Cheap Things To Do in Ridgeway, Virginia

Along the narrow grassy stretch of median between the four lanes of U.S. Route 220 within sight of the North Carolina border, travelers might get a quick glance of a historic marker. This marker commemorates a moment in Colonial History ... More on Virginia.org

Screens: 1 Sound: Car Capacity: 300 Typical season: Technical details: none Martinsville Drive-In Timel... More on drive-ins.com

It's really interesting to see all the cars, the pit areas and even get a couple of opportunities to see th... More on TripAdvisor

Great tailwater, good hatches in trophy section. While the little brook trout are indeed lovely, its the tawny gold browns below Philpott Dam that have earned the Smith River a place on the nations... More on Trails

Visitors coming into/leaving the City of Martinsville on U.S. Route 220 South just outside the city limits can't help but notice a dam when crossing the Smith River. This landmark is a hydroelectri... More on Virginia.org

For the heritage traveler seeking former homesites of Colonial Patriots, Henry County was briefly the residence of none other than Patrick Henry - its namesake. While his stay was brief, 1779-1784, his legacy is permanent in the form ... More on Virginia.org

This courthouse is central to the UpTown Martinsville Historic District and a recognized community landmark. The courthouse was first constructed in 1793. Over the years, additions were added to the structure. It is situated within ... More on Virginia.org

Martinsville fish dam (fish weir) is one of few such Native American structures of its type remaining in the state - several along Smith River. The dam is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Dam is not accessible by ... More on Virginia.org

'Philpott Lake' is a reservoir in the U.S. state of Virginia. It is impounded by Philpott Dam. The lake is at an elevation of 974 feet (297 m) msl covers an area of 2,880 acres (11.65 km) and has a shoreline length of 110 ... More on Wikipedia

Located in Spencer, Virginia, Spencer-Penn opened as a public school for elementary 1-7 and high school. It closed in 2004 and the community bought the property to once again serve the community as an education and special events ... More on Virginia.org