Lynchburg
Lynchburg is an independent city of 79,000 (2020) in the Commonwealth of Virginia. It lies east of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Central Virginia.
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Historic Sandusky
This historic house served as the Union Headquarters during the Civil War Battle of Lynchburg. Sandusky is open for guided tours by appointment.
Adults $7, seniors/military $5, children/students $3
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Lynchburg Museum
In the former Lynchburg court house. Parking is available in the Clay Parking Deck immediately behind the building.
Wed-Sat 10AM-3PM, Sun Noon-3PMFree
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Miller Park
37-acre park includes a pool and a beautiful historic aviary, now used as a banquet hall.
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Monument Terrace
Commemorates Lynchburg citizens who fought and died in the Civil War, Spanish American War, World Wars I and II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. A 139-step staircase, the terrace's base is at the intersection of 9th and Church Streets and ends at Court Street in front of the Lynchburg Museum.
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Old City Cemetery
The oldest continuously-operated public cemetery in Virginia, museums on-site give a glimpse into rituals of mourning over the centuries.
Daily dawn-duskFree, guided tours by appointment $8/adult $3/child
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Peaks View Park
250-acre park includes many walking/biking trails, sports fields, a disc golf course, and picnic facilities.
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Riverside Park
47-acre park includes the Sprayground, an outdoor water playground.
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Daura Gallery
Open during the college academic year only.
Mon-Fri 9AM-4PM, Sun 1-4PM (one Sun a month)Free, donations encouraged
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Maier Museum of Art
1 Quinlan St
Academic year: Tue-Sun 1PM-5PM; Summer: Wed-Sun 1PM-4PMFree, donations encouraged
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Point of Honor
112 Cabell St
Mon–Sat 10AM-4PM, Sun noon-4PMAdults $6, seniors $5, college student $4, children 6-17 $3, children under 6 free
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