craft Artisans. The ceramic work created by Paula Brown-Steedly is featured. She also creates stunning one-of-a-kind equine pieces. Sun's Traces is located in the village of Barboursville, ... More on Virginia.org

Montpelier is the historic home of President James Madison. As of October 1, 2000, the National Trust for H... More on recreation.gov

In close proximity and the tour was informative, interesting and well worth the visit. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Near this spot, are buried, James Madison, "Father of the Constitution", Fourth President of the United States, 1809-1817, and, Dolley Madison, his wife, , Erected 1930 by William Byrd Chapter Daughters of the American ... More on HMDB