Lake Country Elegance in Virginia Cooper's Landing Inn & Traveler's Tavern is a bed and breakfast inn nestled in the lake town of Clarksville, Virginia in Mecklenburg County. The innkeepers, Nichol and Les Cooper, along with their...
Virginia B&B - Road Trip History Road Trip to History" is an educational program broadcast locally. The program highlights the history of small towns in Virginia. This episode discusses Orange, Virginia, and features the Holladay House...
Video tour of the Miller House Bed and Breakfast in Staunton, Virginia.
This beautiful resort in the Shenandoah Valley is a perfect choice for your next family vacation. Accommodations include cabins, RV pads, campgrounds, and yurts. The resort offers a wide variety of activities from hiking trails, fishing, bonfires, haunted trail walks and even a mini water-park. Shenandoah Crossing is located on 1000 acres of rolling hills, providing a beautiful canvas for the horseback rides offered at the property. And if you are a wine enthusiast your vacation wouldnt be …
Whistle Creek B&B is just six miles from historic downtown Lexington, VA. Southern Charm and exquisite decor await you after a day of exploring the Shenandoah Valley. The Magnolia Suite includes a small private sitting area, queen-size bed and luxurious red and gold decor. The Americana Suite has two comfortable twin beds warmed by quilts handmade by your hostess. Each suite includes a private bath and spacious closets. A one bedroom/one bath apartment is also available for weekly and …
Thisvideo was taken during our fall vacation in Virginia on October 3, 2007. Our first excursion was to the town of Lexington, a historic settlement of about 7000 souls in the southern Shenandoah Valley. Lexington has a well preserved downtown and features two major academic institutions with impressive campuses: the Washington and Lee University and the Virginia Military Institute. The downtown streets are flanked by ecclectic retail stores in historic homes and the adjoining neighbourhoods …
Thisvideo was taken during our fall vacation in Virginia on October 3, 2007. Our first excursion was to the town of Lexington, a historic settlement of about 7000 souls in the southern Shenandoah Valley. Lexington has a well preserved downtown and features two major academic institutions with impressive campuses: the Washington and Lee University and the Virginia Military Institute. The downtown streets are flanked by ecclectic retail stores in historic homes and the adjoining neighbourhoods …