Beaver Dam Train Depot, Virginia
A small rural rail station has a lot of history behind it
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Libby Prison, Richmond, Virginia
George G shares the odd story of how a Richmond grocery warehouse became a Civil War prison and ended its days as a rock venue in Chicago
President John F. Kennedy Gravesite, Arlington National Cemetery
PortMoresby makes an emotional visit to the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy.
Frontier Culture Museum, Staunton, Virginia
George G visits a living history museum that focuses on the diverse roots of American folk culture
A Building with a History, Staunton, Virginia
George G shares the (mostly) sad story of the former Western State Lunatic Asylum.
Shenandoah Caverns, Virginia
George G visits the famous caverns in Shenandoah, and plans a return visit soon.
Virginia Holocaust Museum, Richmond
George G takes us to the sobering Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond
Jefferson's Monticello: Our Unplanned Visit
Samantha and her husband had to change plans for the day and ended up doing a tour of Monticello in VA. She is happy the day worked out the way it did.
Old Movie Theaters, Virginia
George G loves to collect photos of old movie theaters. Today he shares some of them with us.
Institute for Contemporary Art, Richmond, Virginia
George G visits one of Richmond's newer museums and finds some unusual contemporary art.
Virginia... now it's not just for lovers
Virginia's famous tourism promotion slogan gets a set of 'brand extensions.'
Augusta Military Academy Museum, Virginia
George G visits a small museum that highlights the past of a once-flourishing institution
McGuffey Art Center, Charlottesville, Virginia
George G visits a vibrant arts center, where visitors can interact with artists as well as their art.
Norfolk & Western archives to Virginia museum
The long history of a Virginia-based railroad is coming to a leading Richmond museum along with funds for its maintenance.
Fork Union Drive-In Theatre, Fork Union, Virginia
George G visits an old Drive-In movie theater and remembers the days when it was common to watch movies from your car seat.