Winchester, Virginia

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Get a Better View
of History!
www.VisitWinchesterVA.com
Welcome
The Visitor Center is operated
by the Winchester-Frederick
County Convention & Visitors
Bureau. It is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
seven days a week, excluding
major holidays. Guests are
encouraged to make the Visitor
Center their first stop upon
entering the area to browse our gift shop and to get
information and maps for local attractions and special
events.
2011-2012 Winchester-Frederick County Visitor Guide
Table of Contents
Area History.......................................................................4-6
Climate & Transportation.................................................7
Attractions....................................................................... 8-13
Farm Markets, Orchards & Vineyards...................14-15
Outdoor Recreation....................................................16-17
Theatre, Arts & Cinema...................................................18
Shopping....................................................................... 19-23
Services.................................................................................24
Maps................................................................................ 26-29
Events............................................................................. 30-35
Richard Evelyn Byrd .........................................................36
Patsy Cline............................................................................37
General Daniel Morgan...................................................38
Dining............................................................................. 38-41
Civil War Walking Tours...................................................42
Lodging - Hotels......................................................... 44-51
Lodging - Bed and Breakfasts.......................................52
Lodging - Camping...........................................................53
COVER PHOTOS: Courtesy Belle Grove Historic Plantation, Thumper’s Daylily Farm
Winchester-Frederick County Convention & Visitors Bureau
1400 S. Pleasant Valley Rd., Winchester, VA 22601
(540) 542-1326 • (877) 871-1326
Fax (540) 450-0099
[email protected]
Get a Better View …
… Of History
ucked away in the breathtaking
Shenandoah Valley lies a community
steeped in heritage, from pre-Colonial times
to modern-day history makers. Bustling with
charm, Winchester-Frederick County is a respite
from everyday cares.
Winchester-Frederick County offers you many choices for
your visit, whether you have a few hours to enjoy or are planning
a week-long vacation. Our vast array of attractions, lodging
selections, and diverse restaurants will leave you refreshed and
eager to return for more.
Walk the same streets
where George Washington,
Patsy Cline, and Stonewall
Jackson once walked and
see powerful monuments to
explorer Admiral Richard E.
Byrd, General Daniel Morgan
and George Washington. View
the interesting architecture of
buildings that have witnessed
some of our nation’s greatest
events and leaders. A Civil War
Orientation Center is located
within the new Winchester-Frederick County Visitor Center.
An interactive kiosk and brief film help orient you to Civil War
sites within the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation
National Historic District.
Patsy Cline
Winchester has long been known as
the “Apple Capital,” surrounded as it
is by vast orchards and constituting
one of the largest apple export
markets of the nation and the
largest producing area in
Virginia. Explore our apple
heritage by celebrating the
blooms in spring and the
harvest in the colorful fall.
Discover the nature,
countryside, and charm of a
city and county just one hour
west of Washington, D.C. Browse our
antique stores and
peruse the Historic
District for the
perfect gift. Learn
why children who
visit want to return
time and again to
see farm animals,
enjoy events, and
visit our childfriendly museums.
Winchester and Frederick County, at the top of the
Shenandoah Valley and Virginia, was once Shawnee Indian
camping grounds to which Pennsylvania Quakers came to settle in
1732. Today the population of the city is approximately 25,000 and
the county is 78,000. The town was named Frederick Town after
Frederick, father of George III of England. In 1752 the name was
changed to Winchester in honor of the ancient English capital.
In the mid-1700s Frederick County became the military and
political training ground for George Washington, who came here
at the age of 16 to survey the lands of Thomas, the Sixth Lord
Fairfax. Washington built Fort Loudoun during the French
and Indian War and, at 26, was elected to his first
public office as the county’s representative to the
House of Burgesses.
During the Revolutionary War, Daniel Morgan’s
Riflemen from Frederick County were among the
first who came to Washington’s aid against
the British. War prisoners were housed
in Winchester and the neighboring
countryside.
General Thomas
“Stonewall” Jackson
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
4www.VisitWinchesterVA.com
Call Toll Free for Visitor Information (877) 871-1326
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Climate & Transportation
Whatever the weather,
navigating WinchesterFrederick County is a
breeze! Use the maps on
pages 26 to 29 and make
the Visitor Center your
first stop to plan the
optimal route for your
sight-seeing tour.
Winchester was a strategic prize of great importance during
the Civil War. Winchester and Frederick County became the scene
of six battles during the Civil War, and the city itself changed
hands around seventy times during the four-year conflict, it is said
thirteen times in one day.
General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson demonstrated his
military leadership in the Valley Campaign. Winchester was familiar
to him not only as a military objective, but also as his home during
the winter of 1861-62. He was joined here by his wife, Anna, in late
1861. The gothic revival style cottage now serves as a museum to
his honor.
In Winchester and Frederick County, visitors will see many
relics of the area’s history:
the tomb of Lord Fairfax in
the yard of Christ Episcopal
Church; the home and grave
of General Daniel Morgan,
hero of the Revolutionary
War; George Washington’s
headquarters; the
headquarters of Stonewall
Jackson; the Hollingsworth
house, Abram’s Delight,
built in 1754 and now
completely furnished with
relics of the 18th century;
houses of the Revolutionary
era; the National and
Confederate Cemeteries
with thousands of heroes’
General Daniel Morgan
graves; the remains of an
old church used as barracks
during the Revolutionary
War; the Hopewell Meeting House, established in 1734; Belle Grove
Plantation, 1797; and many others.
Belle Grove Historic Plantation
Winchester-Frederick County experiences cool springs, warm
summer nights, and crisp autumn weather of the Shenandoah
Valley climate. Bring a sweater, pack your bathing suit, and don’t
forget your mittens, for our changing seasons will want you visiting year-round!
Annual Average Temperature
July Average = 75°F January Average = 32°F
Average Yearly Precipitation
38.5” of rain and 22.4” of snow.
(Source: Winchester-Frederick County EDC)
Whether you need transportation from the airport or are yearning
for a relaxing weekend getaway, consider these options for your
transportation.
Airports
Winchester-Frederick County is convenient to three major airports
and a regional airport.
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Winchester Regional Airport........................2 miles
Dulles International Airport..........................50 miles
Reagan National Airport................................80 miles
Baltimore-Washington Int’l Airport...........100 miles
Public Transportation
Winchester Transit System................................(540) 662-3982
or go to www.winchesterva.gov/transit for a complete schedule of
routes and fees.
Parking Lots & Garages
Winchester Parking Authority.........................(540) 665-0355
or go to www.winchesterva.gov/parking for a complete list of lots,
garages and fees.
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Attractions
Attractions
Cedar Creek & Belle Grove
National Historical Park
P.O. Box 700
Middletown, VA 22645
(540) 868-9176
www.nps.gov/cebe
Numerous free programs, conducted
by National Park Service rangers, are
available beginning in the spring. A
free podcast tour covering the Battle
of Cedar Creek is also available.
Check the website frequently for
more information.
From historic sites to sports to family-friendly fun spots, Winchester offers
something for everyone. Indicates admission fee; hours subject to change;
listings are alphabetical.
Abram’s Delight Museum
1340 South Pleasant Valley Road
Winchester, VA 22601
(540) 662-6519
www.winchesterhistory.org
Winchester’s oldest home features
art, antiques, a log cabin, and mill.
Open daily April-October for guided
tours; Monday-Saturday 10-4;
Sunday 12-4. $
Belle Grove Plantation
363 Belle Grove Road
(540) 869-2028
www.bellegrove.org
This authentic 1797 Manor House
was at the center of the Battle of
Cedar Creek, and is now a National
Trust for Historic Preservation site.
Open April-October for guided
tours.
Monday-Saturday 10-4;
Sunday 1-5. $
Cedar Creek Battlefield
8437 Valley Pike
(540) 869-2064
www.cedarcreekbattlefield.org
More than 7,400 re-enactors
commemorate the pivotal battle
every October. Center is open daily
April-October. Monday-Saturday
10-4; Sunday 1-5.
