Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and New Year's Day. Located in Bedford County, Thomas Jefferson's working farm lies just west of Lynchburg. Used as Jefferson's personal retreat home, Poplar Forest stands as one of the first octagonal residences in the country. Open April through November. Closed on Thanksgiving Day.
Group tours year-round by appointment.
Restored and now part of the Quaker Memorial Church, the meeting house stands as Lynchburg's first house of worship. Located on Fort Avenue. Located off Rivermont Avenue, the park is home to two major pieces of history. Built in 1791, the Miller-Claytor House has been standing in the park since its restoration and move. One of the first houses built in Lynchburg, it stands as one of the oldest buildings in the city.