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A museum with two levels of exhibits and the restored White House of Confederacy. The Museum is open to the public 363 days a year and there is an admission fee. Education programs focusing on the history of the Confederate States of America, its government, military, art and civilian life, including free and enslaved African Americans. The museum also offers lecture series, adult and student workshops, and a variety of outreach programs.

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Historic site offering self-guided walking tours and guided group tours. Clearinghouse for information about Patrick Henry.

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Dedicated to educating the general public, students and scholars on the changing role of the U.S. during the 20th century in military and diplomatic affairs as seen through the life and example of General of the Army, George C. Marshall. Offers a library, archives and educational programs.

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Oldest museum in the Northern Neck area, with exhibits and programs about Westmoreland County history from pre-colonial days to today. Displays include artifacts discovered at the sites of Native American settlements and early plantations, full length portraits of key figures in the County's early history, and items associated with Presidents George Washington, James Madison and James Monroe.

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The Chrysler Museum has fifty galleries, a growing collection of more than 35,000 objects, an interactive space for families, and the only glass studio of its kind in the Mid-Atlantic region.

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The Henry Hill Visitor Center provides park brochures, maps, trail guides and daily interpretive programs, a 45-minute orientation film and a museum exhibiting Civil War era uniforms, weapons and artifacts.

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House tours, special events. Hands on educational programs relating to Civil War history, Victorian period and art. Art classes and workshops. Changing Art Galleries-National, Regional & Local Exhibits. Scholarships for art classes and camps available.

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The Charles H. Taylor Arts Center hosts a series of changing exhibitions throughout the year. Many of the area's leading arts organization partner with the Hampton Arts Commission in the presentation of annual exhibitions. Also offers a variety of art classes for children and adults.

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Richmond Railroad Museum focuses on railroads which served central Virginia, and their impact on Richmond and its citizens.

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Provides exhibits devoted entirely to the history of U.S. Army transportation from colonial days to the present.

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Collect, preserve and interpret objects of historical significance to Bedford (Liberty) and Bedford County. Operates a Genealogy Library.

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To enhance the students talents and expose them to music and drama diversity. This program teaches songs, drama with skits and plays.

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The Lyceum offers exhibitions, public programs, a museum store, and facility rentals.

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Makes science and technology accessible to all people by being an outstanding regional institution that ignites and nurtures lifelong learning.Accepts donations and offers volunteer opportunities. Services: *Provides hands-on interactive exhibits. *Offers a variety of innovation programs, both on-site and in the community. *Preserves the collections and uses them to enhance learning. *Creates a welcoming atmosphere that stimulates curiosity and wonder.

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Established a series of education programs that are designed in accordance to Virginia's Standard of Learning objectives. Each 90 minute program includes hands on learning with pre and post visit activities. Also offers interactive presentations on Colonial and Civil War history.

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An exhibition of historical artifacts for the education of students and adults. Exhibits professional art works from Southwest Virginia and the Montgomery County school system. Offers guided tours for groups.

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The Museum maintains a wide array of artifacts: guns, furniture, glass & ceramics, textiles, accoutrements, books, swords, and other items spanning over half a century, from 1815 to 1873.

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Interprets Virginia natural heritage within a global context in ways that are relevant to all citizens of the Commonwealth. Exhibits, education programs for all ages, and publications translate the Museum curators' scientific research into easily understood language and concepts.

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Operates the Heritage Preservation Center, the Haller-Gibboney Rock House, and the Thomas J. Boyd Museum and Children's Discovery Center. Uses volunteers.

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The Poe Museum is dedicated to the acquisition, preservation and exhibition of the works of Edgar Allan Poe and of the objects and artifacts associated with his life.

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ACWM-Appomattox, through its two galleries of exhibits with more than 400 objects, documents, and photographs, explores the Civil War and its legacies, beginning with the secession of the southern states, delving into the last two years of the war, and ending with the Reconstruction era and post-war reunification efforts.

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Provides displays of art and artifacts documenting migratory wildfowl that pass through Eastern Virginia.

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Preserves the history and heritage of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps, the Army's oldest logistic branch.

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VMFA is open to the public with free, general admission to the galleries and grounds. VMFA is a state-supported, privately endowed educational institution created for the benefit of the citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Its purpose is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret art, to encourage the study of the arts, and thus to enrich the lives of all.

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The Science Museum of Virginia looks for opportunities to encourage all Virginians to enrich their lives through science. The Science Museum is a catalyst for inspiration, a place that sparks curiosity, encourages discovery and generates ideas in science, technology, engineering and math.

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