Dinosaur Land
3848 Stonewall Jackson Highway
White Post, VA 22663
(540) 869-2222
www.dinosaurland.com
Step into the world of the prehistoric
past and the Mesozoic era
when dinosaurs were the only creatures that roamed the earth. Open
March – December. Please call or
visit our website for specific hours. $
French and Indian
War Foundation
P.O. Box 751
www.frenchandindianwarfoundation.org
Dedicated to preserving the
memory of Col. George Washington’s frontier fort. See signage at 419
N. Loudoun Street, Winchester.
Dinosaur Land
George Washington’s
Office Museum
32 West Cork Street
(540) 662-4412
On display are Washington’s
personal effects, survey equipment,
and interactive exhibits. Open AprilOctober. Monday- Saturday 10-4;
Sunday 12-4. $
Godfrey Miller Historic Home
And Fellowship Center
28 South Loudoun Street
(540) 667-5869
www.godfreymillerhome.org
Circa 1785 Miller Family Home,
completely restored. Free tours.
Tour the 1797 Manor House
Visit the Museum Shop
April through November
Middletown, Virginia
(540) 869-2028
www.bellegrove.org
[email protected]
Belle Grove Historic Plantation
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Attractions
Handley Regional Library
Stewart Bell Archives
100 West Piccadilly Street
(540) 662-9041 ext. 17
www.handleyregional.org
Genealogical and historical
collection includes books,
manuscripts, ephemera, maps,
photographs, and more. Call or
check website for hours.
Historic Long Branch House
Museum and Farm
830 Long Branch Lane
Millwood, VA 22646
(540) 837-1856
www.historiclongbranch.com
18th century Greek Revival
Mansion with antiques and lovely
gardens. April-October,
Wednesday-Sunday 12-4. $
Attractions
Kernstown Battlefield Association
610 Battle Park Drive
(540) 869-2896
www.kernstownbattle.org
315 acres of green space,
walking tours and a visitor center.
May-October, Saturday 10-4,
Sunday 12-4.
Mount Hebron Cemetery
305 East Boscawen Street
(540) 662-4868
www.mthebroncemetery.org
Winchester’s community cemetery
with grave stones dating to 1760’s.
Open daily from dawn to dusk.
Museum of the
Shenandoah Valley
901 Amherst Street
(888) 556-5799.
www.shenandoahmuseum.org
The Museum, the House, the
Gardens. 50,000 sq.ft. museum
interprets art, history, and culture of
the Valley, complete with gift shop,
tea room, and learning center. Open
Tuesday-Sunday, 10-4. (House and
gardens open March- November) $
Newtown History Center
5408 Main Street
Stephens City, VA 22655
(540) 869-1700
www.newtownhistorycenter.org
Discover the history of a 269-yearold frontier settlement, the wagon
industry, craftsmen, and key Civil War
conflicts. Open June-November.
Please call or see website for hours.
December-May by appointment. $
Old Court House
Civil War Museum
20 North Loudoun Street
(540) 542-1145
www.civilwarmuseum.org
This antebellum courthouse served
as a hospital and prison during the
Civil War. See graffiti on the walls and
over 3,000 war artifacts. Gift shop.
Year-round Wednesday-Saturday
10-5, Sunday 1-5 $
Discover the Shenandoah
Valley’s story! Museum,
historic house, and 6 acres
of spectacular gardens.
Open 10-4, Tuesday-Sunday.
901 Amherst Street
Winchester, VA
888-556-5799 (toll free)
Learn
Old Town Winchester
Loudoun Street between Piccadilly
and Cork Streets
www.oldtownwinchesterva.com
POW-MIA Memorial
Jim Barnett Park
1001 E. Cork Street
(540) 662-4946
www.winchesterva.gov/parks
This lovely memorial is a tribute to
service members who are listed as
Prisoners of War or Missing in
Action. It also serves to offer some
closure to family and friends.
Shenandoah Valley
Discovery Museum
(540) 722-2020
www.discoverymuseum.net
This museum ignites creativity, sparks curiosity, and inspires
children with interactive, hands-on
exhibits and programs that focus
on the sciences, mathematics, humanities, and arts. Open year-round
Monday-Saturday 9-5, Sunday 1-5. $
of a wagon road
settlement founded during
the French and Indian War by
early Shenandoah Valley pioneers, its importance in the old
Virginia freight wagon industry,
its role in the Civil War, and
much more.
(540) 869-1700
5408 Main St., Stephens City, VA
I-81, Exit 307
See our listing for hours
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Attractions
Attractions
Stonewall Jackson’s Headquarters
415 North Braddock Street
(540) 667-3242
Displays include Jackson’s prayer
book, camp table, and family
artifacts. Open daily April-October,
Monday-Saturday 10-4, Sunday
12-4. $
Winchester National Cemetery
401 National Avenue
(540) 662-8535
www.cem.va.gov/cems/nchp/winchester.asp
The final resting place for Union
soldiers. Open daily from dawn to
dusk.
Stonewall Cemetery
Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum
Proud Home of the
Winchester
POW/MIA Memorial
Many Virginians are listed
as Prisoners of War or
Missing in Action (POW/
MIA) from various American conflicts.
Rolling Thunder®, Inc.,
Virginia Chapter 1 built
a Memorial in 2005 to
honor and recognize
those Virginia soldiers,
airmen, sailors and
marines, who through
their military service to
their country, and their
status as a POW/MIA,
have yet to come home.
May we never
forget the sacrifices of
the POW-MIAs.
POW-MIA
Memorial
Jim Barnett Park
1001 E. Cork Street • Winchester, VA
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Richard’s
Fruit Market
Marker-Miller Orchards
Marker-Miller Orchards,
Farm Market & Bakery
3035 Cedar Creek Grade
(540) 662-1980
www.markermillerorchards.com
A fun-on-the-farm experience
for the entire family! Picnic areas,
playgrounds, wagon rides, Pick-YourOwn fresh local produce; bakery,
Peaks of Otter Fruit Wines, jams,
jellies, syrups & dressings. Check
website or call for hours.
Marker-Miller Orchards, Courtesy Jenny Brockwell
Richard’s Fruit Market
6410 Middle Road
(540) 869-1455
www.richardsfruitmarket.com
We offer everything you need to
enjoy a complete meal at home
including beef, fruit, vegetables,
fresh baked desserts, wine and even
pick-your-own flowers for your table.
Open mid-July –Thanksgiving,
Monday-Saturday 8:30-6, Sunday
10-6.
Rinker Orchards
1156 Marlboro Road
(540) 869-1499
Fresh apple cider,
Pick-Your-Own Apples - quality fruit,
easily accessible clean orchards,
containers provided. Open daily
September 18-October 24, 10-6.
Thumper’s Daylily Farm
2691 Back Mountain Road
Winchester, VA
540-877-2891
www.Thumpersdaylilies.com
A family owned nursery, specializing
in daylilies - the summer perennial.
All lilies sold by the clump; you
choose and we bag, dig, and tag.
Check our website for the best times
to visit, or phone your order to us.
Veramar Vineyard
and Event Center
905 Quarry Road
Berryville, VA 22611
(540) 955-5510
www.veramar.com
Escape to the quiet elegance of a
100-acre private estate & winery in
the heart of Virginia’s wine country.
Sip award-winning Virginia wines
while listening to soft jazz, surrounded by the beauty of the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Open year-round,
daily from 12-5 and Saturdays from
12-6.
Thumpers Daylily Farm
Farm Markets,
Orchards & Vineyards
Veramar Vineyards
Farm Markets,
Orchards & Vineyards
Escape
from the city to the
quiet elegance of Veramar Vineyard,
a 100-acre private estate & winery in
the heart of Virginia’s wine country.
Cut out ad
for one
FREE
TASTING
open daily
. www.veramar.com
Cider Available
at local farm markets
September - January 1.
Come for a day in the country and
visit Rinker Orchards for apple cider and
pick your own apples!
Open Labor Day through Columbus Day
daily 10am-6:pm.
For more information call 540-869-1499.
Rinker Orchards, Inc.
