DC Countryside Summer

Featuring:

• Manassas National Battlefield Tour -

  From the NPS website: Established in 1940, Manassas National Battlefield Park preserves over 5,000 acres of Virginia countryside and the site of some of the bloodiest fighting in the American Civil War. The locations of some of the most pivotal moments of that conflict still retain their wartime character. Henry Hill, the unfinished railroad, Chinn Farm may be peaceful today, but echo of the violence and sacrifice that took place there many years ago.

• Occoquan Historic District free time -

  Explore this small yet vibrant riverfront town home to 80+ small and family owned businesses including award-winning restaurants, art galleries, hair/spa services, plus dozens of unique shops and boutiques.

• Two nights in a hotel near Woodbridge, VA
• National Memorial Cemetery at Quantico
• National Museum of the Marine Corps
• Rippon Lodge Historic Site -

  Visit the historic buildings at this 30-acre park, including the home built circa 1747, one of the oldest in the area.

• Ben Lomond Historic Site

  , Manassas, VA - This is an antebellum farm that served as a confederate hospital during the Civil War. See the restored smokehouse, enslaved quarters, dairy, grounds and rose garden.

Meals: 2B, 1D