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Museum on Liberty University campus documenting Jerry Falwell Sr.'s life and the Moral Majority movement — covers 20th-century religious and political history.

Museum housing antique fire engines and firefighting equipment — covers municipal history, 19th-century technology, and the evolution of public safety services.

Local history museum in the historic courthouse — covers Lynchburg's Civil War role, industrial heritage, and central Virginia history.

County historical society covering Madison County, Virginia history — supports Virginia studies and local history curriculum.

Museum and library dedicated to George Washington's mother — covers colonial Virginia society, genealogy, and Revolutionary War-era family life.

Museum inside a historic Fredericksburg bank building covering the history of American banking, currency, and economic development.

Community history museum documenting Reston's planned-city development — covers 20th-century urban planning and local civic history.

Local history museum covering the settlement, Civil War era, and industrial development of Salem, Virginia and the Roanoke Valley.

Small local museum covering Scottsville's role in Civil War-era canal trade and Virginia Piedmont history.

Museum preserving the settlement history and folkways of Southwest Virginia's mountain communities from frontier era to 20th century.

Museum in South Hill, VA documenting the tobacco industry's cultural and economic history in the Virginia Piedmont region.

County museum covering Spotsylvania's Civil War and colonial history — primary-source local Virginia history adjacent to major Civil War battlefields.

Local history museum in Strasburg, VA covering Shenandoah Valley settlement, Civil War activity, and regional heritage.

One of the oldest standing brick homes in the U.S. (c. 1719) — supports colonial Virginia history, architecture, and early American domestic life study.

Small-town historical society museum in Vinton, VA covering local and regional Virginia history through artifacts and exhibits.

Museum honoring Virginia Randolph, pioneer of industrial education for African Americans — covers Reconstruction-era education history and civil rights.