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Anastasia & Luke
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April 12th
Keswick, Virginia
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For the Historians
"Why see the world as it is when you can dig how it was?"
You’re all about those places with character, charm, and echoes of yesteryear, soaking in every moment of history with that classic cool. You’re a real ace at digging up the stories hiding in ancient ruins, old monuments, and cobblestone alleys.
Every cathedral’s got tales you’re itching to hear, every artifact's like a telegram from the past. Forget the modern scene—you’re flipping through history like it’s the latest dime novel.
Monroe’s Highland
Highland offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the life and legacy of James Monroe. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the property features beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Jefferson's Monticello
Step inside Jefferson’s meticulously designed estate to discover his ingenuity through original artifacts, inventive gadgets, and his vast library.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Madison's Montpelier
Beyond the house, Montpelier’s expansive grounds reveal a rich and complex history, from the enslaved community that sustained the estate to the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
The Rotunda
Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, The Rotunda was conceived as a library rather than a chapel, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge as central to the university experience. Its striking dome and classical design reflect Jefferson’s commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic brilliance. Inside, visitors can explore beautifully restored spaces, from the Dome Room, which offers stunning views of the university grounds, to exhibits that highlight the building’s history and Jefferson’s educational philosophy.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Exchange Hotel
Step into this beautifully preserved structure to explore its layered history through compelling exhibits and artifacts. Learn about its role as a symbol of wartime humanity and its post-war legacy as a Freedmen’s Bureau hospital, where emancipated individuals sought aid and opportunity during Reconstruction.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Monroe’s Highland
Highland offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the life and legacy of James Monroe. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the property features beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Jefferson's Monticello
Step inside Jefferson’s meticulously designed estate to discover his ingenuity through original artifacts, inventive gadgets, and his vast library.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Madison's Montpelier
Beyond the house, Montpelier’s expansive grounds reveal a rich and complex history, from the enslaved community that sustained the estate to the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
The Rotunda
Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, The Rotunda was conceived as a library rather than a chapel, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge as central to the university experience. Its striking dome and classical design reflect Jefferson’s commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic brilliance. Inside, visitors can explore beautifully restored spaces, from the Dome Room, which offers stunning views of the university grounds, to exhibits that highlight the building’s history and Jefferson’s educational philosophy.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Exchange Hotel
Step into this beautifully preserved structure to explore its layered history through compelling exhibits and artifacts. Learn about its role as a symbol of wartime humanity and its post-war legacy as a Freedmen’s Bureau hospital, where emancipated individuals sought aid and opportunity during Reconstruction.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Monroe’s Highland
Highland offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the life and legacy of James Monroe. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the property features beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Jefferson's Monticello
Step inside Jefferson’s meticulously designed estate to discover his ingenuity through original artifacts, inventive gadgets, and his vast library.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Madison's Montpelier
Beyond the house, Montpelier’s expansive grounds reveal a rich and complex history, from the enslaved community that sustained the estate to the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
The Rotunda
Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, The Rotunda was conceived as a library rather than a chapel, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge as central to the university experience. Its striking dome and classical design reflect Jefferson’s commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic brilliance. Inside, visitors can explore beautifully restored spaces, from the Dome Room, which offers stunning views of the university grounds, to exhibits that highlight the building’s history and Jefferson’s educational philosophy.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Exchange Hotel
Step into this beautifully preserved structure to explore its layered history through compelling exhibits and artifacts. Learn about its role as a symbol of wartime humanity and its post-war legacy as a Freedmen’s Bureau hospital, where emancipated individuals sought aid and opportunity during Reconstruction.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Monroe’s Highland
Highland offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the life and legacy of James Monroe. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the property features beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Jefferson's Monticello
Step inside Jefferson’s meticulously designed estate to discover his ingenuity through original artifacts, inventive gadgets, and his vast library.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Madison's Montpelier
