Best places: Historical landmarks in Burts, United States

Multimedia museum exploring the American Revolution with costumed interpreters on the battlefield.

Stately pre-Revolution mansion home of several British royals & the first 2 elected Virginia rulers.

Built in 1771, this famous Georgian courthouse now hosts mock trials with costumed reenactors.

301-acre living history museum portraying life in the 18th century with 40+ landmark sites & tours.

Circa-1715 wood-frame former home of a prominent colonial family, now a museum with guided tours.

The state's oldest brick house (1665), named for an early anti-Colonial uprising & open for tours.

Large tree under which children of freedmen were educated & the Emancipation Proclamation was read.

Circa-1750 home of attorney George Wythe, who signed the Declaration of Independence.

👍👍 Courses were in great shape and the pace of play was great. Had the plantation course to ourselves for the afternoon round....one positive with covid!

😠 This a donor's reward. If you gift over several hundred dollars you can relax there and see a "Thomas Jefferson" re-enactment or one of the other professionals do a monologue. Only for larger donors.

👍👍 If you get the chance to visit, I recommend coming here early so you can explore this historical place with little to no people! The staff is very friendly and we got to see so much from the museum located inside the park! It all took an hour or a bit longer but it’s definitely worth coming to enjoy...