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Shenandoah Valley
Cultural Heritage Museum
Shenandoah Valley Cultural Heritage Museum
Shenandoah Valley
Cultural Heritage Museum
Could have spent all day here. Really superb, Thank you (p. Invernes Scotland)
Thank you for saving history
Love your brooms
My second time to the Mill. So interesting!
We truly believe the museum is historic and worthwhile to pursue
Good job!!!
Thanks for having us. This place is COOL!
One of the best local history Museums I have ever visited. Every display was a fun window into the past. It also has the very best collection of American Red Cross artifacts of any single place I have ever visited.
I hope this place is around for a long time, as I want to bring other history lovers to this treasure.
This is one of the best museum of this kind we have visited in 30 years travel cross country – be proud. The movie was so unique. (From: a museum curator in New Hampshire)
One of the best! We will be back
Friendly staff. Beautiful museum
Spectacular preservation and use
From September 1 until October 12 as part of America’s 250th Celebration, the Edinburg Mill is hosting We the People on loan from the Virginia Museum of History and Culture.
From the earliest days of colonial settlement to today, people from around the globe have come to Virginia to make this place their home. We the People explores the diversity of the immigrant experience and the profound impact immigrants have had on Virginia’s history and identity. Throughout the centuries, immigrants have shaped the culture, driven the economy, and connected Virginia to the world, while also defining the nature of citizenship and what it means to be a Virginian and American.
Our American experiment is unique in human history—a government of laws and not of individuals; a government by the people and for the people, founded on the self-evident truth that all are created equal and are endowed with the universal rights of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. In our first two and a half centuries, our nation, through the determination of its people, and with its unlimited capacity for reinvention and renewal, has progressed in its journey, working to fulfill by struggle and sacrifice the promise of our founding for all Americans. In 2026, the United States of America marks its 250th anniversary. We must embrace this historic moment—extraordinary in our lifetimes— and act upon it by together renewing our commitment to the unfinished pursuit of A More Perfect Union—to reflect deeply on our past and invest with great purpose in our future. The VMHC is uniquely positioned to meet this important moment and play an outsized role across the state and the nation.
Learn more about
VMHC’s 250th Initiative at
VirginiaHistory.org/250
• Handicapped Accessible
• Elevator, Ramps & Chair-lift
• Ample Parking
• Handicapped Accessible • Elevator, Ramps & Chair-lift • Ample Parking
Could have spent all day here. Really superb, Thank you (p. Invernes Scotland)
Thank you for saving history
Love your brooms
My second time to the Mill. So interesting!
We truly believe the museum is historic and worthwhile to pursue
Good job!!!
Thanks for having us. This place is COOL!
One of the best local history Museums I have ever visited. Every display was a fun window into the past. It also has the very best collection of American Red Cross artifacts of any single place I have ever visited.
I hope this place is around for a long time, as I want to bring other history lovers to this treasure.
This is one of the best museum of this kind we have visited in 30 years travel cross country – be proud. The movie was so unique. (From: a museum curator in New Hampshire)
One of the best! We will be back
Friendly staff. Beautiful museum
Spectacular preservation and use
From September 1 until October 12 as part of America’s 250th Celebration, the Edinburg Mill is hosting We the People on loan from the Virginia Museum of History and Culture.
From the earliest days of colonial settlement to today, people from around the globe have come to Virginia to make this place their home. We the People explores the diversity of the immigrant experience and the profound impact immigrants have had on Virginia’s history and identity. Throughout the centuries, immigrants have shaped the culture, driven the economy, and connected Virginia to the world, while also defining the nature of citizenship and what it means to be a Virginian and American.
Our American experiment is unique in human history—a government of laws and not of individuals; a government by the people and for the people, founded on the self-evident truth that all are created equal and are endowed with the universal rights of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. In our first two and a half centuries, our nation, through the determination of its people, and with its unlimited capacity for reinvention and renewal, has progressed in its journey, working to fulfill by struggle and sacrifice the promise of our founding for all Americans. In 2026, the United States of America marks its 250th anniversary. We must embrace this historic moment—extraordinary in our lifetimes— and act upon it by together renewing our commitment to the unfinished pursuit of A More Perfect Union—to reflect deeply on our past and invest with great purpose in our future. The VMHC is uniquely positioned to meet this important moment and play an outsized role across the state and the nation.
Learn more about
VMHC’s 250th Initiative at
VirginiaHistory.org/250
• Handicapped Accessible • Elevator, Ramps & Chair-lift • Ample Parking
From September 1 until October 12 as part of America’s 250th Celebration, the Edinburg Mill is hosting We the People on loan from the Virginia Museum of History and Culture.
From the earliest days of colonial settlement to today, people from around the globe have come to Virginia to make this place their home. We the People explores the diversity of the immigrant experience and the profound impact immigrants have had on Virginia’s history and identity. Throughout the centuries, immigrants have shaped the culture, driven the economy, and connected Virginia to the world, while also defining the nature of citizenship and what it means to be a Virginian and American.
Our American experiment is unique in human history—a government of laws and not of individuals; a government by the people and for the people, founded on the self-evident truth that all are created equal and are endowed with the universal rights of Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. In our first two and a half centuries, our nation, through the determination of its people, and with its unlimited capacity for reinvention and renewal, has progressed in its journey, working to fulfill by struggle and sacrifice the promise of our founding for all Americans. In 2026, the United States of America marks its 250th anniversary. We must embrace this historic moment—extraordinary in our lifetimes— and act upon it by together renewing our commitment to the unfinished pursuit of A More Perfect Union—to reflect deeply on our past and invest with great purpose in our future. The VMHC is uniquely positioned to meet this important moment and play an outsized role across the state and the nation.
Learn more about
VMHC’s 250th Initiative at
VirginiaHistory.org/250
