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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture library collections consist of a wide range of objects, including books and bound serials, imprints, sheet music, broadsides, newspapers, family and personal papers, business and organizational records, genealogical materials, maps, paintings, prints, postcards, weapons, militaria, glass plate negatives, and 19th - 21st century photographs.

A large, old home with several restored outbuildings including three log structures. The complex features a number of historical and genealogical books, records, letters, documents, photos and paintings of early settlers in southwest Virginia. It specializes in artifacts circa 1810 to 1865. The earliest documents of Pulaski County are stored here due to the proximity of the first county courthouse. Note for those with GPS, the museum is in Newbern, but the physical address is Dublin on VA 611, I81 Exit 98.

The mission of The Botetourt County Historical Society, Inc. is:To preserve and protect the historical heritage of Botetourt County, Virginia by providing education to the public through exhibitions, publications, programs and activities and preserving photographs, family journals, records and artifacts housed in the Botetourt County Historical Society Museum and selected sites While collaborating with other historical societies and Botetourt County citizens.

The Science Museum of Virginia looks for opportunities to encourage all Virginians to enrich their lives through science. The Science Museum is a catalyst for inspiration, a place that sparks curiosity, encourages discovery and generates ideas in science, technology, engineering and math.

The museum focuses on the Confederate medical story and contains exhibits on medical equipment and hospital life, including information on the men and women who staffed Chimborazo hospital.

Offers the chance to explore STEM concepts and skills with interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, live demos, touring exhibitions, breathtaking presentations in The Dome and special events.

Tours through historic house; orientation for visitors to Maggie Walker's legacy to African American heritage and the greater community. Program is accessible by bus and internally accessible for the handicapped.

Oldest museum in the Northern Neck area, with exhibits and programs about Westmoreland County history from pre-colonial days to today. Displays include artifacts discovered at the sites of Native American settlements and early plantations, full length portraits of key figures in the County's early history, and items associated with Presidents George Washington, James Madison and James Monroe.

Dedicated to educating the general public, students and scholars on the changing role of the U.S. during the 20th century in military and diplomatic affairs as seen through the life and example of General of the Army, George C. Marshall. Offers a library, archives and educational programs.

Home of Edward & Anne Spencer, poet. Adjoining the home in the garden is Anne's writing studio named, Edankraal, where Mrs. Spencer did much of her research and writing.

Self-guided historical walking trail begins at the visitor center. Allow 20 minutes to complete the trail. The visitor center contains exhibits, a relief map of the fort, and a short film about the battle

The Poe Museum is dedicated to the acquisition, preservation and exhibition of the works of Edgar Allan Poe and of the objects and artifacts associated with his life.

The Lyceum offers exhibitions, public programs, a museum store, and facility rentals.

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture offer a variety of outreach education programs for elementary and middle school students.

Wilton House Museum seeks to increase public awareness and appreciation for early American history, art, and culture, particularly that of Colonial Virginia. It is an educational institution serving a wide range of public audiences through tours, public programs, lectures, workshops, seminars, exhibitions, and teacher institutes.

A nonprofit regional art museum and arts education center housed in a historic 1913 former school. It is the only facility of its kind and Virginia's only nationally accredited museum west of Roanoke. An average of 9 exhibitions are mounted each year, showcasing art of the region and of the world. Programming includes artist talks, lectures, workshops, and other special events. Two additional galleries include the Student Gallery, which displays works from area schools and colleges, and the Panoramic Gallery that features self-curated shows by local artists. These two galleries offer up to 24 additional exhibits a year. An extensive arts education program serves school and public audiences both within and outside of the facility. The Museum also features artist studios, the Looking Glass Museum Store, reference library, research archives, and an outdoor sculpture garden. Offers youth art classes, a summer art camp, and school programs. Accessible Entrance: Located at the rear of the building. From the front, turn left into the alley between the museum and the county office building; parking spaces are located behind and beside the museum. An elevator is located midway down the hall on level one. Wheelchairs are available for use; inquire at the information desk on level two.

The Valentine is dedicated to collecting, preserving and interpreting Richmond's history for more than a century. The city's oldest museum, the Valentine provides the Richmond Region with a rotating schedule of bold exhibitions, innovative programs, unique tours and special events.

Museum with exhibits about the history of the City of Suffolk. Reenactments and tours are also available at the museum.

Non Profit organization offering programs and performing arts supporting cultural arts

Richmond Railroad Museum focuses on railroads which served central Virginia, and their impact on Richmond and its citizens.

Maritime science museum and the Battleship Wisconsin.

Six hisotric sites are open to the public, including Bacon's Castle, Cape Henry Lighthouse, Patrick Henry's Scotchtown, Historic Jamestowne, the John Marshall House and Smith's Fort. The multifaceted and impactful nature of the advocacy programs and partnerships with other organizations has allowed Preservation Virginia to create a holistic approach to saving the places that connect us to our diverse, complex history.

Museum and research center presenting historical exhibits and educational programs concerning the life and times of General Douglas MacArthur and all Americans who served in the armed forces during World Wars I and II and the Korean War.

Provides the public with exhibits, educational program and the history of the J. Thomas Newsome family and the expression of African American culture and historical themes.

Community oriented fine arts organization. Presents exhibits, workshops & classes, poetry open mics, performances and other programs.