On the cover - Fredericksburg

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On the cover: Picture this, taking The Greatest Vacation in History in the
Fredericksburg Area. Experiences in the arts, wineries, golf, colonial and Civil War
history, dining, shopping and so much more. Memories in the making--book
them today.
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INTRODUCTION
ITINERARIES
CIVIL WAR ATTRACTIONS
HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS
VISITOR CENTERS
TICKETS, TOURS & TRANSIT
OFF THE PATH ADVENTURES
THE ARTS
RECREATION
FAMILY FUN
WINE, HOPS & SPIRITS
2014 EVENTS
LODGING
DINING, SHOPPING & MORE
MAPS
Introduction
Trendy is temporar y. Classics never fade. Their appeal endures, and their luster grows, as fads come and go around them.
Those experiences that never fail to fulfill our quest for beauty, delight our taste buds and stimulate our intellects are the ones
whose allure is permanent. They are Timeless.
Spotsylvania and Stafford counties and the city of Fredericksburg
spirit is on display in the region’s Trail to Freedom exhibit, which
are the indelible threads that form the Timeless fabric of the
traces the route by which more than 10,000 slaves crossed the
Fredericksburg region. From the streets of downtown Fredericksburg
Rappahannock River to freedom in 1862. Today, the Fredericksburg
to the battlefields of Spotsylvania to the grand residences of Stafford,
area welcomes visitors of all interests. Whether you’re looking for
this region is aching to tell you a story at every turn. These tales are
a challenging road race, a touchstone with the past, high-quality
critical links in the story of America itself.
entertainment for children or an indulgent weekend with your special
someone or a group of friends, Fredericksburg delivers.
Here, you can witness the pristine natural beauty of the Rappahannock
River just as Capt. John Smith saw it in 1608, when he sailed up
Talented artists, passionate makers of wine, beer and spirits,
the river to the fall line, where the bustling ports of Fredericksburg
meticulous hoteliers and gifted chefs stand ready to roll out
and Falmouth would soon rise. The farm where George Washington
the red carpet for you. Visitors fill their days with golf, boutique
grew from grade-schooler to national hero is just a stone’s throw
shopping, gallery hopping, outdoor adventures, history-seeking, wine
across the river from downtown Fredericksburg, where you can
tasting and much more. FredericksburgVAcations.com can help you
visit the former homes of Washington’s mother and sister, and
get started planning the perfect trip, customized precisely to your
climb to the rock where Mary Washington offered prayers for the
own interests.
Revolutionary soldiers.
Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania form a region that has
Some of the boldest and most dramatic battle strategies of the
been molded by some of America’s pivotal moments, and a community
Civil War played out in the Fredericksburg area. On the preserved
that continues to offer up a unique blend of heritage, culture and
battlefields of Spotsylvania County, you can walk trails tailor-made
refined hospitality to those who come to its doorstep. The
to allow you to contemplate both the beauty of this untouched land
Fredericksburg experience is for all ages, and all interests. Come
and the gravity of what happened here 150 years ago. The civilian
enjoy this Timeless treasure.
experience of warfare is also well-documented, and area military
parks and museums offer rich and authentic views of what life was
like for those who lived through the battles and rose from the dust
to care for the wounded. The remarkable perseverance of the human
Itineraries
George Washington
Boyhood Home Site
Government Island
Historic Kenmore Plantation
Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop
James Monroe Museum
Mary Washington House and Monument
Old Town Falmouth
Rising Sun Tavern
Thornton Cemetery
Old Town Fredericksburg
Antique and Specialty Shopping
Artists’ Studios and Galleries
Horse and Carriage Rides
The Rapphannock River
Trolley Tours of Fredericksburg
Unique dining in 40+ restaurants
Civil War
Chatham
Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center
Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania National Military Park
George Washington’s Ferry Farm
Lee vs. Grant, The 1864 Campaign
Spotsylvania Museum
Slaughter Pen Farm
Slave Auction Block
Spotsylvania Court House Historic District
Stafford Civil War Park
Trail to Freedom Sites–
Historic Port of Falmouth, Aquia Landing and Old Mill Park Walking and Driving Tours
White Oak Civil War Museum and Research Center
Important Places Not to Miss
“City of Fredericksburg” Riverboat Cruise
Championship Golf Courses
Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont
Hope Springs Marina
Lake Anna
National Museum of the Marine Corps
Rappahannock Railway Historical Society Museum
Riverside Theater
Locally Grown
A. Smith Bowman Distillery
Adventure Brewing Company
Belvedere Plantation
Braehead Farm
Blue and Gray Brewing Company
Carl’s Ice Cream
Hartwood Winery
Lake Anna Winery
Mattaponi Winery
Miller Farms Market
Potomac Point Winery
Unique Dining in local, independent Restaurants
Several of these attractions offer a wide variety of activities.
Please check their listing for details.
Civil War
150th Commemoration of Wilderness and
Spotsylvania Courthouse
Civil War Reenactments and Events
The Region will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battles of
battles and encampments take place annually in May, September
Wilderness and Spotsylvania Courthouse during 2014 with Spotsylvania
and December. A very popular walking tour series “History at Sunset”
County hosting the Reenactment and Living History Weekend May
occurs every Friday evening throughout the summer season.
3-4, 2014. More than 6,000 reenactors, living historians, sutlers,
Info:
Civil War reenactment style events commemorating regional
Check VisitFred.com for more information and specific dates.
authors, and the Virginia History Mobile will make the experience
memorable and educational. The National Park Service, 23 U.S. Colored
Troops, Spotsylvania Museum, Trail to Freedom Committee, Friends
of the Wilderness Battlefield, and others will be offering special
programs, tours, and lectures throughout the year. Join the
Fredericksburg Region as we offer the nation a lens to view the
trials and transformations that shaped the country.
Civil War Attractions
Discount tour ticket, see page 11 for details.
Chancellorsville Battlefield Visitor Center
National Park Service
Chatham Fredericksburg / Spotsylvania
National Military Park Service Headquarters
The Battle of Chancellorsville took place in Spotsylvania County,
Owned by gentry, sustained by slaves, and witness to war, Chatham April 27, 1863 - May 6, 1863, and it is known for the brilliant military
is the only private home in America visited by George Washington,
maneuvers accomplished by Robert E. Lee and “Stonewall” Jackson
Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson. This Georgian-style mansion is
against Union General Joseph Hooker. It was also where Jackson w
as
best known for its role in the Civil War, when it served as Union
mistakenly and mortally shot by his own troops.
headquarters during the Battle of Fredericksburg. See a replica
Hours: Open daily 9am - 5pm (except certain holidays)
Free maps, brochures, park historians and an orientation
film (cost for film only).
pontoon boat, modeled after those used to cross the Rappahannock
Info:
Hours: Open daily 9am-4:30pm. Please allow 45 minutes for your visit.
Rt. 3 West, 12901 Bullock Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-786-2880
120 Chatham Ln., Falmouth, VA 22405
River in the Battle of Fredericksburg. No Admission fee.
Info:
540-654-5121 | www.nps.gov/frsp/chatam.htm
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Civil War Walking Tour
This two-part brochure series focuses on the river crossing, street
Spotsylvania County Court House
Historic District
action and assault of Marye’s Heights due to the eventful Battle of
9104 Courthouse Rd., Spotsylvania, VA 22553
Fredericksburg in 1862. Available at the Fredericksburg Visitor Center.
The Spotsylvania Court House District is rich with history, representing
important historical periods, such as the 1838 building of the
Fredericksburg Battlefield
Spotswood Inn, headquarters for General Jubal Early and observation
National Park Service, 1013 Lafayette Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
hospital and still bears wartime scars. The Confederate Cemetery
Located on Sunken Road, a focal point during the Battle of Fredericksburg,
is the final resting place for nearly 600 Confederate soldiers from
the Visitor Center serves as a starting point for a tour of the Fredericks-
ten states. Finally, see the old jail, built in 1839 and transferred to
burg-Spotsylvania National Military Park. Relive “Lee’s most one-sided
its present site in 1855. Walking tour brochure is available at the
victory” against Union General Ambrose E. Burnside; the action took
Spotsylvania Museum or Spotsylvania Visitor Center.
place at Marye’s Heights and Chatham in December 1862.
Info:
point for General Lee. Christ Episcopal Church served as a Civil War
540-507-7090
Hours: Open daily 9am - 5pm
Info:
540-373- 6122 | www.nps.gov/frsp/
Lee vs. Grant: The 1864 Campaign
Spotsylvania County Museum
9019 Old Battlefield Blvd., Spotsylvania, VA 22553
Learn about the early history of Spotsylvania County from Governor
4704 Southpoint Pkwy., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Spotswood and the Native Americans through the Civil War. Special
Trace the route of Grant’s fateful Overland Campaign beginning in Spotsyl-
emphases on the civilian and battlefield experiences of local
vania County. Part of the Virginia Civil War Trails, the nation’s most
residents. Also houses a collection of local artifacts and genealogical
comprehensive Civil War driving tour, leading to more than 200 sites.
records. Free admission.
