Allman’s Bar-B-Que has fed Fredericksburg, VA bar-b-que fans since 1954.
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Allman’s Bar-B-Que has fed Fredericksburg, VA bar-b-que fans since 1954.
Mary Ball Washington, the mother of America’s first President George Washington, lived most of her life in the Fredericksburg area. And in the modern city, monuments, buildings and an entire university still bear her name.
Bernard Cohen was the lawyer for Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple. With the help of Cohen, the Supreme Court ultimately ruled that prohibiting interracial marriage was unconstitutional.
Honoring Mary Washington, mother of George Washington, who died from breast cancer on August 25, 1789.
Awarded the title of World's Best Bourbon two years in a row (2016 and 2017), A. Smith Bowman is one of Fredericksburg's finest family-owned distilleries. Discover the spirited legacy behind every barrel with this...
Artful Dimensions is an exclusively three-dimensional gallery with eight different studios featuring unique artwork ranging from woodwork to clay, glass, silk work and more.
Through archeology, the 18th century landscape of Ferry Farm was rebuilt.
The James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library, located in historic downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia, holds a collection of artifacts and documents related to the fifth president of the United States.
Whether legend or fact, if it happened to young George, it happened here. George Washington's boyhood home was at Ferry Farm, where archaeology and the rebuilding of an 18th century legacy are ongoing.
Rolling hills, historic views and dedicated makers welcome you to Fredericksburg Area wineries. A variety of wines and tasting rooms promise a Northern Virginia wine experience with rich, full-bodied flavor.
Explore African American history through recollections and artifacts of those who attended Spotsylvania County's first African American high school at the John J. Wright Museum, named for its organizer and first principal.
Enduring inspiration. Devoting his talents to helping others develop their own allowed a beloved Fredericksburg artist and teacher to turn the art world upside down in his own way.
With over 60 artists ranging from clay sculptors, painters, glass fusers, woodworkers and more, LibertyTown Arts Workshop is not only a hub for artistic talent in the Fredericksburg region, but also a delightful place to...
Like being in a painting. Layers of history reveal themselves in the trails and gardens of Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont, where sculptures, architecture and lush plantings create a setting artists love to...
As if the master is still here. The routines of a world-renowned artist are preserved in the Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont, making for a rich and personal experience.
The art of appreciation lives on. Gari Melchers and wife Corinne found each other on an ocean cruise, courted through their love of painting, then came to Fredericksburg to create the perfect home to flourish in.
What's rooted here is powerful. Sharing history with descendants and family members makes a visit to the Fredericksburg Area's four battlefields and African American Heritage Trail a rich experience.
Earning emancipation. Learn the story of the Chatham Manor laundress who bought her family's freedom from slavery, featured on the Fredericksburg Region's African American Heritage Trail.
Located in Spotsylvania, Ellwood Manor is a National Park Service site and on Civil War battlefield. Visitors have said that it has "a little hidden nugget of history."
Located in the heart of downtown Fredericksburg, the historic 1770 Richard Johnston Inn Bed & Breakfast features luxurious accommodations, a full, sit-down breakfast, and an ideal location.
All in one day, right in our back yard. Fredericksburg gives you access to mountain biking, kayaking Class 2 rapids, rock climbing, hiking and more.
Riverside Center for the Performing Arts becomes a theater destination with support of Sally Struthers. The actress calls Riverside the "Broadway at the Rappahannock."
Stage and screen star Sally Struthers falls in love with the Fredericksburg region.
Are you one of the millions with a personal connection to Civil War history? Helping visitors find meaning in the stories of Civil War era is satisfying work for this chief historian in Fredericksburg.
Take a walk down Caroline Street to explore downtown Fredericksburg's eclectic culinary scene. From fresh bakery treats and gourmet chocolates to old-fashioned milkshakes and coffee specialties in a historic setting, it's a...
The Battlefield Country Store is a specialty grocery market that embraces the Amish and Mennonite culture known for their amazing sandwiches, ice cream, baked treats and locally sourced goods!
The resilience and gentility of George Washington's mother, Mary, and sister, Betty. The sacrifice and dedication of artist Gari Melcher's true love, Corinne. The care, comfort and visionary healing of Red Cross founder,...