1156 Marlboro Road
www.rinkerorchards.com
3035 Cedar Creek Grade • Winchester, VA 22602
(540) 662-1980
Open July 1st – December 23rd
M-F 9:00 am - 6:00 pm and Sat. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
September & October, Sundays 12:00 pm-5:00 pm
Come enjoy a day in the country!
• 20 varieties of apples to select from & some varieties
are Pick-Your-Own
breads and our “Famous
Apple
Open July 1st– Dec
23rdCider Donuts”
Assorted
Jams and Jellies • Peaks of Otter Fruit Wines
M-F 9am-6pm and•Sat.
9am-5pm
Sept. & Oct. Sundays
12pm-5pm
• Picnic
Areas • “Kiddieland” • On Farm Experience
3035 Cedar Creek Grade * Winchester, VA 22602
• Fresh baked pies, cakes,
(540) 662-1980
Come enjoy a day in
thewww.markermillerorchards.com
country!
Visit
for directions, fruit
-20 varieties of apples to select and
fromvegetable
& some varieties
areand festival dates.
availability,
Pick-Your-Own
-Fresh baked pies, cakes, breads and our “Famous
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Apple Cider Donuts”
(540) 14www.VisitWinchesterVA.com
662-1980
-Assorted Jams and Jellies -Peaks of Otter Fruit Wines
en July 1st– Dec 23rd
-Picnic Areas -“Kiddieland” -On Farm Experience
m-6pm and Sat. 9am-5pm
& Oct. Sundays 12pm-5pm
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Outdoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation
Rock Harbor Golf Course
365 Rock Harbor Drive
(540) 722-7111
www.rockharborgolf.com
A distinct course with an abundance
of rock, water, orchards, spacious
tee boxes, rolling greens of Penn
A-4 Bent grass. PGA golf pro Jerry
Wampler and his staff offer private
lessons, clinics, and programs for all.
Rock Harbor Golf Course
The ever-changing seasons in our region offer a wealth of opportunities to
enjoy outdoor activities. From the lush greens at Rock Harbor Golf Course
(pictured), to a fun-filled day of snow tubing, to a relaxing trail ride on
horseback, your idea of stress relief is possible here.
Blandy Experimental Farm/
State Arboretum of Virginia
400 Blandy Farm Lane
Boyce, VA 22620
(540) 837-1758
www.virginia.edu/blandy
A 700-acre University of
Virginia research facility, home of
the State Arboretum, with 8,000
trees and woody shrubs, formally
planted gardens, meandering walkways, and historic buildings. Open
daily, dawn to dusk, no charge.
Frederick County Parks and
Recreation
107 N. Kent Street
(540) 665-5678
www.co.frederick.va.us/parks
Sherando Park, in the south-end of
the county, and Clear Brook Park,
in the north-end of the county, offer
swimming pools, hiking trails, picnic
shelters, fishing lakes, paddle boats,
ball fields, and more.
Rock Harbor Golf
Course
Rocking S Ranch
564 Glaize Orchard Road
Winchester, VA, 22603
(540) 678-8501
www.therockingsranch.com
More than horseback tours, these
trail rides follow the foothills and
ridges of the beautiful northern
Shenandoah Valley over terrain
once ridden by the Confederate and
Union cavalries during the Civil War.
A love of horses and an adventurous spirit are all that are required
to enjoy Rocking S Ranch! Open
year-round.
Winchester Green Circle by
Winchester Parks & Recreation
Third Battle of Winchester Path
1001 E. Cork Street
A 5-mile walking/mountain bike trail
on battlefield land owned by the
(540) 662-4946
Civil War Preservation of Trust. Stop
www.winchestergreencircle.com
by the Winchester-Frederick County
A walking/biking route connecting
Visitors Center for directions and a
historic sites, natural areas, and
free brochure.
tourist destinations.
Your
Adventure
Begins Here
Quality Sport & Trail Horses For Sale
Open Year-Round
Lessons
Training
Trail Rides
Special Events
365 Rock Harbor Drive • Winchester, VA 22602
Toll Free 866-273-1934 • Local 540-722-7111
www.rockharborgolf.com
Rocking S Ranch
www.therockingsranch.com
540.678.8501
Winchester Naturally by
The Environmental
Studies Program
of Shenandoah University
(540) 665-5461
www.su.edu
A brochure that directs visitors to
mountaintop views, peaceful creeks,
and wildlife. Stop by the WinchesterFrederick County Visitors Center for
your copy.
Winchester Parks and Recreation
1001 E. Cork Street
(540) 662-4946
The Jim Barnett Park offers walking
paths, picnic shelters, indoor and
outdoor swimming, a gym, sports,
children’s playground, ball fields, and
much more.
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Theatre, Arts and Cinema
Shopping
Shenandoah Arts Council
(540) 667-5166
www.shenarts.org
Sponsors art exhibits and
performances. Gallery is open
Tuesday-Saturday 1-5.
Shenandoah Summer
Music Theatre
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre
1460 University Drive
(877) 580-8025
www.shenandoahsummermusictheatre.com
A professional music theatre that
produces four Broadway musicals
each summer in the lovely 630-seat
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre.
Wayside Theatre
7853 Main Street
Alamo Draft House Cinema
181 Kernstown Commons Boulevard (540) 869-1776
www.waysidetheatre.org
The second oldest professional
(540) 313-4060
www.drafthouse.com/winchester theatre in Virginia, producing
contemporary and classic comedies,
State of the art movie theatre with
full-service dining. Visit our website dramas, mysteries and musicals
or call for current movies and times. at affordable prices. Please call
or visit our website for show times.
Magic Lantern Theater
Winchester Little Theatre
Springfield Cultural Arts, Inc.
315 West Boscawen Street
P.O. Box 363
Winchester, VA, 22604
(540) 662-3331
(540) 678-0963
www.wltonline.org
www.magiclanterntheater.org
A non-profit community theatre
A non-profit community art
offering quality performances.
film theater project dedicated
Visit our website for performance
to bringing quality movies to
schedules.
downtown Winchester. Check
the website for current movies.
Shenandoah University
Downtown, uptown, and all around town you’ll find an eclectic mix of
shops and services to meet your every need. With new places opening
everyday in the growing area, this list is just a small sampling of what our
town has to offer.
Apple Blossom Mall
The Book Shelf
106 Featherbed Lane
1850 Apple Blossom Drive
I 81 Exit 313
(540) 665-0866
www.simon.com/Mall/?id=329
Browse a large selection of used
Three anchor stores and 90
paperbacks in our relaxing atmosphere. We also have sterling silver
specialty stores, shop in a relaxed
comfortable environment.
jewelry, aromatherapy items, music,
cards, decals, angel and fairy
Blue Plate Books
figurines, other collectibles.
2261 Valley Avenue
Creekside Station
(540) 662-6657
I-81 Exit 310
www.blueplatebooks.com
3103 Valley Ave.
Save money and give a good
used book a new home. Start or
(Located on Route 11 at Kernstown)
enhance your book collection. There www.creeksideproperties.com
are many reasons to stop by and
A premiere shopping destination
with Main Street friendliness and
browse Blue Plate Books.
city sophistication.
THE BOOK SHELF
SINCE 1995
“We’re not an ordinary bookstore!”
Blue Plate Books
Feeding Your Need to Read
USED BOOKS
JEWELRY
MUSIC
CANDLES
DECALS
ESSENTIAL OILS
GREETING CARDS
UNIQUE GIFTS
106 FEATHERBED LANE
Shenandoah University
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WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 22601
540.665.0866
Gently Used,
Out-of-Print &
Antiquarian Books
2257 Valley Ave., Winchester
(US11 Behind the Dairy Queen)
Tue-Sun 11am-7pm • 540-66-BOOKS
www.blueplatebooks.com
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Shopping
Eugene B. Smith Gallery
25 N. Loudoun Street
(540) 667-6190 or (888) 814-9517
www.eugenebsmith.com
Watercolors and etchings. Subjects
range from nearby mountains
to seascapes of coastal Carolinas
and Florida, with a separate body
of work in an Asian style.