Trail brochures and maps are available at area visitor centers.
Hours: Open daily 9am -5pm
Info:
Info:
1-888-Civil-War | www.civilwar-va.com
Spotsylvania Court House Battlefield
Brock Road and Grant Dr., Spotsylvania, VA 22553
On May 12, 1864, General Grant’s decision to move forward to
Spotsylvania changed the course of the war. The Court House was the
site of the “Bloody Angle” an intense engagement of hand-to-hand
combat between the Union and Confederate armies resulting in
a bloodbath.
Hours: Open daily Dawn to Dusk
Info:
540-786-2880 | www.nps.gov/frsp/spotsy.htm
540-507-7278 | www.spotslvaniamuseum.org
Stafford Civil War Park
Civil War artifacts in the country. Explore the life-size, hand-dug
400 Mt. Hope Church Rd., Stafford, VA 22554
replicas of soldiers’ winter huts. See thousands of artifacts recovered
This compact site with multiple corduroy roads, winter encampments and
from Stafford encampments and sites around the area. View a
three large artillery fortifications interprets the story of the Union Army’s
replica cannon made to exact Civil War specifications and a recently
winter occupation of Stafford County from 1862-1863 – 97% of a Civil
discovered section of an authentic corduroy road. This is a great
War soldier’s time was spent outside of the battlefield. A Colonial era
place for children. Museum owner and operator D. P. Newton has
quarry and the remains of a pre-civil war bridge are among the unique
received national recognition for historic preservation from the Civil
features revealing layers of history on this hallowed ground.
War Trust. Admission fee.
Free admission.
Hours: Open daily 8am - 5:30pm
Info:
Hours: Wed-Sun 10am-5pm
Info:
540-371-4234 | www.whiteoakmuseum.com
540-654-1844 | www.TourStaffordVA.com
Wilderness Battlefield and Ellwood Manor
The Battle of the Wilderness was fought May 5-6, 1864. The beginning
of the Overland Campaign and first pitted General Robert E. Lee
against Union General Ulysses S. Grant. The battle turned the tide of
the war as Grant continued his march, “On to Richmond.”
Ellwood
36380 Constitution Highway, Locust Grove, VA 22508
The 1790s house located on the Wilderness Battlefield served as
a Confederate hospital in 1863 and Union General G.K. Warren’s
headquarters in 1864. Grounds are open every day from sunrise to
“Stonewall” Jackson Shrine
The “Stonewall” Jackson Shrine is the site where Gen. Thomas J.
Jackson died on May 10, 1863, after he was wounded at the Battle of
Chancellorsville. The memorial site provides historical interpretations
of the Civil War events on the “Fairfield” plantation and adjacent to
the community of Guinea Station.
Hours: Hours to visit the Shrine vary depending upon the season.
Info:
540-654-5532 | www.nps.gov/frsp/js/htm
Trail to Freedom
sunset (check in at the Chancellorsville Visitor Center for a required
pass). The house is open on weekends and holidays, May through
October, and special events are held throughout the season.
Info:
Check www.fowb.org for updates, specific hours of operations,
and directions.
Free Battlefield Apps
for iPhones
Experience the battlefield in a whole new way. Download the Civil
War Trust Battle apps to your Apple iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad
and begin your exploration of Civil War battlefields today.
(Requires an Apple iTunes account)
Retrace the routes of freedom seekers, coming from up to a hundred miles away, through Fredericksburg and Stafford County.
An iPad Driving Tour through Stafford County provides a stopby-stop interpretation of the 10,000 who began their journey
in the spring of 1862. Listen to the stories, read the words of
those who dreamed daily of being free and learn more of their
lives and pursuit of freedom at any cost. Walking tour in the City
of Fredericksburg.
Info:
Map available online at www.trailtofreedom.com
White Oak Civil War Museum
& Research Center
985 White Oak Rd., Falmouth, VA 22405
Prominently featured in a “New York Times” article as a Civil War site
NOT to miss. Likely the most impressive locally-oriented collection of
Fredericksburg App
Chancellorsville App
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Historic Attractions
Aquia Church
Marguerite Stroh Visitor Center features a museum shop and orientation
2938 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Stafford, VA 22555
theater. The studio holds rotating exhibits of Gari Melchers’ work and
Built between 1751-1757, Aquia is one of the finest examples of
hosts other art collections on a rotating basis. Seminars on photography,
colonial church architecture in Virginia. The original three-tiered
art, and gardening as well as special art exhibits from other collections
pulpit and great sounding board are still in use, along with one of
have visitors frequenting this cultural retreat. Grounds, gardens, and
the earliest American examples of hand-painted calligraphy on wood.
guided woodland trails offer wonderful views year round. The Studio
Hours: Grounds open daily, a docent guided interior tour is free and available by appointment. Please call ahead.
Pavilion provides space for special occasions and events. Admission fee.
Info:
540-659- 4007 | www.aquiachurch.com
Hours: Open daily 10am-5pm except Wednesdays, Thanksgiving,
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and
New Year’s Day. Please allow 90 minutes for your visit.
Info:
540-654-1015 | www.garimelchers.org
Fredericksburg Area
Museum & Cultural Center
George Washington’s Ferry Farm
Housed in the 1816 Town Hall/Market House and the 1927 Planters
At George Washington’s Boyhood Home, guests enjoy a visitor experience
National Bank building, the museum chronicles the story of
that includes a new, self-guided iPad tour of the grounds where George
Fredericksburg’s vibrant past. The seven permanent exhibits
Washington grew from age 6 - 19. The tour includes in depth detail
available focus on Virginia Indians, settlement during the Colonial
about Ferry Farm – the Washington family home during the time of
Period, Fredericksburg during the Civil War, the Revolutionary War,
young Washington. iPads for your use on the tour are included in the
WWI, WWII, and African American history from slavery to Civil Rights,
admission price or download the app on your iPad for a nominal fee.
in addition to rotating galleries and cultural events. Admission fee.
A demonstration garden, seasonal archeology digs, an archaeology
Hours: Open daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day
and New Year’s Eve. Please allow 90 minutes for your visit.
exhibit and working archaeology lab interpret the ongoing effort to
1001 Princess Anne St., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Info:
540-371-3037 | www.famcc.org
Gari Melchers Home
and Studio at Belmont
224 Washington St., Falmouth, VA 22405
Owned in the early 1900’s by the renowned American artist, Gari
Melchers, this historic home is handsomely furnished with items
collected during the Melchers’ residences and travels abroad. The
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268 King’s Highway, Fredericksburg, VA 22405
discover more detail on the history of this important site. Admission fee.
Hours: Open daily Mar-Dec except Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. Please allow 60 minutes for your visit.
Info:
540-370-0732 | www.ferryfarm.org
Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop
James Monroe Museum
This 18th century building restored as the Hugh Mercer Apothecary
Our nation’s fifth president, James Monroe, began his illustrious
Shop presents a vivid living history interpretation of colonial
career practicing law in Fredericksburg. The building, which dates
medical practices. Visitors can hear about a popular treatment of
to 1815, houses an amazing array of furnishings, artwork, and
the day for a lady’s hysteria or a medicine so potent that it would,
personal possessions of the nation’s fifth president and his
according to one wealthy plantation owner, “cheer a man with a bad
family, displayed in an inspiring set of interpretative exhibits. Among
wife.” New to the collection is a small exhibit featuring a 1786 letter
the highlights of the collection is the famous “Monroe Doctrine
from General George Weedon in reference to Mercer’s son, William –
Desk”, purported to be where Monroe wrote the doctrine that now
now recognized as the first deaf, American artist. Admission fee.
carries his name, and beautiful jewels worn by Monroe’s wife,
Hours: Open daily. Mar- Oct: Mon-Sat 9am-4pm | Sun 12pm-4pm
Nov- Feb: Mon-Sat 10am-3pm | Sun 12pm-4pm | Closed
Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve
and New Year’s Day. Please allow 45 minutes for your visit.
Elizabeth. New to the collection is a furlough signed by then Major
1020 Caroline St., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Info:
540-373-3362 | www.washingtonheritagemuseums.org
908 Charles St., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Monroe at Valley Forge in 1778. Admission fee.
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.
Info:
Historic Kenmore
1201 Washington Ave., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Kenmore, one of the most elegant colonial mansions in America, lies in
the heart of historic Fredericksburg. Built by patriot Fielding Lewis and
540-654-1043 | www.jamesmonroemuseum.umw.edu
John J. Wright
Educational & Cultural Center Museum
his wife, Betty (the sister of George Washington), the house contains
This museum is the first in the Rappahannock region that
some of the most elaborate plasterwork from colonial America.
journeys through the social context of African American education
It was crafted by an unknown artist who also completed plasterwork
in Spotsylvania County, its transformation through successful
at Mount Vernon. Admission fee.
integration and the closure of the historic John J. Wright School in
Hours: Open daily Mar - Aug: 10am-5pm | Aug-Dec: 10am-4pm
Closed Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. Please allow 60 minutes
for your visit.
