Staunton, Virginia

The Staunton Music Festival returns! http://www.stauntonmusicfestival.org/ This year's dates: August 13-21, 2021. Enjoy some videos f...

First settled in 1732, the city of Staunton (pronounced STAN-ton) is named for Lady Rebecca Staunton, who was the wife of Virginia’s Colonia...

Staunton Visitor Center : 35 S. New St. (at parking garage at corner of Greenville Ave.)  540-332-3971 New hours Mon-Wed 10-3; Thu-Sat 10-5;...

The nation’s 28th president comes to life in a tour of the 12-room Greek Revival Presbyterian manse furnished with items appropriate to the...

Located in the historic Red Brick downtown quarter of Staunton, this 124-room hotel captures the spirit, history and charm of the old Sou...

The 300-seat Blackfriars Playhouse is the world's only re-creation of Shakespeare's original indoor theater. Opened in 2001, the pl...

Photo credit: Beth Morrison 2018 The present red brick Gothic Revival church building, the third to occupy the site, was constructed in 1855...

Founded in 1842 as Augusta Female Seminary, Mary Baldwin College is one of the oldest institutions of higher education for women in the Un...

Willy Ferguson, 61, is a welder and sculptor who operates a metal-fabrication shop, but is best known for his oversized metal sculptures o...

Opened in 1828, the Western Lunatic Asylum provided cutting-edge treatment for mentally ill patients. One of the earliest “healing” landsca...