Things To Do in Bonsack, Virginia

These two adjoining centers include shops like Circuit City, Kmart, Goody's, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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A renovated dairy barn provides the setting for the Jacksonville Center for the Arts, offering a wide variety of arts & cultural activities for visitors including art exhibits, art classes ... More on Visitroanokeva.com

A renovated dairy barn provides the setting for the Jacksonville Center for the Arts, offering a wide variety of arts & cultural activities for visitors including art exhibits, ... More on Visitroanokeva.com

Inscription. First chartered college for women in Virginia. Established in 1842. Led for 87 years by Charles L. Cocke and his daughter Matty L. Cocke, first women president of a Virginia College. , Erected 1978 by Board of Supervisors ... More on HMDB

A "must see" on most visitors list, an 88-foot manmade star (the largest in ... More on TripAdvisor

What a terrific view of the city you have from the top of this mountain. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. The members of Mount Moriah Baptist Church belong to one of the region's earliest African American congregations, originating in a Sunday school for slaves established in the mid-1800s by Dr. Charles L. Cocke, founder ... More on HMDB

Southwest Virginia's only professional opera company, Opera Roanoke presents two fully-staged productions and a variety of smaller-scale presentations each year. Resident in Shaftman Performance Hall at Jefferson Center, Opera Roanoke ... More on Virginia.org

The Historic Roanoke City Market is the oldest such market in continuous use in Virginia. In 1882 licenses were issued to 25 hucksters. The city of Roanoke's first charter formally authorized a mun... More on Virginia.org

The Historic Roanoke City Market is the oldest such market in continuous use in Virginia. In 1882 licenses were issued to 25 hucksters. The city of Roanoke's first charter formally authorized a mun... More on Virginia.org

Inscription. Roanoke County: Area 305 Square Miles Formed in 1838 from Botetourt and Montgomery, and probably named for the Roanoke River. General Andrew Lewis lived here. The city of Roanoke is known as the Magic City of the South. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This property, is listed in the, National Register, of Historic Places, and registered as a, Virginia, Historic Landmark, 1927, , Location. 37° 16.307′ N, 79° 56.428′ W. Marker is in Roanoke, Virginia. ... More on HMDB