2006. Visitors will be treated to viewing over 100 exhibits that chron-
Info:
540 -370-0732 | www.kenmore.org
icle the growth of this historical legacy. See the many artifacts that
once belonged to past students and educators in the space that was
the original library of John J. Wright School. No admission fee.
Hours: Museum and specialty gift store open Thurs-Sat 10am-3pm.
Info:
540-582-7583 x 5545 and 5446
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Mary Washington House
1200 Charles St., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
National Museum of the Marine Corps
George Washington bought this home for his mother in 1772 and
18900 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Triangle, VA 22172
she lived here near her daughter Betty’s home, Kenmore, the last 17
A monument to honor, courage, and commitment, the museum is a
years of her life. Among the period furnishings are some of Mary’s
lasting tribute to U.S. Marines – past, present, and future. World-
personal possessions, including her “best dressing glass,” which she
class, interactive exhibits, using the most innovative technology, sur-
willed to her son George. Admission fee.
round visitors with irreplaceable artifacts and immerse them in the
Info:
540- 373-1569 | www.washingtonheritagemuseums.org
sights and sounds of Marines in action. No admission fee.
Hours: Open daily except Christmas Day.
Info:
877- 635-1775 | www.usmcmuseum.org
National Bank Museum
Rising Sun Tavern
PNC Bank, 900 Princess Anne St., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Nearly two centuries of banking history are encapsulated in this
Built by Charles Washington in 1760 as his home, this building was later
museum. Housed in one of America’s oldest buildings continually
operated as a tavern – the only “proper” tavern in the bustling port of
serving as a bank. Objects reflect the history of the city’s prosperous
Fredericksburg. Today the “tavern wenches” and indentured servants at
and challenging times. Self guided tour. No admission fee.
the Rising Sun entertain visitors as though they have just stepped off a
Hours: Open Mon- Fri 9am-5pm
stagecoach in a lively interpretation of 18th century tavern life.
Info:
Admission fee. 540 - 899- 3243
Info:
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877-371-1494 | www.washingtonheritagemuseums.org
VISITOR
CENTERS
Fredericksburg
Visitor Center
706 Caroline St.,
Fredericksburg, VA, 22401
This visitor center offers
comprehensive touring information
for the Fredericksburg, Stafford and
Spotsylvania area. Maps, brochures, information on dining, lodging
reservation services, discount touring tickets, and special event
tickets are available at the center. Also, a 14-minute audio-visual
presentation provides an overview to the area’s history and
its attractions.
Hours: Open daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and
New Year’s Day. Please allow 25 minutes for your visit.
Info:
540-373-1776 or 1-800--678-4748 | www.VisitFred.com
Spotsylvania County
Visitor Center
4704 Southpoint Pkwy.,
Fredericksburg, VA, 22407
This visitor center offers
comprehensive touring information
for the Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania
and Stafford area. Gift shop, maps, brochures, information on dining
and lodging, discount touring tickets and special event tickets are available at the center.
Hours: Open daily 9am- 5pm except Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Please allow 25 minutes
for your visit.
Info:
540-507-7090 or 1-877-515-6197 | www.visitspotsy.com
Stafford
Visitor Center
224 Washington St.,
Falmouth, VA, 22405
Located at Gari Melchers
Home and Studio. Visit to plan
the best use of your time in
Stafford. A free introductory film is available as well as detailed
maps and information on dining options, lodging and special
events. Regional and state travel information is also available.
Hours: Open daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas
Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Please allow 25
minutes for your visit.
Info:
540-654-1844 | www.TourStaffordVA.com
Tickets, Tours and Transit
Tours
Battlefield Guide Services Tours of the Spotsylvania Courthouse
Architectural Walking Tours Architecturally speaking, Fredericksburg’s
neighborhood and battlefield provide a fast-paced look at citizens and
Downtown Historic District has it all: Colonial, Federal, Greek Revival,
soldiers during the two week struggle in May of 1864. Also tours available
Gothic Revival and early 20th century styles line the streets. Each
to Chancellorsville and Wilderness battlefields. tour lasts about 90 minutes and begins and ends in Historic
Info:
Market Square, at 907 Princess Anne Street. “Bricks and Boards”
540- 455-0228 | [email protected] to reserve your
tour | www.spotsylvania.blogspot.com
is conducted each Saturday, April through mid-October, beginning
at 10:00 am. “This Old Town” is conducted once a month beginning
at 11:30 am. Check with the Fredericksburg Area Museum and
Cultural Center for the exact schedule. Cost $4 for adults and $1 for
students. Arrangements can be made for group tours on other days or
during the off-season.
Info:
540-809-3918 | [email protected]
Fredericksburg Food Tour The Fredericksburg Food Tour is a fully guided
culinary event taking place in the heart of historic Old Town, combining
a walking tour of the area’s history, architecture, and culture with
cuisine from some of the area’s best restaurants. Guests may enjoy a
variety of baked goods, German fare, Bistro favorites, and local Italian from
4-6 of Fredericksburg’s most iconic restaurants. Coming in Spring 2014.
Hours: Tours run at 11:30am for $29 per person daily.
Info:
202-683-8847 | [email protected] to book
BOOK NOW, STAY LATER!
Customize your trip to the Fredericksburg region at:
Fredericksburg Timeless Ticket
The Timeless Fredericksburg ticket is your guide to our finest historic landmarks. Purchase a Timeless
Ticket at the Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania or Stafford Visitor Centers and receive reduced one-time admission
to the most frequently visited attractions including Fredericksburg area battlefields. The Timeless Ticket contains a map and information
about participating area museums and historic sites. The Fredericksburg Timeless Ticket is undated. If you don’t visit all the museums and
historic attractions during your visit, just save your ticket for your next visit to the Fredericksburg area.
The ticket offers:
Kenmore • Mary Washington House • Rising Sun Tavern • George Washington’s Ferry Farm • Gari Melchers Home and Studio
Fredericksburg Area Museum • Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop • James Monroe Museum • Fredericksburg Area Battlefields
$32.00 for adults, one free student (ages 6 to 18) ticket to each ticket-purchasing adult. Additional student tickets at $10.00 each. Children 5 and under are free. The Fredericksburg Timeless
Ticket offers a 40 percent savings over individual admission. Individual discounts of 20 percent are offered to AAA members at most historic attractions. The Day Pass offers 24 hours to redeem
admission to the same nine attractions as the Timeless Ticket. Day Passes are $16.00 per adult and $5.00 per student with one free student ticket per each adult ticket purchased.
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Tickets, Tours and Transit
Ghosts of Fredericksburg Tour Mark Nesbitt, noted author and founder
of the original “Ghosts of Gettysburg” tours, presents “Ghosts of
Fredericksburg” tours. With a past that stretches back to pre-colonial
times and a Civil War legacy of four major battles and more than
100,000 casualties, it’s no wonder Fredericksburg has been
called the most haunted city, per capita, in the U.S. Costumed
guides combine history and ghostly tales on an 80-minute tour of
historic downtown Fredericksburg, available seasonally.
Info:
540 -710 -3002 | www.ghostsoffredericksburg.com
Hallowed Ground Tours P.O. Box 3882, Fredericksburg, VA 22402
U.S. Tours P.O. Box 1801 Fredericksburg, VA 22402
Guides give historic and battlefield tours in Spotsylvania, Fredericksburg
Daily sightseeing tours from Fredericksburg to Washington, D.C.
and Stafford from client’s vehicle—cars, vans or buses. Generally
Let someone else have the hassle of driving.
by appointment. Visa and MC accepted.
Info:
Info:
540-809-3918 | www.hallowedgroundtours.com
800-863-6333
Transit Options
Living History Experience Step back in time with an actor/historian
D.C. by Rail Take the train to D.C.! Fredericksburg is only 50 miles from
who recreates a real citizen or soldier from the city’s past. Walk options
our nation’s capital. Virginia Railway Express (VRE) and Amtrak provide
are daylight, lantern, first person battlefield experiences, romance,
great access to Union Station, the museums and monuments. Both
phantoms, 19th century Christmas and more.
trains depart from the station in Old Town. Also catch the VRE at the
Info:
Leeland Road or Brooke Stations in Stafford. Get times/rates from area
540 - 899-1776
visitor centers.
Old Towne Carriage Tours Marriage, Carriage and More You can visit
Info:
Amtrack www.amtrack.com | Vre www.vre.org
Fredericksburg the way our founding fathers did—by horse
and carriage! A variety of tours are offered, including daily seasonal
FREDericksburg Regional Transit “FRED” provides local, fully
tours (weather permitting) depar ting from the Fredericksburg
accessible transportation for area visitors. Call. Limited weekend
Visitor Center, to private evening tours, and special events such as
and evening service.
weddings and after dinner tours. Info:
Info:
540 - 371- 0094 | 540-207- 6482 for more information or private
tour reservations | www.oldetowncarriages.com
River Cruise, “City of Fredericksburg” Lunch and dinner cruises
of the scenic Rappahannock River by reservation daily except
Mondays, May through October.
