by Christine Kovacs | Jan 23, 2020
Our standard Private Carriage Ride is approximately 45 minutes long. We will usually cover up to 3 miles of Fredericksburg Commercial District, the Colonial, Queen Victorian and Edwardian residential Historic District. Fredericksburg is known for its unique...
by Christine Kovacs | Jan 23, 2020
**Note: During the Covid 19 pandemic all rides will be considered private, we will only allow members of the same house hold or families to ride in the carriage at one time. You will never ride with strangers. We also have plexi-glass and other measures in place to...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
A national historic landmark, built between 1751-1757, Aquia is one of the finest examples of colonial church architecture in Virginia, and one of the oldest churches still actively used in America. The church is noted for its Aquia stone trim, like what was quarried...
by Danelle Rose | Jan 24, 2019
The Museum relates County history from 1722 with its collection of artifacts and exhibits beginning with John Smith’s earliest expiration through the Civil War exhibit, “17 Days in May”, the Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse. You will enjoy learning the history...
by Michelle Dolby | Jan 24, 2019
Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont – The richly furnished country house and working studio of American impressionist painter Gari Melchers (1860-1932) can be seen as they appeared in the 1920s. Explore the colorful formal gardens and wooded hiking trails...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Our museum is named after the man who, in 1905, organized a community of black baptist churches to focus on developing high school education. As such, our permanent exhibit tells the history of African American education in Spotsylvania, while our rotating exhibits...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Located in downtown Fredericksburg, VA, the FAM is a cultural and educational hub in a thriving, historic city. Fredericksburg’s core, containing a 40-block historic district listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is surrounded by Civil War battlefields,...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Come see the 1936 Vultee V-1AD Special,the only one left in the world, custom built for Publisher William Randolph Hearst, Sr. and part of one of the rarest private collection of antique aircraft in the world at Shannon historic operational airport.
by Christine Kovacs | Jan 24, 2019
**Note: During this time of the Covid 19 Pandemic, Olde Towne Carriages is taking all precautions to provide you a safe and memorable experience. All rides will be considered private as we will only allow people from the same family or house hold to ride at one...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Come by on a Saturday morning and visit our two cabooses, baggage car, and newly opened museum buildings, featuring operating model railroad layouts of various gauges! The Little Yellow Train. Our main attraction is the ‘Little Yellow Train’; an open air...
by rambletype | Jan 24, 2019
Step inside the church and discover the beauty of a 19th century example of Romanesque Revival Architecture with an ancient basilica layout. During the 20th century, its plain white windows were replaced with the magnificent stained glass you see today, including...
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