GNC Antiques & Collectibles
326 S. Braddock Street
(540) 535-1570
www.gncantiques.com
Depression glass, crystal, sterling
silver, pottery, postcards, toys,
advertising, furniture, primitives,
White House, books, rugs, jewelry,
Winchester memorabilia, art, 10,000
square feet, 40 quality dealers.
Handworks Gallery
(540) 662-3927 or (800) 277-0184
www.handworks.biz
Museum Store
Museum of the
Shenandoah Valley
901 Amherst Street
(540) 662-1473 or (888) 556-5799
Offering a large selection of unique
gift items relating to the Shenandoah Valley, pottery, handmade silk
scarves, books, jewelry, toys,
note cards, and much more.
Courtesy GNC Antiques
The premier shopping destination in the Northern
Shenandoah Valley, Creekside offers an eclectic blend
of outstanding national chain and independent
retailers and dining venues, including Coldwater Creek,
Talbots, Chico’s, Ann Taylor Loft, and JoS. A. Bank.
www.creeksideproperties.com
Shopping
Shopping
Ponte Vecchio Living
3031 Valley Avenue, #102
Creekside Station
(540) 450-8762
www.pontevecchioliving.com
A home and lifestyle store featuring
bridal and gift registry, casual and
elegant home furnishings, rugs,
lighting, art, accessories, tableware,
custom window treatments, design
services, and much more.
Murphy Beverage
(540) 723-9719
www.murphybeverage.com
All the wine, the lowest prices,
none of the attitude. The area’s only
selection of micro brews and
imports. Open 7 days a week.
Old Town Winchester
Downtown Historic District,
Loudoun Street between Cork &
Piccadilly Streets
I-81 Exit 313
An eclectic mix of antiques, fine
furnishings, gifts, art, and fine
clothing.
Winchester’s Largest Antique Mall
GNC
Runner’s Retreat
(540) 665-8394 or (888) 665-8394
www.runnersretreat.com
Carrying a variety of top brands of
shoes for running, walking,
competition, etc. Experts
on-staff to assist you. Apparel,
accessories, books and nutrition
products.
Simply Charming Boutique
25 W. Piccadilly Street
(540) 722-2669
www.simplycharmingonline.com
Come see us in our charming new
location! Sterling silver and fashion
jewelry, handbags and wallets, gifts
and accessories. Monogramming,
gift certificates and gift registry.
The Total Image &
Workingman’s Store
325 W. Boscawen Street
(540) 662-2263
www.thetotalimage.net
Unique mixture of western and work
wear clothing. See us to appreciate
us. Big or tall, short or small, we’re
the place that has it all!
Antiques
Pre-owned
Henkel-Harris
Reproduction
Furniture
Over 60 Pieces
GNCantiques.com
10,000 sq. ft. Showroom
with 40 Dealers
in Historic Downtown Winchester
25 West Piccadilly St.
Open Daily 10-5
326 S. Braddock St. • 540.535.1570
SINCE 1997
• Wine
• Beer
• Homebrew
Supplies
All the wine,
the lowest
Winchester’s
Original
Wine &
prices,
none
of the
attitude.
Craft
Beer
Store,
Since
1997!
167 North Loudoun Street
OLD TOWN WINCHESTER
540-723-9719
www.murphybeverage.com
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Services
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Westminster-Canterbury
300 Westminster Canterbury Drive
(540) 665-5914, 800-492-9463
Store www.svwc.org
offers passport photo
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us for details.
accredited
continuing care
locations.
retirement community offering an
active lifestyle for seniors who wish
601-3615
to maintain their vitality and health.
Hospitality and health care services
are available for each resident.
®
Valley Health
www.valleyhealthlink.com
The northern Shenandoah Valley’s
nonprofit healthcare system. From
Winchester to Front Royal to Woodstock or Romney, Valley Health staff
and physicians can help you feel
your best. For a free medical staff
and services directory, call
(540) 536-5325.
The Village at Orchard Ridge
117 E. Piccadilly Street
PASSPORTSuite
PHOTOS
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The UPS Store
4 Weems Lane
(540) 662-3339
www.TheUPSStore.com
UPS shipping, packing, custom crating, boxes, shipping supplies, notary,
passport photos, faxing, black &
white and color copy services,
mailbox rentals, and other business
Store services.
offers passport photo
e in and ask us for details.
Limit one coupon per customer. Not valid with other offers. Restrictions apply. Valid and
redeemable only when presented at a participating location. The UPS Store centers are
independently owned and operated. © 2010 Mail Boxes Etc., Inc.
Exp. 00/00/00
d and operated by licensed franchisees of Mail Boxes Etc., Inc., a subsidiary of UPS. Services and hours of
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(540) 723-0853 or
(888) 723-8867
www.orchardridgeva.com
Where the good life and great
people come together! The National
Lutheran Home presents a new
retirement care community in the
Shenandoah Valley. Visit our website
to learn more.
locations.
601-3615
WE DO MUCH MORE THAN JUST SHIPPING!
Mailbox Service w/Email Notification (24 hour access available)
PASSPORT PHOTOS
Copy Service: B&W and Color (24 hour access available) • Fax Service • Notary Service
Passport Photos • Freight Service • Custom Packaging and Shipping Supplies
Moving Boxes, Bubble Wrap, Tape • Postal Services, Stamps
And . . . of course . . . UPS SHIPPING!
Limit one coupon per customer. Not valid with other offers. Restrictions apply. Valid and
redeemable only when presented at a participating location. The UPS Store centers are
independently owned and operated. © 2010 Mail Boxes Etc., Inc.
d and operated by licensed franchisees of Mail Boxes Etc., Inc., a subsidiary of UPS. Services and hours of
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540-662-3339
(Fax) 540-722-3024
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Events!
Events!
Winchester-Frederick County is
home to several wonderful events.
Listed below are some of the many
festivities that await you. For a
complete list, please visit
www.visitwinchesterva.com.
Events are subject to change.
$ indicates admission fee.
First Fridays
A celebration of arts and culture that
takes place 6-9 pm on the 1st Friday of
each month except January and May.
Browse galleries and studios, meet
the artists, enjoy live music. Free.
Old Town Pedestrian Mall Area
Loudoun Street between Cork &
Piccadilly Streets
(540) 667-5166
www.shenarts.org
“The Society’s Attic”
April 1 - October 31, 2011
An amazing special exhibition,
sponsored by the WinchesterFrederick County Historical Society,
featuring eclectic artifacts that are
not on permanent display.
The Hollingsworth Mill
1360 S. Pleasant Valley Road
(540) 662-6550
Bloomin’ Wine Festival
April 15, 2011 from 3-10 pm and April
16, 2011 from 11 am-6 pm.
The official kickoff event for the
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival;
regional artisans, live musical entertainment, food, and wine tastings. $
Old Town Pedestrian Mall
(540) 662-3863
www.thebloom.com
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Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival
April 25-May 1, 2011
A family-friendly festival that
includes more than 30 events: band
competitions, dances, the world’s
largest fire fighters’ parade, a Grand
Feature Parade through the streets
of downtown Winchester, Clyde
Beatty – Cole Brothers Circus, a 10K
race, numerous musical events, a
carnival, Weekend in the Park,
featuring hundreds of crafters,
and much more! $
(540) 662-3863
www.thebloom.com
“Of Ale and History”
May 7, 2011 from 11 am-6 pm
Celebrate Belle Grove’s German and
English heritage by sampling a great
array of beers from the New and
Old World. Music provided by live
bands, food, and more, all in a scenic
outdoor setting. $
336 Belle Grove Road
(540) 869-2028
www.bellegrove.org
Artscape
An outdoor gallery of juried works,
by local artists, exhibited on banners along the streets of Old Town
Winchester. New works displayed
annually, May – December. Stroll the
streets, and enjoy the artwork!
Apple Blossom Antique Car Show
May 7, 2011
A free family car show featuring over
200 vehicles in the Jim Barnett Park.
Sponsored by the Shenandoah
Region, AACA.