Info:
For rates and reservations 804 -453 -2628 | www.tangiercruise.com
Trolley Tours of Fredericksburg 75-minute trolley tours of the historic
district are offered daily. See some of Old Town Fredericksburg’s most
historic sites and streets with a trained and licensed guide. Tour
departs from Charlotte St. next to the Fredericksburg Visitor
Center, where tour times and tickets are available.
Info:
540- 898- 0737 | www.fredericksburgtrolley.com
540-372-1222 option “0” for info or assistance. | www.ridefred.com
Off the Path Adventures
African American Heritage Trail
Experience a self-guided tour that highlights the history of African
Americans in Spotsylvania County. The tour begins at the John J.
Wright Educational and Cultural Center, the first African-American high
school in Spotsylvania and continues to ten other African-American
historical sites.
Info:
540-582-7583 x 5545 | www.spotsylvania.org/AAHT.htm
“A Portal to History” Children’s Walking Tour
Old Town Falmouth
Founded in 1728, Falmouth retains the historic facade of Union
Church, as well as the adjacent cemetery and the Master Hobby
For kids of all ages! Newly produced, this self-guided walking tour
School log cabin. Shelton Cottage, on River Road, is a fine example
brochure is “by-kids, for kids” and includes an interactive, stamp
of an 18th-century working man’s home. The Moncure Conway House,
collecting program highlighting 6 historic sites within walking distance
home to a famous southern abolitionist, is a National Underground
from the Fredericksburg Visitor Center.
Railroad Network to Freedom site.
Info:
Info:
Exclusive, content is available at www.visitfred.com/childrens-walking-tour
Children’s Museum of Richmond,
Fredericksburg Branch
www.TourStaffordVA.com
Rappahannock Chapter of the National
Railway Historical Society
1200 Block Jefferson Davis Hwy., Fredericksburg VA 22407
Joseph Mills Dr., and Main St., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Coming Spring 2014.
Learn about the historical importance of railroads. Take a rail
Info:
excursion on an open work car, visit the authentic caboose and
Visit www.c-mor.org for more details and information on the
Fredericksburg branch opening.
Friends of the Rappahannock Ecotourism
Support river conservation by taking interpretive tours of the scenic
Rappahannock River by canoe with naturalist historians.
Hours: Open daily Mar - Oct: 10am-5pm | Nov-Dec: 10am-4pm
Closed Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas
Day and New Year’s Eve. Please allow 60 minutes for your visit.
Info:
540-373-3448 | www.riverfriends.org
baggage car, interesting projects both on real railway equipment and
in miniature.
Hours: Open Sat 9am-12pm
Info:
www.rcnrhs.com
Salamander Loop of the Ni River Trail
8110 River Stone Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
The Salamander Loop is considered to be a nature trail, two miles
in length, and is named for the respective animal seen during hikes
Government Island Scenic Heritage Trail
191 Coal Landing Rd., Stafford, VA 22554
throughout the area.
Info:
540-373-3448 | www.spotsylvaniagreenways.org
A Scenic Heritage Trail through a 17-acre early American sandstone
quarry, a source of stone used to construct the U.S. Capitol and
Thornton Cemetery
boardwalk and interpretive signs is part of the Potomac Heritage
Located on Hunter St., off Princess Anne St.,
in Downtown Fredericksburg
National Scenic Park Trail and is open daily during daylight hours.
This cemetery is where some of the
the White House. This pristine park experience with an expansive
Info:
540-658- 8681
earliest settlers to the area (including
some Washington family members)
are buried.
The Arts
Celebrate Virginia Live
Celebrate Virginia Live is an annual charity concert series held on
Friday evenings during the summer in Fredericksburg. With a line-up
of world famous artists and an average draw of over 4,000 people per
show, Celebrate Virginia Live is a Friday night tradition and one of the
pre-eminent summer events in the region. Situated on a stunning ten
acre meadow overlooking the Rappahannock River, Celebrate Virginia
Live attracts a diverse and vibrant audience and has become a vital
attribute of life in the region.
Info:
www.celebratevirginialive.com
First Friday In Old Town
A year-round celebration of the Arts in Old Town Fredericksburg
the First Friday of every month. New exhibit openings in downtown
galleries with artist receptions from 6 to 9:30 pm. Area restaurants,
shops and museums are often open late for this vibrant event.
Info:
www.FredArts.com
Gari Melchers Home and Studio
224 Washington St., Falmouth, VA 22405
See listing on Attractions page 6.
Info:
540-654-1844
Riverside Theater
95 Riverside Pkwy., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
Professional actors perform Broadway Musical entertainment
electrifying audiences of all ages. Performances appeal to a wide
spectrum of musical tastes providing the talent of Broadway in an
accessible and elegant 450 seat venue. Enjoy the excitement, energy
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LibertyTown Arts Workshop
Art Connected
PONSHOP
Art First Gallery
Populuxe Fredericksburg
Art From the Heart
Pots and Palettes
Artful Dimensions Gallery
Tanya Richey Studio/Gallery
Artworks by Beverley Coates
Ridderhof Martin Gallery
Backdoor Gallery
Riverby Gallery
Bluebird Studio
Sophia St. Studios
Brandon Newton Studio
Studio-a
810 Caroline St.
540-371-8100
2107 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Unit #103
540- 628 -2162
824 Caroline St.
540-371-7101
325 Garrisonville Rd.
540- 659-4092
911 Charles St.
540- 899- 6319
810 Caroline St.
540-371- 4099
4500 Plank Rd.
540-786- 4455
2163 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Unit 103
540-720-4296
11093 Princess Anne St.
Brush Strokes Gallery
824 Caroline St.
540-368-0560
Central Rappahannock
Regional Library Atrium Gallery
107 William St.
804-214-0312
1008 Sophia St.
540-373-7046
817 Caroline St.
540-841-7374
College Ave. at Seacobeck St.
540-654-1013
805 Caroline St.
540-373-6148
1104 Sophia St.
540-372-3459
1011 A Princess Anne St.
540-368-2120
The Copper Shop
1707 B Princess Anne St.
540-371-4455
The Creative Side
513 Jackson St.
540-846-8920
Dale Glasgow Gallery
Valor Art & Frame, Ltd.
448 Hartwood Rd.
540-286-2539
718 Caroline St.
540-372- 3376
DuPont Gallery
Visual Treats
College Ave. at Thornton St.
540-654-1999
1002 Princess Anne St.
540-372-7537
Eyeclopes Studios
Weadon Studios and Fine Art
620 Charlotte St.
540-371-9040
305 Hanson Ave.
540-368-5157
Frame Designs Gallery
Wegner Metal Arts
2010 College Ave.
540-371-0567
520 Wolfe St.
540-373-5662
Fredericksburg Center for the
Creative Arts
Wm. Mason II Violin Shop
813 Sophia St.
540-373-5646
are available.
Gallery @ 915
540-370 - 4300 | See annual schedule below | www.riversidedt.com
712 Caroline St.
540-656-2215
1201 Caroline St.
540-372-1144
and engagement that only live theater can deliver. Group Rates
Info:
916 Liberty St.
540-371-7255
509-1 Jackson St.
540-645-7499
915 Lafayette Blvd.
540-226-1947
Sounds of Summer
Historic Market Square
The Fredericksburg Area Museum and Cultural Center presents an annual
concert series entitled Sounds of Summer. This series showcases local
and regional musicians performing various genres of music including jazz,
country, bluegrass, blues, classical, and pop. It features weekly, FREE
concerts on Friday nights in Market Square from May through October.
Info:
www.FAMCC.org
Riverside Theater
2014-2015 GYPSY | Jan 4-Mar 9
FOREVER PLAID | Mar 14-May 4
Dinner WEST
SIDE STORY | May 10-Jul 6
Theater HANK WILLIAMS: LOST HIGHWAY | Jul 12-Sept 14
Schedule * MONTY PYTON’S SPAMALOT | Sept 20-Nov 16
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE | Nov 22-Jan 4
THE MUSIC OF ANDREW LLOYD WEBER | Jan 10-Mar 3
9 TO 5 | Mar 7-May 3
Children’s
Saturday
Productions *
BLUES CLUES: THE MOST SPECTACULAR PLACE | Jan 18-Mar 15
THE MUSICAL ADVENTURE OF FLAT STANLEY | Mar 22-May 17
“WE THE PEOPLE” | May 24- Jul 19
THE HOBBIT | Jul 2 6-Sept 20
LUCKY DUCK | Sept 27- Nov 22
A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS | Nov 29 - Jan 3
* Production Schedules are subject to change.
Always check with the Theater to receive the most current information.
Recreation
Public Golf Courses
Virginia Outdoor Center 3219 Fall Hill Ave., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Augustine Golf Club 76 Monument Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
Canoeing, kayaking, and tubing adventures on the beautiful,
18-hole, par 71, championship course with full service clubhouse
historical Rappahannock River.
and pro shop. Multiple tees provide challenges to all levels of golfers.
