Old Richmond Historic District
Richmond’s oldest neighborhood has a charming mixture of private residential homes, cozy restaurants, shops, and exterior murals.
Legends Lanes
Bowling, billiards, arcade, and concessions!
Influential Female Blues Performers
Alberta Hunter: Regarded as the first female Blues singer.
Imagine, Invent, Inspire
Painted by Cassy Mattingly and Carly Dee, this piano began with a thought, which led to a dream, which led to an invention.
Historic Hagerstown
Experience charming historic Hagerstown where you’ll find antique and unique shopping experiences
Ghyslain Chocolatier, Artisan Shop – Union City
Wide array of gourmet French chocolates highlighted by their signature hand-painted chocolate collection. Breakfast pastries, croissant sandwiches & daily specials.
Drive a Scenic Byway – Historic National Road
Follow the migration of the nation. The nation’s first interstate highway, however, was built at a time when vehicles were typically “one-horse” power!
Cope Homestead History Hike
The Cope family purchased the land in the 1940s. They were motivated by a sense of environmental stewardship and a passion for renewable energy. During the hike, you’ll learn about the evolution of the land and their legacy.
William G. Scott House
Victorian brick mansion for special events and meetings. 300 Theater, 250 Banquet
Glen Miller Park Recreational Facilities
The recreation opportunities are endless with Richmond Parks and Recreation! More than 18 park locations offer ample space to play, have a picnic, tennis courts, a skateboard park, hiking trails, boating, fishing, BMX track, horseshoe courts, indoor and outdoor picnic areas, and playgrounds within the Park System.
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