1001 E. Cork Street
(540) 533-07376
www.sraaca.com
National Competition:
North-South Skirmish Association
May 18-22, 2011
October 5-9, 2011
Commemorating the heroism of
men who fought on both sides
during the Civil War, member units
conduct skirmishes and live-fire
matches. Offered are children’s
programs, dances, period fashion,
sutlers’ row, and more. Free for
spectators. Call or visit website for
driving directions to Fort
Shenandoah in Gainesboro.
(540) 888-3349
www.n-ssa.org
Newtown Heritage Festival
Memorial Day Weekend
A free family festival that celebrates
the town’s heritage, and includes
wagon rides, a parade, car show,
craft show, artisan demonstrations,
fireworks, and much more.
Stephens City Town Office
1033 Locust Street, Stephens City, VA
(540) 869-3087
www.stephenscity.vi.virginia.gov
The Great Train Raid
Reminiscent of Thomas J. Jackson’s
train raid of May 1861
May 29 from 9 am-12 noon
A once-in-a-lifetime spectator event,
bring your lawn chair and your
camera to witness a locomotive,
accompanied by horses, move down
the Valley Pike from Cedar Creek
Battlefield and Belle Grove to
Strasburg. The Cedar Creek
Battlefield promises to be the best
place to view the action, with the
procession scheduled to pull off at
11 am Sunday morning. Check other
related events at
www.visitwinchesterva.com
(540) 869-2064
Gathering of Civil War Eagles
1st weekend in June
An interactive first-person educational seminar hosted by 50
members of “Lee’s Lieutenants” and
the “Federal Generals Corps.” This is a
phenomenon far beyond any other
Civil War educational opportunity.
The thoughts, emotions and
experiences of battle-hardened
Generals, who felt the brunt of the
war, will be shared with spectators. $
The Old Court House Civil War
Museum
(540) 542-1326
www.civilwarmuseum.org
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Events!
Events!
Cal Ripken
10-Year Old World Series
August 13-20, 2011
National 10-year-old pool play, single
elimination baseball tournament.
Opening ceremonies are on the
12th, with games beginning on the
13th, and the championship game
on the 20th. $
Jim Barnett Park
1001 E. Cork Street, Winchester
(540) 662-4946
www.winchestervaworldseries.com
Gardens at Night
June 10, July 8, August 12, Sept.9;
7-9 pm
Enjoy acres of illuminated gardens,
live music, wine, and more at
this popular evening event. $
(888) 556-5799
Bluemont Concert Series
Fridays, mid-June through mid-Aug.,
7:30 pm
Bring a blanket or lawn chair and
enjoy these open air concerts. In
inclement weather, concerts move
to the First Presbyterian Church,
116 S. Loudoun Street. $
Lawn of the 1840 Frederick County
Courthouse
540-338-4640
www.bluemont.org
Frederick County Fair
Last week in July
Livestock, petting zoo, pageants,
Demolition Derby, tractor pulls,
educational exhibits, a carnival, live
music, barbeque chicken dinners,
and traditional fair food are just
some of the reasons to come to the
fair! $
167 Fairground Road
Clear Brook, VA 22624
www.frederickcountyfair.com
Peach Festival
2nd Saturday in August
Get a taste of the country! Fruit
themed festival features peach
cobbler, sundaes, crafts, barrel train,
wagon rides, music, and fun for all!
3035 Cedar Creek Grade, Winchester
(540) 662-1980
Peach Festival
August 21, 2011
Fruit themed festival features everything peachy – pies, ice cream,
smoothies, and more. Come spend
the day in the country!
6410 Middle Road, Middletown
(540) 869-1455
Civil War Weekend
September 24 & 25
Civil War sites throughout
Winchester & Frederick County offer
unique opportunities to experience
life during the war. Theatrical
productions, battlefield and
cemetery tours, living history
demonstrations, and more create
an unforgettable weekend
experience. $
For a full list of activities, check
www.shenandoahatwar.com/events
or call the Winchester-Frederick
County Visitors Center
(540) 542-1326 or (877) 871-1326
SalsaFest
August 27, 2011, 6-10 pm
Food, dance, music! Best tasting salsa
competition, salsa dance instruction
and competition, Dancing with the
Stars Contest! $
Venue on Kent Street between
Boscawen and Piccadilly Streets.
(540)662-4946
Annual Apple Harvest Festival
3rd Weekend in September
It’s fall in Apple Country! Celebrate
the area’s harvest with a festival
that features apples! Regional apple
pie baking contest, Ole Tyme Apple
Growers Exhibit, artisans and
craftsmen from throughout the
South and East, and everyone gets
a free apple! $
Jim Barnett Park
1001 E. Cork Street
(540) 662-4827
Tri-State Antique Truck Show
September 22, 23, 24, dawn to dusk.
Antique trucks, farm tractors, fire
trucks, and military vehicles.
Parade, flea market, arts & craft
vendors. Fun for the whole family!
Partial proceeds to charity. $
Frederick County Fairgrounds
167 Fairground Road
Clear Brook, VA 22624
(301) 693-7634
Sesquicentennial Exhibition: An
American Turning Point, The Civil
War in Virginia
October 4 – October 17, 2011
Designed by the Virginia Historical
Society, this educational traveling
panel exhibit is free to the public,
and available for viewing during
hours that the Handley Regional
Library is open. Monday 10-8,
Tuesday 10-5, Wednesday 10-8,
Thursday 10-1. Friday 10-5,
Saturday 10-5.
(540) 662-9041
www.handleyregional.org
Apple Harvest Festival
October 8 & 9
Music, wagon rides, crafts, activities
for the kids, and barrels of fun in
Apple Country!
(540) 662-1980
Shenandoah Valley
Hot Air Balloon & Wine Festival
3rd weekend in October
Hot air balloons launch am & pm,
weather permitting. Crafts,
food, wine tasting, live entertainment, childrens’ activities. $
Historic Long Branch
830 Long Branch Lane, Millwood, VA
(888) 558-5567
www.historiclongbranch.com
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Events!
Events!
Candlelight Tours
First Friday evening and First Saturday
afternoon in December.
Delightful free holiday tours of
Abram’s Delight and Stonewall Jackson’s Headquarters by candlelight.
Local garden clubs decorate the
museums in seasonal greenery.
Abram’s Delight Museum,
Stonewall Jackson’s Headquarters,
415 N. Braddock Street
(540) 662-6550
Apple Harvest Festival
October 15 & 16
Pony rides, barrel train rides, free hay
wagon rides, petting zoo, wine tasting, crafters, ice cream, and more!
(540) 869-1455
Anniversary Re-Enactment of
the Battle of Cedar Creek
3rd weekend in October
Civil War re-enactment of the October 19, 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek
on the original grounds. Cavalry,
artillery, infantry and civilian demonstrations and battles daily. Civil War
sutlers, food, symposia, music and
candlelight tours of camps. $
Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation
8437 Valley Pike, Middletown
(540) 869-2064
www.cedarcreekbattlefield.org
Halloween Happenings
3rd weekend in October, after dark
Clear Brook Park is transformed into
a land of spine-tingling thrills and
ghoulish chills. Board wagons for a
ghostly tour through the terrifying
trails. Parental discretion is advised
for children under 7. Clear Brook
Park Pool entrance off of Brucetown
Road. $
Frederick County Parks & Recreation
(540) 665-5678
www.fcprd.net
Pumpkin Festival
4th weekend in October
Food, wagon rides, barrel train,
pick-your-own pumpkins, music,
and a pumpkin pitch! A free event in
the country.
(540) 662-1391
Living History &
Antiques Appraisal Weekend
1st weekend in November
In the tradition of PBS’s “Antiques
Road Show,” a team of licensed
antique experts awaits you! Bring
your treasures to receive a verbal
appraisal and explanation of each
object’s special quality. Crafters in
period dress, animals, and music. $
336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown
(540) 869-2028
www.bellegrove.org
Virginia Gourd Society Festival
1st weekend in November
You’d be out of your gourd to miss
this free festival that includes gourd
classes, great gourd art and gourd
supplies to make your own crafts.