Info:
Info:
Exit 140, only 5 minutes from I-95 | 540-720 -7374
www.augustinegolf.com
540-371-5085 | www.playva.com or [email protected]
Marinas
New Post Golf Range 9815 Sandy Lane Dr, Fredericksburg, VA 22408
The Fredericksburg area is home to a number of marinas offering
Over 31 driving lanes, canopied, grass or covered. Clubs available.
a number of features including launch sites, boat storage, rentals,
Info:
shoreline fishing, and much more. Contact individual marinas for
540-899-2989 | ww.fredgolfrange.com
specific amenities.
The Gauntlet at Curtis Park 18 Fairway Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
Anna Point Marina 13721 Anna Point Ln., Mineral, VA 23117
18-hole, par 72 championship P.B. Dye course on Lake Curtis. Restau-
Info:
rant, clubhouse, pro shop and practice facilities.
Aquia Harbour Marina 1415 Washington Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
Info:
Exit 133-B, only ten miles from I-95, at Curtis Park | 540 -752-0963
www.golfgauntlet.com
Info:
18-hole, par 72 championship course with a full service clubhouse and
complete practice facilities. PGA professionals are on staff.
Info:
Club Exit 126-B Northbound and 126 Southbound | 540-891-5258
www.leeshillgc.com
540-659-4232
Duke’s Creek Marina 3831 Breaknock Rd., Bumpass, VA 23024
Info:
Lee’s Hill Golf Club 110200 Old Dominion Pkwy., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540-895-5900 | www.annapoint.org
540- 895-5065 | www.dukescreekmarina.com
High Point Marina and Inn 4634 Courthouse Rd., Mineral, VA 23117
Info:
540- 895- 5249 | www.highpointmarina.com
Hope Springs Marina 4 Hope Springs Ln., Stafford, VA 22554
Info:
540- 549-1128 | www.hopespringsmarina.com
Lake Anna Marina 4303 County Rd., 713, Bumpass, VA 23024
Info:
540 - 895- 5051 | www.lakeannamarina.net
Play & Stay Golf Packages
Lake Anna State Park 6800 Lawyers Rd., Spotsylvania, VA 22553
Packages feature area courses and can be customized depending on
Sturgeon Creek Marina 5107 Courthouse Rd., Spotsylvania, VA 22551
length of stay, budget, ability and hotel preference.
Info:
Info:
Info:
540 - 854 - 5503 | www.drc.virginia.gov
540- 895- 5095 | ww.sturgeoncreekmarina.com
1- 877-788- 8133 | www.GolfFred.com
Augustine Golf Course
The Gauntlet at Curtis Park
Camping
Aquia Pines Camp Resort 3071 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Stafford, VA 22554
Outdoor Outfitters
Clore Bros. Outfitter 5927 River Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Begin your trip at U.S. Ford where Gen. Hooker crossed the river with
50,000 men to fight the battle of Chancellorsville. Canoes and kayaks
available or bring your own. All trips end where your car is parked.
A venue for Riverside Weddings and Special Events.
Info:
For reservations and information 540-786-7749 | www.clorebros.com www.riversideweddingsandevents.com
Info:
540-659 - 3447 | www.aquiapines.com
Fredericksburg KOA Campground 7400 Brookside Ln., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Info:
540- 898 -7252 | www.fredericksburgKOA.com
Rocky Branch Campground 5153 Courthouse Rd., Spotsylvania, VA 22551
Info:
www.shenandoahvalleyweb.com/rockybranch/camping.htm
Family Fun
Alpaca Farm Tours 71 Coakley Ln., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
Marantha Alpacs offers educational and family friendly farm tours.
Feed and pet them. Tours by appointment.
Hours: Wed- Sat
Info:
540 -841- 4878
Indoor Activities
AMF Fredericksburg Bowl 12100 Kilamey Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Hours: Sun -Thurs 10am-11pm | Fri-Sat 10am-1am
Info:
540-786 -2695
Bug Box 10822A Courthour Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Insect zoo with exotic specimens from around the world. Info:
Belvedere Plantation 1410 Belvedere Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Escape to the country at the family fun farm, 7 miles southeast of Fredericksburg on Route 17. Fall Harvest Festival, late September - October.
Info:
Group Reservations: 540 - 373-4478 | Seasonal Info: 1-800-641-1212
www.belvedereplantation.com
Braehead Farm 1130 Tyler St., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Family owned and operated since 1937, the last remaining farm within
540-371-5085 | www.playva.com or [email protected]
Cavalier Family Skating Center 1924 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Stafford, VA 22554
Hours: Fri 7pm-11pm | Sat 10:30am-1pm 1pm-7pm, 8pm-12am, Sun 2pm-5pm
Info:
540-657-0758 | www.cavalierfamilyskating.com
Central Park Funland 1351 Central Park Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Hours: Mon-Thurs 11am-8pm | Fri 11am-10pm | Sat 10am-10pm
Info:
540-786-7796 | www.centralparkfun-land.com
Liberty Center as Massaponax
5801 Southpoint Center Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Info:
540-710-7467 | www.libertycenterva.com
the Historic City of Fredericksburg. Open daily from 10-6 with seasonal
Paragon Gymnastics 1410 Central Park Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
focus on fall harvest, strawberry picking and special events.
Info:
Info:
Splitsville 51 Towne Centre Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
www.BraeheadFarm.com
Miller Farms Market 12101 Orange Plank Rd., Locust Grove, VA 22508
540-548-4966 | www.paragongymnastics.com
Hours: Mon-Fri Open at 4pm | Sat-Sun Open at 12pm
Info:
540 -785-2695 | www.splitsvillelanes.com/mobile/
Working farm with seasonal produce, organic meats, vegetables and
Movies
local honey. Family fun and group classes available. Gift shop with local
Marquee Cinemas 5800 Southpoint Centre Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
artisan-handcrafted items.
Info:
Info:
540-972-2680 | www.millerfarmsmarket.com
Summer Water Park Fun–YMCA Massad Family Branch
212 Butler Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22405
Outdoor waterpark fun for the whole family! Day passes for age 3+.
540-710 - 0401
Paragon Village 1251 Towne Centre Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Info:
540 -785-7228
Regal Aquia Movies 10 2850 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Stafford, VA 22554
Info:
540- 659-3200
Regal Cinemas 3301 Plank Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Info:
540-786-7796
Snack bar and lounge chairs for sun worshippers.
Hours: Mon - Fri 11am - 7pm | Sat 11-7pm | Sun 12pm-6pm
Info:
540- 371-YMCA | www.family-ymca.org
Recreation
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Wine, Hops and Spirits
Lake Anna Winery
This micro-distillery focuses on the production of premium bourbon
and other spirits, honoring the pioneering legacy of Virginia’s first
settlers. Come see the micro-distilling process from still to bottle and
experience the “angel’s share” for yourself.
The site is ideal for picnics, parties and receptions. Choose from a
variety of award-winning wines. Free tours and tastings are offered.
Events happening most weekends, including the Virginia Renaissance
Faire weekends in May & June; and Friday night dances.
Hours: Tour and gift shop open daily Mon-Sat 9am-4pm.
Other tour times available by appointment only.
Hours: Wed-Sat 11am-5pm | Sun 1pm-5pm | Other tour times available by appointment only.
Info:
Info:
1 Bowman Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
540 -373- 4555 | www.asmithbowman.org
540- 895-5085 | www.lawinery.com
Adventure Brewing Company
Mattaponi Winery
Stafford’s first brewery is home to outstanding craft beer and an inviting
tasting room experience. Pints, tasters and growlers filled with a
growing list of adventurous beers are sure to please every palate.
A family-owned small farm winery producing a variety of hand-crafted,
award-winning specialty wines. Join us in our Native American Indian Log
cabin, “The Tasting Post.” Come take a taste in time with Mattaponi Wine.
Info:
Hours: Wed-Sun 11am-6pm
33 Perchwood Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22405
540-242- 8876 | www.AdventureBrewing.com
7530 Morris Rd., Spotsylvania, VA 22551
Info:
Blue & Gray Brewing Co.
3300 Dill Smith Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Fred Red Ale, Blue & Gray Classic Lager, Falmouth American Pale Ale
and Stonewall Stout year-round as well as special seasonal brews
through out the year. Special events and daily restaurant service on site
in Lee’s Retreat Brew Pub, where you can watch the brewing process
in action.
Hours: Retail and tastings: Mon 9am-12:30am | Wed 2- 6pm Fri 3-8pm | Sat 10am-1pm
Info:
540 -371-7799 | www.blueandgraybrewingco.com
Hartwood Winery
540-582-2897 | www.mattaponiwinery.com
Potomac Point Vineyard & Winery
275 Decatur Rd., Stafford, VA 22554
This Mediterranean-style vineyard hosts intimate gatherings, after work
“happy hours,” dream weddings, “date” nights, family reunions, barbecues, girlfriend getaways or large corporate functions with equal ease.
Visit year-round. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome. Bistro
menu offers delectable lunch and dinner specialties Wed-Sun.
Hours: Open daily except Tuesdays.
