5.0St. Luke's Historic Church & Museum(478 reviews) - St. Luke’s church, a hidden gem! Thursday: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • Religious Sites
Visit Virginia's Oldest Church Building & Cemeteries in Smithfield, Virginia. Whether your interest is ancient cemeteries, 17th-century Virginian and Early American History, or architectural history, a visit to the Museum, "The Old Brick Gift Shop", and park and hiking trail is a must thing to do while in the Greater Williamsburg and Coastal Virginia regions. St. Luke's Historic Church & Museum is operated and owned by Historic St. Luke's Restoration, and is a fully-tax deductible, 501(c)3 education-based, non-profit organization.See more..
We went here for service on New Year’s Day 2023. We were interested in the history of the church and thought a service would be a nice way to visit. After the service we were looking around a bit and a parishioner took the time to point out George Washington’s pew and Robert E Lee’s too. He and another parishioner spent a generous amount of time telling us about the interesting parts of the church—old and new—and share some church history. Amazing experience.See more..
5.0Blandford Church and Cemetery(213 reviews) - So Much History! Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Cemeteries • Religious Sites
There are so many distinctive things to note about this church and surrounding cemetery. The stained glass windows are mezmerizing and showcase the gifted craftsmanship of Louis Comfort Tiffany. I was captivated by each window and the closer you get the more is revealed. Our volunteer tour guide was extraordinary and gave a top notch performance. I am totally captivated by Blandford Church! The cemetery is definitely worth a look, too. Many interesting and historic graves and markers.See more..
5.0Historic Christ Church(110 reviews) - Go for The Beauty and The History Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
Dating from 1735, Christ Church is among America's most important examples of Georgian architecture.See more..
4.5Old Presbyterian Meeting House(41 reviews) - don't miss the tomb of the unknown Revolutionary War soldier Thursday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites • Religious Sites
I walk through this mini-cemetery often on my to and from church and the nearby Safeway. I always feel like I'm walking through history. Here is where George Washington delivered our first national prayer. Here is where his physician and others of the Revolutionary War period were buried and remembered. But what makes this so unique is the Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary War soldier. Until I walked onto this property for the first time four years ago, I had no idea such a tomb even existed. American are all aware of the tombs of the unknowns at Arlington Cemetery, but few know about this tomb. It's worth a moment to stop by to remember those who died to make us free...for the first time. Without them, we would not become a free and independent country. See more..
4.5The Falls Church(34 reviews) - The mini cosmopolitan little city Historic Sites • Religious Sites
This is one of 38 independent cities in Virginia. This a small, safety, clean, friendly, and cosmopolitan city. You can take a look of historic farm, trails, parks, and eat Afghan, American, Bolivian, Chinese, Greek, Iranian, Irish, Italian, Jamaican, Japanese, Russian, Salvadorian, Thai, and Vietnamese food. Besides, you can walk the broad street in 30 minutes.See more..
Alfred Street is among the oldest African American Baptist Churches in America, celebrating its bicentennial in 2003.See more..
4.5Grace Episcopal Church(20 reviews) - Held a wedding there Thursday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals
Outstanding small church on the high bluff in the middle of historic Yorktown. Friendly church staff. Very welcoming. See more..
4.5All Saints Catholic Church(19 reviews) - Diverse, welcoming, great for converts Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals
We switched from Protestant to Catholic. After we moved south - we ended up here. The music is terrific. Clergy are solid and kind. Very diverse parish. Very large parish. The Religious Ed folks run a good program - it's not death-by-dry like I've seen elsewhere. The VBS program is the highlight of my kids' year. See more..
A National Historic Site where Robert E. Lee worshipped during the Civil War in 1863-64.See more..
5.0Trinity United Methodist Church(4 reviews) - Excellent Church open to everyone Historic Sites • Religious Sites • Churches & Cathedrals This Church prides itself on serving the masses. Always willing to be a community leader in volunteerism. Beautiful and historical also.See more..
4.5Slash Church(4 reviews) - Slash Church, Ashland, VA Historic Sites • Religious Sites
Slash Church, built in 1729 is a great representation of architecture of a bygone era. The addition building was built in 1954.See more..
My first visit to this place. Huge campus with a large temple. Venkatachalapathi is the main dirty. Went in a weekday and hence the canteen is closed. Very well maintained and peaceful. See more..
5.0St. Matthew's Anglican Church(1 review) - Ancient Liturgical Service Religious Sites An Anglican church located in Newport News, VA near Hilton Village. Services 7 days a week.See more..