Beyond the house, Montpelier’s expansive grounds reveal a rich and complex history, from the enslaved community that sustained the estate to the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
The Rotunda
Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, The Rotunda was conceived as a library rather than a chapel, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge as central to the university experience. Its striking dome and classical design reflect Jefferson’s commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic brilliance. Inside, visitors can explore beautifully restored spaces, from the Dome Room, which offers stunning views of the university grounds, to exhibits that highlight the building’s history and Jefferson’s educational philosophy.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Exchange Hotel
Step into this beautifully preserved structure to explore its layered history through compelling exhibits and artifacts. Learn about its role as a symbol of wartime humanity and its post-war legacy as a Freedmen’s Bureau hospital, where emancipated individuals sought aid and opportunity during Reconstruction.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Monroe’s Highland
Highland offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the life and legacy of James Monroe. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the property features beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Jefferson's Monticello
Step inside Jefferson’s meticulously designed estate to discover his ingenuity through original artifacts, inventive gadgets, and his vast library.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Madison's Montpelier
Beyond the house, Montpelier’s expansive grounds reveal a rich and complex history, from the enslaved community that sustained the estate to the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
The Rotunda
Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, The Rotunda was conceived as a library rather than a chapel, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge as central to the university experience. Its striking dome and classical design reflect Jefferson’s commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic brilliance. Inside, visitors can explore beautifully restored spaces, from the Dome Room, which offers stunning views of the university grounds, to exhibits that highlight the building’s history and Jefferson’s educational philosophy.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Exchange Hotel
Step into this beautifully preserved structure to explore its layered history through compelling exhibits and artifacts. Learn about its role as a symbol of wartime humanity and its post-war legacy as a Freedmen’s Bureau hospital, where emancipated individuals sought aid and opportunity during Reconstruction.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Monroe’s Highland
Highland offers visitors a unique opportunity to step into the life and legacy of James Monroe. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the property features beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Discover Monroe’s profound contributions to American history through engaging exhibits, guided tours, and educational programs. Stroll through the meticulously maintained grounds and outbuildings, which tell the story of 18th-century plantation life, while learning about the lives of all those who lived and labored here.
Jefferson's Monticello
Step inside Jefferson’s meticulously designed estate to discover his ingenuity through original artifacts, inventive gadgets, and his vast library.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Every season at Monticello offers a unique experience—from the serene beauty of snow-covered gardens in winter to the flourishing blooms of spring. Whether you’re exploring Jefferson’s philosophies, marveling at his architectural genius, or walking the trails through this historic plantation, Monticello provides a profound connection to the past and an inspiring perspective on one of America’s Founding Fathers.
Madison's Montpelier
Beyond the house, Montpelier’s expansive grounds reveal a rich and complex history, from the enslaved community that sustained the estate to the cultural and environmental heritage of the region.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
Walk along picturesque trails, visit the enslaved community sites to hear their stories, and take in the breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through engaging exhibits, archaeological discoveries, and interpretive tours, Montpelier offers a nuanced and thought-provoking look at the people and ideas that defined this historic estate.
The Rotunda
Inspired by the Roman Pantheon, The Rotunda was conceived as a library rather than a chapel, emphasizing the pursuit of knowledge as central to the university experience. Its striking dome and classical design reflect Jefferson’s commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic brilliance. Inside, visitors can explore beautifully restored spaces, from the Dome Room, which offers stunning views of the university grounds, to exhibits that highlight the building’s history and Jefferson’s educational philosophy.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Rotunda is not just a historic site but a living part of university life, hosting lectures, ceremonies, and gatherings that continue to bring Jefferson’s vision to life.
The Exchange Hotel
Step into this beautifully preserved structure to explore its layered history through compelling exhibits and artifacts. Learn about its role as a symbol of wartime humanity and its post-war legacy as a Freedmen’s Bureau hospital, where emancipated individuals sought aid and opportunity during Reconstruction.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
Visitors can experience the past in vivid detail, from period furnishings to medical tools used during the Civil War, bringing to life the incredible resilience of those who lived and worked here. Paranormal enthusiasts will also find intrigue, as The Exchange Hotel is reputed to be one of the most haunted locations in Virginia.
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