Info:
540-446-2266 | www.potomacpointwinery.com
345 Hartwood Rd., Hartwood, VA 22406
Grapes and Grains Trail
This award-winning Virginia farm winery offers free tours and
tastings in a beautiful country setting. Special events throughout the
year. A specialty shop offers Hartwood wines and wine related gift items.
Pet Friendly. No Admission Fee.
Enjoy a “spirited” escape from the everyday on the Grapes and Grains
Trail. Trail Tickets are $12 and can be purchased at any of the Visitor
Centers or participating trail stops which include the 4 wineries, distillery
and breweries listed in this section. The ticket price includes a collectible
stemless tasting glass, VIP tours and discounts in the gift shops of the
six trail stops. Drive to each stop as you choose in a day or two or
visit one at a time.
Hours: Open Wed - Sun
Info:
540-752-4893 | www.hartwoodwinery.com
Virginia Wine Month October is Wine Month in Virginia. Check
VisitFred.com for special events at these wonderful wineries.
2014 Events
JANUARY
The Fredericksburg area
calender is filled with
music, arts, family fun
and special events.
For more details and a complete listing, Call
Restaurant Week
January 17 - 27
Experience dining specials featuring some
of downtown Fredericksburg’s most
popular restaurants.
Hugh Mercer’s Birthday
January 20
Celebrate Dr. Hugh Mercer’s birthday at the
Apothecary Shop where you’ll learn what
combination of herbs, extracts and barks
were used to cure what ails you.
FEBRUARY
President’s Day Weekend
February 15 - 17
Celebrate President’s Day Weekend
with America’s first patriot and president.
George Washington’s boyhood home will
have a weekend full of activities and
educational opportunities.
1-800-654-4118
George Washington’s Birthday
at the Mary Washington House
or go to
February 22
V isitFred.com
Celebrate Washington’s birthday with tours
and refreshments at the home he bought for
his mother.
MARCH
Cool Cow Comedy at Horseshoes
and Hand Grenades
March 1
Come the first Saturday of every
month to see some of the hottest comedy
acts in the nation.
A History of Lingerie at the John J.
Wright Museum and Cultural Center
March 6 - 29
In honor of National Women’s Month,
explore the varieties of lingerie through
history. Sip tea, munch on
delectable sweets.
Saint Patrick’s Day Celebration:
Fireman’s and Policeman’s Competition
March 15
Games of strength and skill between the
two organizations and celebrate St. Patrick’s
Day with a parade, Irish Dancing, food and
fun at the Blue & Gray Brewing Company.
Refurnishing Kenmore Seminar
March 22
Rites of Spring Wine Festival
March 22 - 23
Enjoy Tasting from 10 area wineries as
well as artisans and crafters at this annual
spring event.
UMW Philharmonic Celebrity Series
Concert with Itzhak Perlman
March 29
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APRIL
Fredericksburg Garden Day of
Historic Garden Week
April 5
Tour private homes and gardens in and
around lower Caroline Street – a premier
address in the historic district.
Years of Anguish
Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National
Military Park presents Conflict on the
Battlefields of Spotsylvania.
Fredericksburg Brew Fest
April 29
MAY
BBQ Jamboree
May 10
The 4th Annual Fredericksburg BBQ
Jamboree is a family-fun day for all ages.
Sample award winning BBQ, participate in
a rib eating contest or paint a piggy bank
with the kids at this KCBS sanctioned event.
April 19
Join us for an amazing day of music, food
and CRAFT BEER at the Fredericksburg
fairgrounds!
150th Wilderness and Spotsylvania
Living History Weekend and
Reenactment
May 1 - 4
Civil War Kids Camp
April 25
Register for this interactive camp to learn
about life during the Civil War, register
through Spotsylvania Parks and Recreation,
cost $40 residents $60 non-residents,
receive two free tickets to the May 2-4 150th
Wilderness and Spotsylvania Court House
Living History Weekend and Reenactment.
James Monroe’s Birthday
Celebration
Walk in the footsteps of American history
as you create new memories of family fun
at the 150th Anniversary Commemoration
of the Battles of Wilderness and
Spotsylvania Courthouse.
May 2
Gordon Rhea as guest speaker, Hospitality
House Hotel, Mr. Rhea’s books on the battles
Wilderness and Spotsylvania will
be available.
There’ll be cake, punch and period music to
commemorate the 256th Anniversary of the
birth of James Monroe.
April 28 - May 3
A fine example of an eighteenth-century
gentleman’s house only open twice a year.
Celebrating our 350 Birthday!
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Founders Day
May 4
Stafford County celebrates its Founders Day
350 years ago with a parade, heritage
festival and hundreds of works of art!
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2014 Events
May 10
Anna Point Marina ages 6 to 17, Kids
take to the water for this annual fishing
tournament, register by calling the marina
at 540-895-5900 press 9.
A Nation Remembers Spotsylvania
May 10
An evening program in Fredericksburg and
Spotsylvania National Military Park. Meet
at the Spotsylvania Courthouse Battlefield.
Central Virginia Battlefields
Trust’s Annual Dinner Meeting
April 26
Spring Opening of St. James House
Annual Youth Fishing Tournament
Virginia Renaissance Faire
May 10 - June 1
Discover the magic in the age of chivalry
and romance,escape from your daily
routine and step back in time by visiting
a charming English country village.
Saturdays and Sundays from 10 am
to 5 pm at Lake Anna Winery.
Mom’s Weekend
May 10
Celebrate Mom’s weekend with a
special toast – bring her to a special spring
wine, beer and spirit festival. Small
admission fee for the day-long event that
will feature complimentary food vendors
and a great party atmosphere.
U.S. Colored Troops (USCT)
Remembrance March
Rappahannock Regional Soap
Box Derby
March of the 23 USCT during the battle of
Spotsylvania Courthouse. Intersection of
Old Plank Road and Catharpin Road.
Race downtown derby style! Children aged 9
to 17 compete in this classic non-motorized
car race in downtown Fredericksburg.
May 17
June 14
George Washington’s
Boyhood Home
July 4
Marine Corps Historic Half
May 18
The 6th Annual Marine Corps Historic
Half Marathon winds its 13.1 mile course
through the streets of Fredericksburg.
Also, a two-day Healthy Lifestyle Expo
features health, fitness, and wellness
exhibitors and vendors.
Fredericksburg Festival for the
Performing Arts 27th Annual
Chamber Music Festival
Shakespeare on the Lawn
at Kenmore
June 14, 15, 21 & 22
Shakespeare will be presented in the
colonial style, which includes audience
participation. Come early and picnic!
Grapes and Grains Father’s
Day Festival
June 15
JUNE
Bring your dad to the A. Smith Bowman
Distillery for a day he will love! The festival
will include a party atmosphere with live
music, food, giveaways, and of course beer,
distilled spirits, wine! Small admission fee
will apply.
June 7
Spotsylvania Stars and
Stripes Spectacular
May 20-23
Historic Fredericksburg
AACA Car Show
A display of over 100 antique automobiles
on the streets of old town Fredericksburg
among restaurants and shopping.
Family Movie Night at Robert E. Lee
Elementary School
June 13
Bring the family out for an old fashioned movie
under the stars. Local students vote on the
movie they want to be shown. vendors and
games also available, free.
Ferry Farm is a great place to celebrate
America’s Independence. This year it will
be bigger and better than ever. Live music,
first person interpreters and 300 years of
childrens’ games and activities.
Historicon
July 17-20
Join thousands from around the globe
for this miniature Gaming Expo.
AUGUST
Love of the Beard
August 9
Contest for the best, most unusual, longest
and many more at the Spotsylvania Towne
Center, 3102 Plank Rd. #137, Frederickburg,
VA, 22407.
SEPTEMBER
June 28
Activities, games, and 3 stages of music
followed by a huge fireworks display.
Starting at 3pm through the fireworks.
Admission free.
JULY
The Heritage Festival
July 4
Lakes and Grapes Century Bike Ride
September 6
Choose courses that are between 18 and 100
miles long, visit historic sites and the Lake
Anna area.
A traditional family Fourth of July celebration
with a runner’s race, parade, craft show,
antique auto show, and great food, all
crowned with a fireworks display.
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Doggone Pool Party
September 8
Pups can take a dip in the Pool at Loriella
Park, Spotsylvania Parks & Recreation.
centuries-old tradition in which dozens of
volunteer artists create large scale pastel
artworks directly on the pavement of our
city’s streets.
OCTOBER
Oktoberfest – Capital Ale
House Fredericksburg
October 4
208 Sale Trail
September 12-13
Experience 24-miles of yard sales, antiquing
and sidewalk sales along Route 208 in
historic Spotsylvania County.
Our Living Legacy at Washington
Heritage Museum properties
September 12-14
Open to feature exhibits and demonstrations
honoring the crafts of the 18th and
19th centuries.
20th Annual Fredericksburg
Welsh Festival
September 20
The East Coast’s only Welsh festival
celebrates James Monroe’s Welsh heritage
on his mother’s side and is held in the block
in front of the James Monroe Museum.
Entertainment includes Welsh and Celtic
music, crafts and vendors, activities for
children and a museum shop open house.
