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    • 8.0

      1. The Valentine

      Museum •
      1015 E Clay St (10th St), Richmond
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      • Lauren B.

        Lauren B. • December 22, 2015Get the membership of you can - it's worth it for all the extras you do all year like bike tours

    • 8.2

      2. The Library of Virginia

      Library •
      800 E Broad St, Richmond
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      • Tim M.

        Tim M. • February 6, 2016Huge library. Cafe inside is tasty

    • 7.6

      3. Confederate White House

      History Museum •
      1201 E Clay St (at the Museum of the Confederacy), Richmond
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      • Cheryl

        Cheryl • December 28, 2013Our tour guide Charles was absolutely amazing! Very knowledgeable and kept everyone engaged. Highly recommended!

    • 7.2

      4. The American Civil War Museum

      History Museum •
      1201 E Clay St, Richmond
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      • Lynn M.

        Lynn M. • August 3, 2013Don't miss the White House tour. Our tour guide (Charlie) was extremely knowledgeable -- a true historian, unlike our experience at some other historical sites.

    • 8.0

      5. The Edgar Allan Poe Museum

      Museum •
      1914-16 E Main St, Richmond
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      • Jack A.

        Jack A. • February 21, 2016Very friendly staff. All self guided tour with the option of an audio to go along while you walk through the different areas.

    • 8.4

      6. Virginia Holocaust Museum

      History Museum •
      2000 E Cary St (S 20th St), Richmond
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      • Alejandra M.

        Alejandra M. • September 19, 2016The VHM does a really nice job of walking ppl through this part of history. Very interesting exhibitions in the second floor.

    • 8.2

      7. The American Civil War Center At Historic Tredegar

      History Museum •
      500 Tredegar St, Richmond
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      • Jim B.

        Jim B. • October 16, 2010Poe's Pub is a wonderful place for lunch after visiting. Delicious ribs, best in Richmond, VA.

    • 7.2

      8. Maggie L Walker National Historic Site

      History Museum •
      600 N 2nd St, Richmond
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      • RTDNews

        RTDNews • June 3, 2010TIMES-DISPATCH FACT: Maggie L. Walker was the first woman to charter a bank in the United States.

    • 7.1

      9. Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia

      History Museum •
      3 E Clay St, Richmond
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      • Lulú D.

        Lulú D. • February 8, 2021The jazz gallery is great. It includes Virginian musicians and singers.

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      10. John Marshall House

      History Museum •
      818 E Marshall St (9th), Richmond
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      • Ron W.

        Ron W. • November 1, 2013The tour guide is very enthusiastic here.

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      11. The Valentine First Freedom Center

      Museum •
      14 S. 14th Street, Richmond
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      12. Preservation Virginia

      History Museum •
      204 W Franklin St (btwn Jefferson & Madison), Richmond
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      13. Masons' Hall

      Temple •
      1807 E Franklin St (btw N 18th St & N 19th St), Richmond
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      • Airstream Adventure

        Airstream Adventure • August 14, 2010Meetings are the second saturday of each month in the morning.

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