We had the morning free and popped into Patsy's House. It's located in a residential neighborhood…read more Limited parking. It's a nice museum. Liz our guide greeted us and collected the $10 fee per person. It's not a big house but it is frozen in time when Patsy was there. Lots of pictures and artifacts from her life. Loved the salt & pepper shakers collection. The upstairs is a single bedroom and they only had half bath. A cute gift shop in the kitchen area. A must visit for any fan of Patsy Cline. Down the block is a new amphitheater/park that is going to be dedicated to her. Her burial site is 3 miles down the road.

Visiting Patsy Cline historic house was a great weekend getaway. Looking forward to seeing the new…read moregift shop which will be a few door down, leading to the Patsy Cline Memorial Park.

In April, Rob Orrison spent 6 hours taking me on an in depth tour of Manassas battlefield (1 and 2)…read moreand it was an experience I will not soon forget. He is a historian by profession and he brought the fields alive to me in terms of understanding the strategies behind the battles and how they progressed punctuated by seminal events at various locations on the fields. I highly recommend this tour agency.

This was such a fun trip. We did the Rock Bottom tour. If you are looking for more than just the…read morewalking tour, this was Great! We did this with our older teen boys and they loved it. You will get dirty so bring clothes you don't mind getting muddy. This was such a great memory!

First time visiting caverns, and it was an amazing experience. A must for anyone that likes caves…read moreand 54°.

We had several eagle sightings and the overall experience was awesome! Great trip to take with…read moreyour family. The train was comfortable and clean. The staff were very friendly and the conductor helped people find the locations of eagles.

My husband, Sister, and I took the Potomac Eagle All Day Petersburg trip on June 27, 2026. For my…read morehusband and myself, this was our second "Ride to the End of the Line" and although our first trip was great, this one exceeded any expectations we had; it was a wonderful all-around experience. There are three reasons this Potomac Eagle experience is worth repeating, and why the value is exceptional: 1. First and Foremost: The Potomac Railroad Employees From first contact to disembarking upon return to Wapacomo Station the employees made us feel welcome and valued. Although all of the employees were great, three young men stood out among their peers...Lucas, Carlos and Kalib made our trip a truly memorable experience. Immediately upon boarding, they offered us coffee or tea and throughout the day, they not only checked-in to see how we were doing, they stopped by and talked to us. I watched them treat other guests in our car the same. When we learned these young men were working their first jobs, we were amazed; they truly epitomized superior customer service. In today's world, I rarely see such outstanding care and service. Potomac Eagle is doing something right; other service providers could learn from the Potomac Eagle version of excellence. 2. Second: Superior Food throughout the trip Since we were on the all day trip, our reservation included breakfast and lunch appetizers with a small treat before we disembarked at Petersburg. Upon reboarding, Lucas and Carlos immediately welcomed us back with coffee and Arnold Palmer (lemonade-sweet tea) drinks. They kept our cups and glasses full for the entire return trip. The true value from our trip, however, was our Superior Dining experience. Chef William prepared a four-star, four-course dinner (Superior Dining class) that will bring me back later this summer for another excursion. We had beef tenderloin and Chilean Sea Bass w/Lemon for our main courses with appetizers, salads, and desserts. I felt like I gained 3 pounds from the outstanding dinner alone!! 3. Third but not least important: The Trough Canyon Experience Approximately mid-way to Petersburg, the train stops to allow passengers into their open-air gondola car for a 45-minute unobstructed view. While the train goes through the Trough Canyon, passengers see eagles soaring, dear foraging, and other natural wonders. The trip offers an opportunity only available via the Potomac Eagle...driving a car wouldn't be the same. For all the great things I can say about the Potomac Eagle experience, I would be remiss if I didn't mention the opportunities and people in Petersburg. The trip offers an additional excursion to Smoke Hole Caverns. For those who do not go to Smoke Hole, there are small vintage shops, museums, restaurants, and/or a chance to sit back, relax and to just be in the moment. It's a day away from the normal grind...Ride the Potomac Eagle to the End of the Line. Take a step back in time and enjoy!