(540) 869-1455
Christmas Candlelight & Daytime
Tours at Belle Grove Plantation
Throughout December, enjoy the
magic of an old-time Shenandoah
Valley Christmas. The plantation
house is beautifully decorated for
the holidays by area garden clubs,
much as it would have been when
its original residents occupied it. $
336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown
(540) 869-2028
www.bellegrove.org
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Throughout December, don’t miss
this annual outdoor light show in
Clear Brook Park! The 1/2 mile trail of
lights is handicap/stroller accessible.
Warm-up in the log cabin where
you might be lucky enough to see
Santa and Mrs. Claus! Buses and vans
welcome! $
Frederick County Parks & Recreation
(540) 665-5678
www.fcprd.net
First Night Winchester
December 31
Ring in the New Year with family and
friends in Old Town as First Night
Winchester celebrates its 25th
festival of the arts! The festivities
include live performances, an artistin-the-window, and lots of surprises,
culminating with the famous “Apple
Drop” and a spectacular fireworks
exhibit at midnight. Admission
buttons are available for purchase
in-advance and at the festival. $
In & around Old Town Winchester
(540) 533-5561
www.firstnightwinchester.org
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Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr.
Patsy Cline
Image courtesy of the Stewart Bell, Jr. Archives at Handley Library
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr.
Patsy Cline
Jr., was born in Winchester, Virginia, on October 25, 1888. A
1912 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Byrd became a Naval
aviator and pioneered many techniques for navigating aircraft
over the seas.
Country Music Legend & Winchester Native, Virginia
Patterson Hensley, a.k.a. Patsy Cline, was born in Winchester
on September 8, 1932. Her big break came in 1957 when she
won an Arthur Godfrey Talent program with her hit Walkin’
After Midnight. Patsy performed at the Grand Ole Opry in
1958 and received national awards in 1961 and 1962.
On his first polar expedition to the Arctic, he claimed a vast
Patsy’s career was cut tragically short by a plane crash in 1963.
The great American explorer and hero, Richard Evelyn Byrd,
territory for the United States. He received great acclaim, and
was awarded the Medal of Honor for conducting the first flight
over the North Pole, in 1926.
A leader of five Antarctic expeditions, he also flew over the
South Pole, claiming hundreds of thousands of square miles of
territory for the United States. Rear Admiral Byrd died March
11, 1957, a veteran of both World Wars, and was buried with
full military honors in the Arlington National Cemetery.
A life-size bronze statue, prominently located at the Winchester
– Frederick County Joint Judicial Center, honors Byrd for his
contributions to aviation. A Frederick County school also bears
this home-town hero’s name.
Ten years later, she was elected posthumously into the Country
Music Hall of Fame, with a reputation as one of the major
female vocalists of all time.
A special exhibit dedicated
to Patsy Cline is on display
in the Winchester-Frederick
County Visitors Center
through December 2011.
Efforts are underway to restore
Patsy’s home, located at 608
S. Kent St. in Winchester. For
more information, visit
www.celebratingpatsycline.org.
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General Daniel Morgan
Your choice of unique dining experiences is
available in Winchester-Frederick County. Here
you will find Mexican, Asian, Italian, American
cuisines, and more. From intimate settings
to outdoor dining areas, from great meals in
casual settings to gourmet food in an elegant
atmosphere, there is a dining venue to satisfy
every palate.
General Daniel
Morgan was a teamster,
mill owner, U.S.
Representative from
Virginia and a soldier.
His Rifle Corps played
a major role in the
Battle of Saratoga.
His stunning tactical
maneuvers and
leadership skills at the
Battle of Cowpens in
South Carolina ended
British domination
in the South and led
to their surrender in
Yorktown.
Dancing Goat Restaurant
103 E. Piccadilly Street
(540) 678-4700
www.dancinggoatrestaurant.com
Old Town Winchester
Casual dining, American Cuisine
General
Daniel Morgan
He died in Winchester at his home on Amherst Street in 1802.
He is buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery. A life-size statue of
Daniel Morgan stands in front of the Old Stone Presbyterian
Church on Piccadilly Street.
The Burwell-Morgan Mill, located in the community of
Millwood/Clarke County, is the oldest operable merchant mill
in the Shenandoah Valley. The City of Winchester paid tribute
to Morgan by naming a school after him.
Enjoy fine American cuisine in a
relaxed setting for all occasions.
Menu highlights
include: Jumbo
Crab Cakes, Shrimp
Portifino, Grilled
Pork Chops with port cranberry
sauce and favorites like Pasta Filet in
a Chipotle lime cream sauce, classic
sandwiches and entree salads.
Located in the Creekside Shopping Center
3111 Valley Avenue • Winchester, VA
(540) 667-9995
www.ijcanns.com
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Dining
I J Canns American Grille
3111 Valley Ave.
(540) 667-9995
www.ijcanns.com
I-81 Exit 310
Enjoy fine American cuisine in a
relaxed setting for all occasions.
Located in the Creekside shopping
complex, the menu includes jumbo
crab cakes, grilled pork chops with
port cranberry sauce, pasta, and
favorites such as classic sandwiches
and entrée salads. Private room
available for business and social
events.
Golden Corral
120 Costello Drive
540-667-6329
www.goldencorral.com
I-81 Exit 313
Our famous Legendary Endless
Buffet offers over 40 regular menu
items, and includes hot meat
options, pizza, pasta, fresh vegetables, fruits, salad bar, soups, and
deserts. Private room available for
large groups.
One Block West
25 S. Indian Alley
540-662-1455
www.oneblockwest.com
Old Town Winchester
Casual American bistro with fresh,
local ingredients. Menu changes
daily. Eighty wines by the glass.
Specializing in seafood, game, local
cheeses, vegetarian fare, and wild
mushrooms.
Perlita’s Mexican Restaurant
101 Weems Lane
540-722-3332
I-81 Exit 313
We serve only traditional and
authentic Mexican food!
Piccadilly’s Public House
125 E. Piccadilly’s Public House
(540) 535-1899
www.piccadillysbrewpub.net
Old Town Winchester
Large brew pub, dining room and
banquet room.
Tea Room Café
901 Amherst Street
I-81 Exit 310 (if heading north)
I-81 Exit 317 (if heading south)
540-662-1473 or 888-556-5799
Enjoy lunch, sandwiches, salads,
quiches, desserts, and more than
two dozen varieties of tea, served
Tuesday through Sunday from
11-4 pm.
25 South Indian Alley
Winchester, VA
540.662.1455 • oneblockwest.com
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Dining
Thai Winchester – 2 locations
24 S. Loudoun Street
540-678-0055
www.thaiwinchester.com
Old Town Winchester
Thai Winchester II
540-535-2233
I-81, Exit 313
Full service restaurant with patio
seating and full bar featuring
authentic Thai cuisine and drinks.
Winner of the 2009 “People’s Choice
Favorite Restaurant Award.” Carryout and delivery available.
Violino Ristorante Italiano
540-667-8006
www.violinoRestaurant.com
Old Town Winchester
Classic Italian cuisine created with
local ingredients. Meals customized to compliment the changing
seasons. Unique specialty dishes offered nightly. Violin music on Friday
and Saturday nights. Reservations
recommended.
Wayside Inn
7783 Main Street
(540) 869-1797
www.alongthewayside.com
I-81, Exit 302
Feast on traditional Virginia cuisine
in your choice of seven antique-filled
dining rooms.
Tradition & Culture
of Regional Cuisine
PERLITAS
We serve only traditional and
Mexican
Restaurant
Catering
authentic
Mexican&food!
Traditional Mexican Food
101 Weems Ln.
• WideWinchester,
Selection of Liquors
VA 22601
• Beer and Wine
• Take-Out
Catering
every occasion
Phone:
(540)for
722-3332
Fax: (540) 722-3342
• Carry-Out
PINEVILLE PLAZA
101 Weems Ln, Winchester, VA 22601
(540) 722-3332
540-667-8006
www.ViolinoRistorante.com
Chef Franco, Riccardo, Raffaella,
& Marcella Stocco, Owners
181 N. Loudoun St.
Two Locations in Winchester!
