Museums

Image Credit: @poemuseum The Poe Museum, which is located in downtown Richmond, promotes all things Edgar Allan Poe. From his famous writings to [...]

Image Credit: @#tredegarironworks Tredegar is a Civil War museum on the James River which is open to the public for visits. The original [...]

Image Credit: @poemuseum The Poe Museum is a literature-lover's dream!  Explore the history of Edgar Allen Poe, his ties to Richmond, and take [...]

Image Credit: The Institute of Contemporary Art offers an entirely rotating set of exhibits along with films, events, special programs, and performances.  It [...]

Image Credit: Visit Richmond Explore exhibits, artifacts, and stories of African American history and the rich culture of the black community at the [...]

Image Credit: Grab the kids because the Children's Museum of Richmond is not to be missed!  Inspiring kids and engaging their creative side, [...]

Image Credit: thevalentine.org Find all things Richmond history at The Valentine Museum! For over 100 years, The Valentine has been collecting and preserving [...]

Image Credit: nps.gov Originally built to manufacture iron in the 1800s, Tredegar Iron works is now an iconic Richmond location with plenty of [...]

Image Credit: agecrofthall.org Built in the 16th century, Agecroft Hall originally stood in Lancashire, England and belonged to the same family for hundred [...]

Image Credit: vaholocaust.org The Virginia Holocaust Museum was founded in 1997 and was originally housed in Temple Beth El to serve as an [...]

Image Credit: Facebook VMFA The historic Byrd Theatre is a community hub celebrating art and film in Richmond's shopping district, Carytown.  The iconic [...]

Image Credit: @virginiahistory Virginia Museum of History and Culture tells the story of Virginia with some exhibits being permanent and others rotating seasonally [...]

Image Credit: Science Museum of Virginia Since 1970, the Science Museum of Virginia has been inspiring the Commonwealth to explore Science!  With several [...]