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    • 7.7

      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

    • 7.6

      2. Confederate White House

      History Museum •
      1201 E Clay St (at the Museum of the Confederacy), Richmond
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      • Noah L.

        Noah L. • October 13, 2013Perhaps the best tour I've ever been on because of the tour guide and all the original pieces they have. Better than the actual White House tour in D.C.

    • 8.1

      3. 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

    • 7.3

      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.

    • 8.4

      5. Virginia Holocaust Museum

      History Museum •
      2000 E Cary St (S 20th St), Richmond
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      • Eric

        Eric • March 30, 2011This exhibit is always free admission! A must see for everyone, including the racist.

    • 7.8

      6. The Edgar Allan Poe Museum

      Museum •
      1914-16 E Main St, Richmond
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      • Taiowa W.

        Taiowa W. • November 9, 2018Nice little snapshot of the poet. Worth stopping off.

    • 8.1

      7. The American Civil War Center At Historic Tredegar

      History Museum •
      500 Tredegar St, Richmond
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      • A R.

        A R. • November 22, 2014On the same grounds as a national park. Museum has several interactive exhibits, but is very reading intensive overall. Worth a visit.

    • 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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