Via Colori Fredericksburg
September 20-21
A Street Painting Festival and celebration of
the Arts in downtown Fredericksburg. Via
Colori is the modern day version of a
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Join us on Caroline Street for this
traditional, German fall celebration. Beer,
food, entertainment, and much more make
this 5th Annual event a real crowd pleaser.
Stonewall Jackson 20 Mile
Ambulance Run
October 4
Why time your run when you can run through
time? A challenging run through historic
Spotsylvania County.
Fredericksburg Area Wine Festival
October 12-13
Sample wines from local wineries at Old Mill
Park on Caroline Street. Additionally enjoy
crafters and food vendors, live music and
children’s entertainment.
Wings and Wheels
October 18 (Stafford Regional Airport)
Commemorate Stafford’s proud military
heritage with flight demonstrations,
military exhibits and a motorcycles
and vintage car show.
NOVEMBER
Belvedere Fall Festival
Trail to Freedom Tour
Fall harvest activities including pumpkin
picking, bonfires, hayrides cornfield maze,
crafts, games, pig races and pedal
tractor races.
Trail to Freedom Tour exams the African
American history at important sites in
Stafford County, showcasing the strengths
and struggles on the path from Civil War
to Civil Rights. Free shuttle bus tours run
all day from Stafford Government Center.
Visit Chatham, Falmouth, Aquia Landing, and
the location of the former Stafford
Training School.
October 4 - November 2
Fall Opening of the St. James House
October 6-11
Now & Then Doll Club and
Toy Show Sale
October 11
Fredericksburg Elks Lodge #875.
November 1
Spotsylvania Fall Festival
Courthouse Christmas Luminary
Crafts, hayrides, children’s activities and
music on the lawn of the Marshall Center.
500 luminaries light up the Historic
Courthouse lawn, music provided by
local choirs.
November 1
Downtown Holiday Open House
November 8-9
Festive holiday decorations, music and
refreshments for the kick-off to the holiday
season in Old Town Fredericksburg, known
for its unique shops and friendly,
personalized service.
The 2nd Annual Holiday Spirits Festival
November 15
This Holiday happening encourages all
attendees to sip shop and be merry. Enjoy
tastings from several local wineries,
breweries and all in one convenient location
– the A. Smith Bowman Distillery. A very
modest entry price will be charged.
The Children’s Christmas
Tree Lighting
November 29
The community gathers to sing carols with
Santa Claus and light the City Christmas
tree in Hurkamp Park.
December 7
Annual Christmas Parade
December 6
A downtown Fredericksburg holiday
tradition the parade begins at 5:30pm
with bands, marching units, and floats,
followed by Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Annual Spotsylvania
Christmas Parade
December 6
See Spotsylvania’s finest on parade, fire
trucks, community groups, floats, horses,
tractors and antique cars plus much more,
followed by Santa.
Rappahannock Choral Society’s
Christmas Concert
Shows every evening starting at 6:30 pm.
DECEMBER
December 13-14
First Night Fredericksburg 2015
December 31
A family-oriented community celebration of
the Arts to ring in the new year with song,
dance, comedy and children’s activities.
Gingerbread Exhibit at Ferry Farm
All of December
Local food artists and first timers
compete at a great showcase of talent
and technique as gingerbread displays are
crafted based upon an inspirational theme.
December 6- 7
Join the 70 voice Christmas concert at
Chancellor High School.
New Year’s Eve
December 31
Rappahannock Choral Society’s
Spring Concert
November-December
Annual Candlelight Tour
Potomac Point Winery is the place to ring in
the New Year. Hotel packages.
Yankees in Falmouth and some
Confederates, Too
December 6-7
Historic Falmouth reverts to its appearance when Union Soldiers occupied the
Stafford side of the Rappahannock. Civil
War re-enactors educate the public on
weapon firing, cannon demonstration,
Cavalry and the history of 150 years ago.
Holiday Candlelight Tour at the
Rising Sun Tavern
December 5
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Exit 118 Thornburg / Lake Anna
Holiday Inn Express
6415 Dan Bell Ln., Thornburg, VA 22565
HIexpress.com • 540-604-9690
NoNoYesIndoorNoContinentalYes 64
Lake Anna Lodge
TheLakeAnnaLodge.com •540-895-5844
YesYesNo
No Yes
No
No 27
Lighthouse Inn
4634 Courthouse Rd., Mineral, VA 23117
HighPointMarina.com • 540-895-5249
Yes*No No Lake Yes
No
Ask 28
Quality Inn
6409 Dan Bell Ln., Thornburg, VA 22565
ChoiceHotels.com • 540-582-1097
No Yes No OutdoorNo Continental Yes 54
Exit 126 Spotsylvania
America’s Best Value Inn
5319 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
AmericasBestValueInn.com •540-898-7100
NoNo
No NoYes
ContinentalYes35
Candlewood Suites
4821 Crossings Ct., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
CandlewoodSuites.com • 540-376-7244
No YesYes
No Yes
No
Yes 88
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson Fredericksburg
CountryInns.com/FredericksburgVA • 540-898-1800
YesYesYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 119
Days Inn Fredericksburg South
DaysInn.com • 540-898-6800
No YesYes
Econo Lodge Fredericksburg South
EconoLodge.com • 540-898-5440
No Yes No Outdoor Yes
Full
Online154+
Only
Fairfield Inn and Suites
10330 Spotsylvania Ave., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Marriott.com • 540-891-9100
No NoYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 73
Hampton Inn and Suites Fredericksburg South
4800 Market St., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
FredericksburgHampton.com • 800-HAMPTON
No NoYes IndoorYes
Full
Yes 121
Holiday Inn Express Fredericksburg Southpoint
HIexpress.com/fredericksburg • 540-898-5550
No YesYes Indoor Yes
Full
Yes 125
Howard Johnson and Knights Inn
HoJo.com • 540-898-1102
23
No YesContinental Yes 100
YesYesYes Indoor Yes
Yes
Yes 116
80
Motel 6 Fredericksburg South
HIexpress.com • 540-604-9690 and 800-315-2621
No YesNo
No Yes
No
No 100
Royal Inn Motel
540-891-2700
No NoNo
No Yes
No
Yes 27
Sleep Inn Southpoint
5400 Southpoint Centre Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
SleepInn.com • 540-710-5500
No No No OutdoorNo Continental Yes 67
TownePlace Suites by Marriott
4700 Market St., Fredericksburg, VA 22408
No YesYesOutdoorNo
Full
Yes 93
Wytestone Suites
4615 Southpoint Pkwy., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
WytestoneSuitesFredericksburg.com • 540-891-1112
No NoYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 85
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Exit 130-A East of I-95
Best Western Fredericksburg
2205 Plank Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
BestWestern.com • 540-371-5050
No Yes No OutdoorYes
Full
Yes 108
Courtyard by Marriott, Fredericksburg Historic District
CourtyardFredericksburg.com • 888-236-2427
YesNoYes Indoor No
No
Yes 98
Colonial Motel
540-373-5539
No AskNo
No Yes
No
Ask 10
Dunning Mills Inn
DunningMills.com • 540-373-1256
No
No
Hyatt Place Fredericksburg at Mary Washington
HyattPlaceFredericksburg.com • 540-654-3333
YesYesYes Indoor No
Yes
Yes 93
Quality Inn & Suites near Central Park, Fredericksburg
QIfred.com • 540-371-0330
Full
Yes 144
Relax Inn
540-373-6435
No NoNo
No Yes
No
No 25
Thomas Jefferson Motel
1901 Augustine Ave., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
540-373-7001
No NoNo
No Yes
No
No 15
Best Western Central Plaza
BestWestern.com • 540-786-7404
No YesNo
No Yes
Full
Yes 76
Fredericksburg Hospitality House Hotel and Conference Center
FredericksburgHospitalityHouse.com • 800-682-1049
YesYesYes OutdoorNo
No
Yes 196
Hampton Inn and Suites at Celebrate Virginia
1080 Hospitality Ln., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
HamptonInn.com • 540-786-5530
No No YesOutdoorNo
Full
Yes 122
Hilton Garden Inn Fredericksburg
HiltonGardenInn.com • 540-548-8822 and 877-STAYHGI
YesNoYes IndoorYes
No
Yes 148
Homewood Suites by Hilton at Celebrate Virginia
HomewoodSuites.com • 540-786-9700 and 800-CALLHOME
No No Yes OutdoorYes
Full
Yes 124
Residence Inn by Marriott
60 Towne Centre Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Marriott.com/ResidenceInn • 888-236-2427
No YesYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 124
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Exit 130-B West of I-95
Super 8 Motel
3002 Mall Ct., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Super8.com • 540-786-8881
No Yes No
Affordable Suites of America
204 University Blvd., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
AffordableSuites.com • 540-752-7170
No NoNo
No No
America’s Best Value Inn
605 Warrenton Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
AmericasBestValueInn.com • 888-315-2378
No Yes No
Exit 133-South Stafford
Clarion Hotel
ChoiceHotels.com • 540-371-5550
YesYesYes Indoor/Yes
Outdoor
No
Full
Yes 43
Yes 110
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Comfort Suites by Choice
ChoiceHotels.com • 540-322-4700 and 877-424-6423
No NoYes Indoor NoContinental Yes 77
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson
CountryInns.com • 540-656-2398
No NoYes Indoor No
Days Inn North
14 Simpson Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
DaysInn.com • 540-373-5340 and 800-329-7466
No Yes No OutdoorYes Continental Yes 120
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
HIexpress.com • 540-479-8000 and 888-HOLIDAY
No NoYes Indoor No
Howard Johnson North
HoJo.com • 540-371-6000 and 888-637-4861
No No No
Motel 6 Fredericksburg
Motel6.com • 540-371-5443 and 800-466-8356
No
No 119
Quality Inn Fredericksburg
No YesNo
No No
Full
Yes 61
Sleep Inn Fredericksburg
No NoNo
No Yes
Full
Yes 68
Super 8 Motel
Super8.com • 540-371-8900 and 800-800-8000
No Yes No No YesContinental Yes 75
+ Waffles
Wingate by Wyndham Fredericksburg
20 Sanford Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22406
WingateHotels.com • 540-368-8000
No NoYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 132
Best Western - Aquia/Quantico
BestWestern.com • 540-659-0022 and 800-WESTERN
Yes Yes Yes OutdoorYes
Full
Yes 119
Courtyard by Marriott Stafford/Quantico
375 Corporate Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
Marriott.com • 703-221- 6293
Yes No YesWhirlpoolNo
No
Yes 98
Comfort Inn- Stafford/Quantico
20 Salisbury Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
No No YesOutdoorNo
Full
Yes 83
Country Inn by Carlson Stafford
153 Garrisonville Rd., Stafford, VA 22554
CountryInns.com/staffordva • 540-659-4330
No YesYes
No
Full
Yes 58
Fairfield Inn & Suites
No NoYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 83
Hampton Inn-Stafford/Aquia
StaffordQuanticoAquia.HamptonInn.com • 540-657-0999
No NoYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 99
Quality Inn & Suites, Stafford/Quantico
28 Greenspring Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
ChoiceHotels.com • 540-657- 5566 and 877-238-8889
No YesYes
No
Full
Yes 54
Staybridge Suites - Quantico/Stafford
ICHotelsGroup.com • 540-720-2111 and 877-238-8889
No YesYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 83
Full
Full
Yes 85
Yes 120
Exit 143-A East of I-95 North Stafford
Exit 143-B West of I-95 North Stafford
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Exit 143-B West of I-95 North Stafford (con’t.)
