Things To Do in Mendota, Virginia

A.P. Carter's old general store has been converted into a museum that houses the collections of A.P. Carter, his wife Sara and her cousin Maybelle, who as The Carter Family, were the pioneers of what was to become country music. Artifacts ... More on Virginia.org

Entertainment facility for concerts, conventions, trade shows and other activities. More on Visitbristoltnva.org

The sound system was poor, parking was too high ($4.00), the parking attendants could not even direct t... More on Yahoo! Travel

Exchange Place, a living history farm, is Kingsport's tonic for today's fast paced life. The site was once... More on Visitkingsport.com

This is a great place to visit when they are having a event going on. I wish they planed more functions thr... More on TripAdvisor

The only restored operational mill in the region, Bush Mill was built between 1896 and 1897 by W.T. Fraizer, Stephen Bush and William Bush. Machinery in the mill is intact. Sometimes called Bond Mill in reference to the original owner, ... More on Virginia.org

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this mill sits in a scenic, verdant valley and has been under going renovation since 2001 with new improvements on the way, but there is plenty t... More on DogFriendly.com

Established in 1790, this is one of the only water-powered flour mills still operating in Southwest Virginia. It is a National and a Virginia Historic Landmark. ... More on Virginia.org

Inscription. As the area began to develop, citizens began to realize that they needed a place to invest their money. As a result, the Bank of Kingsport was built in 1912. This financial institution was the first bank in the model ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (North Face) Erected August 16, 1971 Honoring A. P. Carter Sara Carter Maybelle Carter Jimmie Rodgers Who recorded the first Country and Western music to be distributed nationwide in Bristol, Tennessee on August 2, 1927, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Ralph S. Peer was born in 1892 in Independence, Missouri. He grew up in the record business, working in the shop where his father sold phonographs and recordings for the Columbia Graphophone Company. After service in ... More on HMDB

Inscription. 1/2 mile north, in 1784, Col. James King, Revolutionary veteran who was at Yorktown, built an ironworks at the mouth of Steel's Creek. A later associate was Governor William Blount. With the King Ironworks was also the ... More on HMDB

The Depot Artist Association is a non-profit corporation, dedicated to the support of local and regional artists, arts educators, and promoting arts in the community. The Arts Depot building, a converted freight station, houses two ... More on Virginia.org