Cheap Things To Do in Barhamsville, Virginia

Inscription. (Obverse), New Kent County: Area 191 Square Miles, Formed in 1654 from York, and named for an English county. The White House, where Washington's wife lived, was in this county, and here he married her. (Reverse), James ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Two miles south is the site of the colonial Chickahominy Church, now destroyed. Lafayette's forces camped there, July 6-8, 1781. The church was used as a hospital after the battle of G... More on HMDB

We camped at Chickahominy Riverfront Park and would highly recommend as a spot for camping in that area. It's in Williambsburg, VA. We only stayed one night as we were camping down there to be clos... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Liberty Church was organized in 1830 with 25 members led by Elder Thomas S. Morris. In 1845, the Southern Baptist Convention appointed Samuel Cornelius Clopton, son of the second pastor, Elder James Clopton, as its first ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Established in 1654 from York and named for County Kent, England. In it are Chestnut Grove, Birthplace of Martha (Dandridge) Custis; White House, home of Martha Custis; Poplar Grove, where Martha Custis met George Washington; ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Half a mile north on Diascund Creek stood Cooper's Mill. On 23-24 June 1781, the British army commanded by Gen. Charles Cornwallis seized supplies there while en route to its camp at Williamsburg and Maj. John G. Simcoe's ... More on HMDB

Inscription. After a detachment of the Marquis de Lafayette's army defeated Maj. John G. Simcoe's cavalry at Spencer's Ordinary near Williamsburg on 26 June 1781, Lafayette shadowed the British army encamped at the colonial capital. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. As part of British Maj. Gen. William Phillips Apr. 1781 campaign in Virginia by the 21st he sent Lt. Col. Robert Abercrombie's Light Infantry from Barrett's Ferry, where it enters the James River, to destroy the state's ... More on HMDB

Inscription. A mile and a half south of here on the Chickahominy River stood Moysonec, an Indian village. Some of the Chickahominy Indians residing there captured Captain John Smith in 1607. In the wake of the 1644 Indian uprising, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Hickory Neck Church was built about 1740. Militia opposing the British camped here on April 21, 1781. A few miles north is the foundation of an ancient stone house, dating possibly from about 1650. , Erected 1946 by ... More on HMDB

Historic Jamestowne offers a wealth of activities for exploring the first permanent English settlement in N... More on Virginia.org

The shuttle driver is really nice, and gave me a brochure and recommendations of what to do in Colonial W... More on TripAdvisor