Suburban Extended Stay Hotel Stafford
SuburbanHotel.com • 540-288-9051 and 877-424-6423
No NoYes
No No
Super 8 Motel
25 Wicomico Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
Super8.com • 540-659-9990 and 800-454-3213
No Yes No
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Stafford/Quantico
No YesYesOutdoorNo Continental Yes 93
Wingate by Wyndham-Stafford
15 Salisbury Dr., Stafford, VA 22554
WingateHotels.com • 540-659-3600
No NoYes Indoor No
Full
Yes 95
Yes 99
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The Guest House at Walnut Grove
7508 Belmont Rd., Spotsylvania, VA 22551
540-854-7993
YesYes No
No
No
2
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Littlepage Inn
15701 Monrovia Rd., Mineral, VA 23117
LittlePage.com • 540-854-9861 and 800-248-1803
YesYes No
Yes
Some
9
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On Keegan’s Pond B&B
11315 Gordon Rd., Fredericksburg, VA 22407
BBOnline.com • 540-785-4662 and 888-785-4662
YesYes No
No
No
3
3
No
Stevenson Ridge
6901 Meeting St., Spotsylvania, VA 22553
StevensonRidge.com • 540-538-3777 and 540-582-6263
YesYesYes
Yes
Yes
13
8
Yes
1890 Caroline House
TheRichardJohnstonInn.com • 877-557-0770
Yes Yes
3
3
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Braehead Manor
123 Lee Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22401
BraeheadManor.com • 540-361-2629
YesYesYes
2
No
3
3
Yes
Inn at The Olde Silk Mill
InnAtTheOldeSilkMill.com•540-371-5666 and 888-928-5666
YesYes No
No
Yes
27
Kenmore Inn
KenmoreInn.com • 540-371-7622
YesYes No
Yes
No
9
9
Lavender Heights B&B
419 Forbes St., Fredericksburg, VA 22405
FredericksburgVABedAndBreakfast.com • 855-820-5340
No YesAsk
No
No
4
4 Ask
Old Town Chez Soi B&B
540-310-0036 and 800-574-6390
YesYes No
No
No
1
1
No
Richard Johnston Inn
711 Caroline St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401
TheRichardJohnstonInn.com • 877-557-0770
Yes Yes
No
9
9
Ask
The Schooler House B&B
SchoolerHouse.com • 540-374-5258 and 540-710-4700
YesYes No
2
2 Ask
Spotsylvania County
Fredericksburg
No
Yes
1
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2 Rooms
Yes
27 Yes
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Dining, Shopping & More
Dining
Shopping
When you’re in the Fredericksburg area, finding a place to eat isn’t an
Enjoy shopping at Central Park, Spotsylvania Towne Centre, Cosner’s
afterthought. It’s an opportunity.
Corner, Southpoint I and II, Doc Stone Commons, Stafford Market Place
or browsing through antique stores, shops and boutiques of Old Town
There are more than 600 dining establishments in Fredericksburg,
Fredericksburg and the area.
Stafford and Spotsylvania counties. Visitors in the mood for familiar
surroundings will find some of the most popular national dining
brands here. Independent restaurant owners throughout the region
prepare ethnic cuisines that span the globe, carefully crafted
plates that highlight the products of the region’s rich agricultural
tradition and local specialties that will help you truly get to know what
Call Me Fred
Want the latest scoop on what to do and where to go in the Fredericksburg
region? Allow us to introduce you to a truly unique tour guide…
this area is all about.
Call me Fred. All my friends do.
Fredericksburg has sent chefs to nationally televised food competitions.
I’m here to guide you through some of the most interesting and
entertaining experiences the Fredericksburg region has to offer.
Find my weekly dispatches on VisitFred.com.
Our diners and barbecue stands will take you back in time to a much
simpler era. The area’s most famous frozen custard stand is on the
National Register of Historic Places, and downtown boasts
the nation’s oldest running soda fountain.
The region is home to wineries, breweries and a whiskey distillery
whose owners passionately pursue their craft as art.
The art of good living shines through in every dining experience in
Fredericksburg, from a simple takeout item from a food truck to a fullblown fine-dining occasion. No matter your taste, you’ve got a seat at
the table here.
Join me in my travels. I’d love to have you along for the ride.
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Slave Auction Block
15
Mary Washington House
16
St. James’ House
17
Hugh Mercer
Monument
18
Thomas Jefferson
Religious Freedom
Monument
19
Mary Washington
Grave and Monument
20
Kenmore
Confederate Cemetery
Fredericksburg
Battlefield Visitor Center
23
Richard Kirkland
Monument
24
Brompton
25
National Cemetery
26
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PITT ST.
HAWKE ST.
16
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21
FAUQUIER ST.
20
LEWIS ST.
WILLIAM ST.
LIBERTY ST.
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12
26
24
Liberty Town Arts
Workshop
George Washington
Masonic Museum
28
Amtrak, VRE Station
29
Rocky Lane and
City Dock
30
Ferry Farm
31
Chatham
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Gari Melchers Home
and Studio
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CAROLINE ST.
James Monroe Museum
PRINCESS ANNE ST.
Masonic Cemetery (1784)
13
CHARLES ST.
National Bank Museum
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PRINCE EDWARD ST.
Presbyterian Church
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FREDERICKSBURG VISITOR CENTER
TIMELESS TICKET ATTRACTIONS
ATTRACTIONS
ARTS & CULTURAL DISTRICT
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Fredericksburg
Visitor Center
Chatham
White Oak Civil
War Museum &
Research Center
Aquia
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Potomac
Point Winery
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Gari Melchers Home and Studio at Belmont
Old Town Falmouth
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POTOMAC RIVER
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National Museum
of the Marine Corps
EXIT 148
Government Island
S
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at Aquia
Old Town
Amtrak / VREStation
Shopping /
Dining District
Blue & Grey Brewing Co.
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FREDERICKSBURG
?
EXIT 133
Carter’s Crossing
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Riverside
Theater
G Cannon Ridge
Golf Club
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Regional
Airport
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Augustine
Golf Club G
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Aquia
Church
EXIT 150
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Historic District
Spotsylvania Court
House Battlefield
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Stonewall
Jackson
Shrine
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Golf Courses
Shopping
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Transportation
* Please refer to our lodging charts on pages 22-25
for a variety of hotel / motel options and B&B’s
arranged by exit number.
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REGIONAL MAP LEGEND
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Battlefield
Spotsylvania County
Visitor Center
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Golf Club
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EXIT 118
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