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| The C. Bascom Slemp Federal Courthouse in Big Stone Gap, Virginia. Built in 1912. | The Historic Barter Theater in Abingdon, Virginia. The state theater of Virginia. Opened in 1933. | 1900's State Street in Bristol, the Birthplace of Country Music. The left side is in Virginia, the right is in Tennessee. | ||
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| View of the mountains from the Blue Ridge Parkway near Roanoke, Virginia. | Crabtree Falls located near Steeles Tavern, Virginia on the Blue Ridge Parkway. | View of Massanutten Mountain as the sun sets in winter. Located near Harrisonburg, Virginia. | ||
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| Luray Caverns located near Virginia's historic Skyline Drive of the Blue Ridge Parkway. | The Mill Mountain Star overlooks downtown Roanoke, the Star City of the South. | Montpelier, home of President James Madison and his wife Dolly located in Orange, Virginia. | ||
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| Monticello, home of President Thomas Jefferson located near Charlottesville, Virginia. | Flag Rock located on High Knob in Wise County overlooks the City of Norton, Virginia | The birthplace of President Woodrow Wilson located in the Shenandoah Valley in Staunton. | ||
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| Natural Bridge, Virginia located near Lexington. | Natural Bridge in Springtime. One of Americas great natural wonders. | Natural Tunnel located near Duffield, Virginia in Scott Co. | ||
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| The Martha Washington Inn in Abingdon, Virginia. Built in 1832 by General Francis Preston. | Scenic view from the Benge's Gap overlook near Norton, Virginia of the beautiful Powell Valley. | Scenic view of the Blue Ridge Mountains from Skyline Drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway. | ||
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The Shot Tower located in Wythe County, Virginia. Built in 1807 by Thomas Jackson, provided ammunition for the Civil War. |
Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia's second largest lake, offers 500 miles of shore line surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains. | Little Stony Falls located in the Jefferson National Forest near Dungannon, Virginia. |
