All ages welcome for family Friday at the Museum!

Born in 1885 and raised in Lynchburg, Katharine Garland Diggs was the daughter of Judge John Singleton and Mary Elizabeth Slaughter Diggs. She served as a teacher in the Lynchburg Public Schools for 39 years and

Doss, a highly decorated US Army combat medic, served with distinction despite his unwillingness to handle a firearm. His incredible story was recently dramatized in the award-winning Mel Gibson film Hacksaw Ridge starring

Celebrate mothers in our lives at Point of Honor

Visit Point of Honor decorated for a spring garden party for FREE!

Educators earn re-certification points in this mini camp!

In celebration of spring, this month the Museum will highlight 19th and 20th century wedding gowns and associated materials. 

Join us at Point of Honor for Easter!

Children ages 4 to 6 spend the evening at the Lynchburg Museum!

Including an 1886 Guggenheimers Department Store toy catalog a variety of late nineteenth century and early twentieth century toys will be on exhibit. Also on display

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This month, the Museum will display artifacts recovered from the James River and Kanawha Canal discovered during the Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) project in 2014.

Visit Point of Honor for FREE!