Authentic Thai Cuisine
• Fine Dining
• Patio Dining
• Carry-Out
• Catering
• Free Delivery
7 Days a Week 11am-10pm
www.thaiwinchester.com
Thai Winchester I
24 S. Loudoun St.
On the Old Town Mall
540-678-0055
Thai Winchester II
2166 S. Pleasant Valley Rd.
Around the corner from Kohls
540-535-2233
Winner of People’s Choice Award 2009 and 2010
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Civil War
Walking
Tours
Guided
Middletown
Stephens
Civil
WarVWinchester
Walking
Tours
City
IRGINIA
Middletown • Winchester • Stephens City
VIRGINIA
Experience endless possibilities
here at Orchard Ridge.
Plus…
FREE Battlefield Tours
PLUS...
Stephens City Tours - $5 pp
Cedar Creek Battlefield
June - October
Guided Driving Tour
4th Saturdays • 10:30 am
(2 hour guided by a
For Reservations Call (540) 869-1700.
National Park Service Ranger)
Guided
Driving
Tour
guide at
the Newtown
History
June Cedar
- OctoberCreek BattlefieldMeet
Center,Service
5408 Main
Street.
1st Saturdays
• 1:00 pm
(2 hour guided
by a National Park
ranger)
Meet June
at the -Cedar
Creek Battlefield
October
1st Saturdays 1:00 pm
Middletown Tours - Free
Foundation Building, 8437 Valley
Meet
at
the
Cedar
Creek
Battlefield
Foundation
June - October
Pike, Middletown.
3rd
Saturdays
- 11:00 am
Call (540)
868-9176.
Building, 8437 Valley Pike, Middletown.
For Reservations Call (540) 868-9176.
Call (540) 868-9176 (other
tours offered regularly).
Meet the National Park Service
Kernstown Battlefield
Ranger
at Walking
the Farmer’s Tour
Market,
Guided
Walking
Tour
Kernstown Battlefield Guided
2325 First Street.
June - October
June - October
11:00 am
2nd Saturdays
• 11:00 am 2nd Saturdays
Reservations
Required.
Meet Meet
at Battlefield,
610 Battle Park
at Battlefield,
610 Battle
Park Drive,
Fee payable to the tour guide.
Drive, Winchester.
Winchester.
Call
(540)
869-2896.
In the event of rain, tours will be
Call (540) 869-2896.
cancelled or rescheduled. Tours will
Old Town Winchester Tours - $5 pp last approximately one hour.
June - October
1st & 3rd Fridays • 6:00 pm
For Reservations Call (540) 542-1326
Meet guide at the Kurtz Bldg, 2 N.
Cameron St.
FREE Battlefield Tours
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destination in Winchester—is a brand-new
neighborhood with a major advancement in
the approach to health services.
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Lodging
Candlewood Suites
I-81 Exit 313
1135 Millwood Pike
(540) 667-8323
www.candlewoodsuites.com
Enjoy all the comforts of home. Full
kitchen suites, free high speed Internet, fitness center, free use of washer
and dryer, free DVD and CD library.
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Winchester-Frederick County
offers a variety of lodging options.
Whether you’re traveling for
business, seeking a romantic getaway, or wanting to camp close
to nature, we invite you to rest
and refresh with the comfortable
selections listed below.
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disclaimer; weight restrictions and
fees may apply. Properties may change
policies; please call in advance.)
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I-81 Exit 313
1055 Millwood Pike
(540) 678-8899
www.alofthotels.com
Experience the New Twist in Travel!
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Comfort Inn Stephens City
I-81 Exit 307
167 Town Run Lane
(540) 869-6500
(800) 4Choice
www.choicehotels.com
Pet Friendly
America’s Best Value Inn
I-81 Exit 310
2649 Valley Avenue
(540) 662-2521
Pet Friendly
Best Western
Lee-Jackson Motor Inn
I-81 Exit 313
711 Millwood Pike
(540) 662-4154
www.bestwestern.com
Pet Friendly
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I -81 Exit 317
1601 Martinsburg Pike
(540) 667-8894
(800) 4Choice
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I-81 Exit 310
141 Kernstown Commons Blvd.
(540) 869-7657
(800) 456-4000
www.countryinns.com/winchesterva
Next to an Outback Steakhouse
and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, an
8-screen movie theater. Property
features complimentary breakfast,
heated indoor pool, exercise room,
free in-room Internet access.
Pet Friendly
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300 Marriott Drive
(540) 678-8822
(800) 321-2211
www.marriott.com/wgocy
136 rooms. Full Buffet Breakfast, 24
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I-81 Exit 310 to Rt.11
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(540) 667-1200
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I-81 Exit 310
3632 Valley Avenue
(540) 869-1900
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I-81 Exit 317
(540) 662-4700
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décor features in-room microwave
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Affordable rates and exceptional
staff. Pet Friendly
Fairfield Inn & Suites
I-81 Exit 313
250 Front Royal Pike
(540) 665-8881
www.marriott.com
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Winchester Medical Center
• 136 Spacious Guest Rooms and Suites
• Complimentary High-Speed Internet
• Nonsmoking Hotel / ADA Rooms Available
• Indoor Pool, Whirlpool and Fitness Room
• Courtyard Café and Lobby Bar
• Meeting Space and Business Center
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• Adjacent To Winchester Medical Center
and Rock Harbor Golf Course
• Convenient To All Major Attractions
300 Marriott Drive, Winchester, Virginia 22603
Phone: 540-678-8822 Fax: 540-678-1666
Located At The Intersection Of US Routes 37 & 50
The George Washington Hotel,
A Wyndham Historic Grand Hotel
I-81 exit 315
103 East Piccadilly Street
(540) 678-4700
www.wyndhamgeorgewashington.com
90 rooms, Winchester’s landmark
grand hotel, located in the historic
district. Historic elegance with
today’s modern comforts. Walking
distance to restaurants and charming shops. Half Note lobby bar and
The Dancing Goat Restaurant onsite.
Hampton Inn & Conference Center
North Winchester
I-81 Exit 315
1204 Berryville Pike
(540)678-4000
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Hampton Inn University/Mall
I-81 Exit 313
1655 Apple Blossom Drive
(540)667-8011
(800)Hampton
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Holiday Inn Express
Winchester
142 Fox Ridge Lane
(540) 667-7050
(800)Holiday
www.hiexpress.com
Holiday Inn Express
Stephens City
I-81 Exit 307
165 Town Run Lane
(540)869-0909
www.holidayexpress.com
Mohawk Motel
2754 Northwestern Pike 22603
(540)667-1410
Quality Inn
I-81 Exit 313
1017 Millwood Pike
(540) 545-8121
Pet Friendly,
Extended Stay: No Kitchenette
Hilton Garden Inn
I-81 Exit 313
120 Wingate Drive
(540)722-8881
www.winchester.hgi.com
Most Conveniently located hotel
in Winchester! Walking distance
to dozens of great places for food,
shopping, and entertainment. Full
service restaurant and bar on site.
Conference and private rooms for
groups up to 125.
Holiday Inn
I-81 Exit 313
(540) 667-3300
www.holidayinn.com/winchesterva
Ideal for business or pleasure
travelers, Kem’s Restaurant & Bar on
property; featuring our Indoor pool,
Conference Center, Board room,
Fitness and Business centers and
Priority Club Points
Winchester
I-81 Exit 317
(540) 662-4700
• Continental Breakfast • Free HBO
• Free Wi-Fi • 24 Hour Coffee
• Micro/Fridge, Hairdryers All Rooms
• Pet Friendly w/Fee
Directions: I-81, Exit 317, Hotel is
on the right at the light.
