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Quote: The church must be visited on a guided tour. You go first to the gift shop and pay for admission, and then one of the docents will unlock the church and take your group in. We were about 10 people, and our guide Read More
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Quote: Museum District"Buy what you have no need of and you'll soon sell what you need."--Ben Franklin, "Poor Richard's Almanac"A bargain after 4pm, when admission drops to $4 each ($7 at other times), the Children's Read More
Quote: Inspired by a 1st Century Roman Temple, Thomas Jefferson designed Richmonds' Capitol Building. The site surivived the Civil War when Lincoln ordered Union troops to leave it alone. It is now the oldest working Read More
Quote: The James River runs through Richmond and on hot days you will see people plunging in from its banks. It is a rare experience to sit in river water and see the city spread out before you. When there hasn't been Read More
Quote: Downtown"The rich do not possess wealth. It possesses them." - Ben Franklin, "Poor Richard's Almanac"Richmond has a great art scene, in part because of Virginia Commonwealth University, one of the best art Read More
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Quote: Edgar Allan Poe never lived in the house that houses the museum, but the museum has personal articles, letters, copies of his works, family pieces, and art inspired by Poe. A cute little gift shop has the kind Read More
Quote: I wasn’t too sure exactly what to expect at the Valentine Museum, but it turned out to be much more than I ever thought. It is not just one building, but rather a historic house and a history museum Read More
Quote: Built in 1712, Tuckahoe is one of the oldest plantation homes in Virginia. It is considered by architectural historians to be the finest existing early 18th century plantation in the country. Thomas Read More
Quote: Science Museum of Virginia is located in the old Train Station in Richmond. The entrance of the building is really impressive: The dome is nearly three stories high and with exquisite carvings. The characteristic Read More