The Shenandoah Sips event, an annual fundraiser, is lame. For 40 bucks, you get to taste a very…read moresmall amount of wine, cider or whatever, but no beer. The bands are not good and seating (only on the ground) is first come first serve. Security will not allow you to bring in your own water bottle and they do not exercise common sense. Ok, it's a fundraiser, but bring in decent vendors please. I was just trying to find a Chardonnay, but could not find a decent bottle of wine. And not any beer!? Geez, was I even in America? I will not return.

Interesting historic house and grounds. Highly recommend a stop. Interesting info about the…read morearcheological digs. Nice gift shop.

We held our wedding here in 2012 and it was a wonderful venue. The scenery can't be beat, and the…read moreteam at the site was extremely friendly and professional in planning our day. We were very happy with our choice and our guests all commented on what a great venue it was for a wedding.

Beautiful historic estate where you can go on a house tour. They also host events here in the…read morespacious property tucked away a short drive from Route 50/17.

Sat in a dome car but unfortunately had a snooty young blonde at our very expensive table…read more.. So I Self located downstairs... Drinks were good . 90 minute stop in Frostburg was nice but many restaurants and shops were closed as it was a Monday.

A Mixed Bag at Best -- Disappointing Value and Execution…read more I paid $150 for the murder mystery train ride, and while I had a few expectations going in, the experience left a lot to be desired. The Good: The single bright spot of the evening was that--traveling alone--I was seated at a four-person dinner table with wonderful guests who made the night bearable. The chocolate cake for dessert was also quite nice. The Murder Mystery Show: If you are hoping for something engaging and even a little dramatic, you won't find it here. The performance was completely all over the place, making it hard to follow what was actually happening. It felt entirely improvised, leaning heavily into a corny brand of comedy rather than a true mystery. Logistically, the setup is a nightmare: actors, servers, and guests were constantly bumping into one another just to navigate the narrow aisles. The icing on the cake? One of the actresses spent most of the performance hissing, screeching, and shouting--likely spitting into nearby food in the process. The Food: Considering the price tag, I expected better. Dinner was just okay, landing at a solid 2.5 out of 5 stars. I ordered the steak, which was aggressively average, but my salad came with an unwelcome bonus: a hair. The Sunset Ride (Bonus Gripe): $60 I also participated in the sunset ride the following night, and it was equally underwhelming. First, the 7:00 PM start time is simply too late to catch a proper sunset. Second, any lingering sunlight is entirely blocked by the dense forestry cascading along the route. For a three-hour excursion, about two hours of it was spent riding a cold train in total pitch blackness--feeling more like a mundane daily commute than a romantic evening out. I sat in the dome car which was tight and cold, the space was so small it was impossible not to feel like everyone was in your conversation and you in theirs. The Verdict: Ultimately, I wouldn't recommend this train experience to anyone for any reason. But hey, if you don't believe me, feel free to find out for yourself.

The guide was very knowledgeable, we thoroughly enjoyed the museum. Would recommend.read more

Stonewall Jackson headquarters was a beautiful old house from the 1800s the way they lived in those…read moretimes were remarkable times for people to live in where different and exciting times

Here is an overlooked piece of history. Had a great time with the "curator" of the place, Mike. He…read morereally puts his heart into it. There is a lot of civil war history here as this place was over fan numerous times by both sides. Although they don't have a lot of artifacts yet, the stories told by Mike make it well worth the 5 dollars per head. We will be back again because it is fun to see the history and old machinery available in this place.

We found this railroad gem when searching for something fun in Martinsburg. The tour was great,…read morevery informative but the tour guide also tailored it to the kids. We highly recommend a visit for young and old rail fans.

Excellent, passionate tour guide who obviously loves the history and lore of this old estate and of…read morethe Winchester area. This old house is a well-preserved gem of a bygone time, with many authentic and original pieces of furniture and household items.

Located across from the Winchester Visitor's Center, Abram's Delight is the last two remaining…read morebuildings from Abram Hollingsworth's original homestead (stone home and mill) plus a primitive cabin that was moved onto the property from the downtown area. The docent-lead tour, which is the only way you get to see the interior of the home and cabin, was informative and allows you to get a glimpse into how life was for the family and how they were a part of the Civil War. The grounds are beautiful with flowers, fruit trees, and a natural spring near by and has free parking. This tour is a part of a block ticket you can get for $10 and also visit Gen. Stonewall Jackson's home and Gen. George Washington's Headquarters all located in the same general downtown area.