American history museum in Waynesboro, Virginia

The Waynesboro Heritage Foundation, located at 420 West Main Street in Waynesboro, Virginia, is a museum and tourist attraction dedicated to preserving the history of Waynesboro and the surrounding area. The Waynesboro Heritage Museum showcases the city's history through permanent and rotating exhibit galleries at two locations: the Waynesboro Heritage Museum in downtown Waynesboro and the Plumb House, an early 19th-century historic home. The museum's permanent panels cover various aspects of Waynesboro's history, from its founding in 1797 to present day. The museum also features a newly renovated rotating exhibit space and a permanent exhibit area called "Out of the Archives." The Plumb House is open on Thursdays from April to October, with appointments available by phone. The museum's current rotating exhibits include "Celebrating a Century of Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School and its Community" and "The Lost Town of Basic City and the Struggle that Built a Consolidated Waynesboro." With over 13,000 items in its collection, the Waynesboro Heritage Foundation is dedicated to preserving and sharing the city's rich history. Additionally, the museum recently opened the Blue Ridge Tunnel as a new attraction, showcasing a forgotten engineering marvel. Walter A. Wilson, III, a graduate of James Madison University and George Mason University School of Law, is involved with the foundation.

Hunter Ridge Estate is a real estate and travel agency located at 676 Haytie Road in Swoope, Virginia, United States. The Manor at Hunter Ridge Estate is a stunning destination, boasting a historic Virginia family home and farm on a 500-acre private estate. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Allegheny Mountains and Blue Ridge Mountains of the Shenandoah Valley from the comfort of our charming 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home. Known as a "working farm with southern charm," Hunter Ridge Estate is conveniently located near popular attractions such as the American Shakespeare Center, the Frontier Culture Museum, and the Wayne Theatre. Easy access to the Shenandoah National Park and Blue Ridge Parkway make it a perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts.