Things To Do in Roseland, Virginia

This resort was named to "GOLF Magazine's" 1996 list of "Silver Medal Resorts." The Devils Knob Course was built atop a mountain and provides views of both the distant Blue Ridge Mountains and the Piedmont Foothills. At an elevation ... More on Golf.com

Loading assistance including materials. (Note: limited selection, be sure to call before you go!) Thereafter, Thursdays thru Sundays: ... More on pickyourownchristmastree

Come visit our orchard/farm that has been in the family since England's King George granted the land to our family in 1752. Yes, it's true, our family has been farming this land for over two centuries. Dickie Brothers Orchard is on ... More on Virginia.org

American antiques and accessories. Furniture, lamps, china, glassware, baskets, etc. Art by local artists. ... More on Virginia.org

Woodson's Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been noted by historians as one of the finest examples of a 19th Century mill. The Mill is not open, but still interesting from the outside. All the grinding ... More on Virginia.org

At the Packing Shed farm market at Saunders Brothers you will find one of the largest privately-owned collection of farm antiques in the state of Virginia. Indian artifacts ... More on Virginia.org

Inscription. Confederate Col. John Singleton Mosby was born in Powhatan County on 6 Dec. 1833. Nearby stood the early childhood home in which Mosby lived from soon after his birth until his family moved to Charlottesville by 1841. ... More on HMDB

Oak Ridge Estate - Close your eyes. Think of the sexiest person you’d like to hook up with. Okay, now open your eyes. They’re not going to be at Oak Ridge Estate. It’s just your basic deli. Then ag... More on clubzone

Inscription. About two miles east is Oak Ridge, a 4,800-acre estate first patented in the 1730s. Robert Rives (1764-1845), a tobacco planter and international trader, built his house there in 1802.... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1803, the Virginia General Assembly established Cabellsville one mile west of here on the Old Stage Road, on 25 acres owned by Congressman Samuel Jordan Cabell. The village was platted before Nelson County was formed ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Two miles east, at Oak Ridge, was born William Cabell Rives, May 4, 1792. He was minister to France, 1829-32 and 1849-53; United States Senator, 1832-45; member of the Peace convention of 1861 and of the Confederate Congress. ... More on HMDB