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Red Roof Inn
I-81 Exit 313
991 Millwood Pike
(540) 667-5000 or (800) 773-7663
www.redroof.com
New renovations, free coffee bar,
free deluxe Continental breakfast
and USA Today newspaper. Free
high-speed Internet access and free
HBO/ESPN/CNN. Children under 17
stay free. Pet Friendly
Redwood Budget Motel
I-81 Exit 307
4881 Valley Pike
(540) 869-1000
Relax Inn
I-81 Exit 310
2645 Valley Avenue
540-662-6878
Extended Stay
Royal Inn
I-81 Exit 310
2930 Valley Avenue
(540) 667-8881
Extended Stay
Super 8 Winchester
I-81 Exit 313
1077 Millwood Pike
(540) 665-4450 or (800) 800-8000
Pet friendly
Shoney’s Inn
I-81 Exit 315
1347 Berryville Avenue
(540) 665-1700
Pet Friendly , Extended Stay
Towneplace Suites
by Marriott
I-81 Exit 315
170 Getty Lane
(540) 722-2722
www.marriott.com
BRAND NEW! Spacious studios and
suites, separate living, sleeping areas
and equipped kitchens. Complimentary breakfast, non-smoking.
Convenient to all major attractions,
shopping & restraints.
Pet friendly , Extended stay
Sleep Inn & Suites
I-81 Exit 313
140 Costello Drive
(540) 667-7636 or (800) 667-5095
Super 8 Middletown
I-81 Exit 302
91 Reliance Road
(540) 868-1800 or (800) 800-8000
www.super8.com
Pet friendly , Extended stay
Grand Hotels
A Wyndham Grand Hotel
103 EAST PICCADILLY STREET
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 22601
540-678-4700
• 90 Luxury Guest Rooms and Suites
• Affordable Rates
• Roman Inspired Indoor Pool
• The Dancing Goat Restaurant
• The Half Note Lobby Bar
• Room Service & Valet available
• Weddings & Corporate Meetings
• Located in Historic Downtown
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Travelodge
I-81 Exit 313
(540) 665-0685 or (800) 578-7878
www.travelodge.com
150 rooms, pool, free breakfast.
Banquet facilities offer a panoramic
view of Winchester with seating for
up to 300. Located within walking
distance to restaurants.
Wingate Inn
I-81 Exit 313
150 Wingate Drive
(540) 678-4283 or (877) 946-3585
www.wingatehotels.com
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Lodging - Campgrounds
The Inn at Vaucluse Spring
I-81 Exit 307
231 Vaucluse Spring Lane
(540) 869-0200
(800) 869-0525
www.vauclusespring.com
“Your place in the country”
15 guests rooms in a village of six
buildings on 100 scenic acres.
Long Hill Bed & Breakfast
Barleyfield Farm Cottage
I-81 Exit 307
967 Marlboro Road
(540) 539-1550
www.barleyfieldcottage.com
Fuller House Inn
I-81 Exit 313
(540) 722-3976
www.fullerhouseinn.com
The Herds Inn
I-81 Exit 310
688 Shady Elm Road
(866) 783-2681
www.hedgebrook.com
Long Hill Bed & Breakfast
547 Apple Pie Ridge Road
(540) 450-0341 or
(866) 450-0341
www.longhillbb.com
Good rest; feel like family
When you leave! Award winning
breakfasts. Certified Backyard
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architectural antiques with a
modern flowing floor plancomfort, privacy, beauty.
The Nancy Shepherd House
I-81 Exit 313
(540) 247-5073
www.nancyshepherdhouse.com
Old Waterstreet Inn
I-81 Exit 313
(540) 665-6777 or
(866) 665-6770
www.oldwaterstreetinn.com
Wayside Inn
I-81 Exit 302
7783 Main Street
(540) 869-1797 or
(877) 869-1797
www.alongthewayside.com
Courtesy Candy Hill Campground
Campgrounds
Battle of Cedar Creek
Campground
I-81 Exit 298
8950 Valley Pike
(540) 869-1888
Cove Campground
980 Cove Road
Gore, VA 22637
(540) 858-2882
www.covecampground.com
Candy Hill Campground
165 Ward Avenue [U.S. 50W]
(540) 662-8010
(800) 462-0545
www.candyhill.com
Open year round, we accept
everything from tents to motor
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and more on our beautiful grounds.
Log Cabin Campground
2058 Morgan Frederick Grade
Cross Junction, VA 22625
(540) 888-3461
www.thelogcabincampground.com
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...Welcome to Northern Virginia’s
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The Inn at Vaucluse Spring
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Advertisers Index
Old Town Winchester.......................... inside Front Cover 2
Attractions
Belle Grove Plantation.............................................................................8
Dinosaur Land.............................................................................................9
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley.................................................10
Newtown History Center......................................................................11
Old Court House Civil War Museum.................................................11
POW/MIA Memorial................................................................................12
Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum.........................................13
farm markets, orchards & vineyards
Marker-Miller Farm Market Orchards and Bakery.......................14
Veramar Vineyard and Winery...........................................................15
Rinker’s Apple Orchard..........................................................................15
Thumper’s Daylily Farm........................................................................15
OUTDOOR RECREATION
Rock Harbor Golf Course......................................................................16
Rocking S Ranch.......................................................................................17
SHOPPING
Book Shelf, The.........................................................................................19
Blue Plate Books.......................................................................................19
Creekside Properties..............................................................................20
Ponte Vecchio Living..............................................................................21
GNC Antiques........................................................................................... 22
Eugene B. Smith Gallery....................................................................... 22
Murphy Beverage Company.............................................................. 22
Runner’s Retreat...................................................................................... 23
Simply Charming Boutique................................................................ 23
Total Image & Workingman’s Store, The........................................ 23
SERVICES
UPS Store, The...........................................................................................24
Village at Orchard Ridge.......................................................................43
Westminster Canterbury Shenandoah Valley............................. 25
ValleyHealth........................................ Inside Back Cover 55
DINING
IJ Cann’s American Grille......................................................................38
One Block West.........................................................................................38
Golden Corral........................................................................................... 40
Perlitas.........................................................................................................41
Violino Ristorante Italiano....................................................................41
Thai Winchester.......................................................................................41
CINEMA
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema................................................................. 44
LODGING
Country Inn & Suites.............................................................................. 44
Courtyard by Marriott........................................................................... 46
EconoLodge...............................................................................................47
George Washington Hotel, The........................................................ 48
Holiday Inn.................................................................................................49
Red Roof Inn..............................................................................................50
Travelodge..................................................................................................51
TownePlace Suites Marriott.................................................................51
Long Hill Bed and Breakfast................................................................52
Candy Hill Campground.......................................................................53
Aloft, Wingate & Candlewood Suites.... Outside Back Cover 56
Photo Credits: Cedar Creek Battlefield; Wendy Farnum; Frederick County Parks and Recreation; Ed Grainger; Museum of the Shenandoah Valley; Old Court House Civil War
Museum; Photography by Westervelt; Amy Simmons, City of Winchester; Lisa Wadley; Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society; Winchester Transit; Bob Ruegsegger; Civil
War Preservation Trust; Belle Grove Plantation; Thumpers Daylily Farm; Museum of the Shenandoah Valley; Dinosaur Land; Winchester Convention & Visitors Bureau; Stonewall
Cemetery; Marker-Miller Orchards; Richards Fruit Market; Veramar Vineyard; Jenny Brockwell; Rock Harbor Golf; Rocking S Ranch; Shenandoah University; GNC Antiques; George
Washington Hotel; Courtyard By Marriott; Long Hill B and B; Candy Hill Campground.
The Winchester-Frederick County Convention & Visitors Bureau encourages
you to patronize our advertisers, and mention that you found them in the
Official Visitor’s Guide.
Published by Stallard Studios Publishing, 610 W. Main Street, Wytheville, VA 24382
276-228-7092, [email protected]
Printing by Chocklett Press, 2922 Nicholas Ave., NE, Roanoke, VA 24012
540-345-1820, [email protected]
Winchester Medical Center, 1840 Amherst Street
At Your Service
Valley Health is an unmatched medical resource
for the region, with hospitals strategically located
in Front Royal, Woodstock, Luray, and Winchester,
as well as in Romney and Berkeley Springs,
West Virginia.
Our interconnected teams of caregivers provide
treatments in convenient locations throughout
the region. And when specialty care is required,
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frequently recommended hospitals by patients
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If you are looking for a new medical home, choose
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For a free copy of our medical staff & services
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Winchester Medical Center • Warren Memorial Hospital
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