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TripAdvisor 2014 Certificate of Excellence
The Bed and Breakfasts of the Historic Shenandoah Valley would like to congratulate our member inns that received the 2014 Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor. “What is this certificate?” you may be asking. TripAdvisor answers your question:
“These outstanding accommodations, vacation rentals, attractions and restaurants from around the world are being honored because they consistently impress travelers. In fact, the Certificate of Excellence is a real source of pride for hospitality professionals because it’s all determined by traveler reviews and ratings on TripAdvisor…To be eligible, a business must maintain an overall rating of four or higher (out of five), as reviewed by travelers on TripAdvisor.”
Belle Hearth B&B, Waynesboro
Brierley Hill Bed & Breakfast, Lexington
By the Side of the Road Bed & Breakfast, Harrisonburg
The Iris Inn Bed & Breakfast, Waynesboro
Lackawanna B&B, Front Royal
South Court Inn, Luray
Steeles Tavern Manor, Steeles Tavern
Stonewall Jackson Inn, Harrisonburg
150th Anniversary Battle of New Market Reenactment
The Civil War Battle of New Market was fought on May 15, 1864 as part of the Valley Campaigns. This battle included two hundred fifty-seven cadets from the Virginia Military Institute, ranging in age from fifteen to twenty-five. The result of this battle was a victory for the Confederate army that forced the Union army out of the Shenandoah Valley.
Now, over a century later, New Market will present its 150th Anniversary Battle of New Market Reenactment, “one of the oldest continual reenactments in the nation.”
“Experience Civil War soldier life as you visit on-going demonstrations and living history presentations prior to and after the battle each day. Walk in history’s footsteps as you explore the sights and sounds of the Civil War with Signal Corps, Artillery, Cavalry, Musket firing, Camp life, Medical Corps, and much more. Enjoy tasty treats from a variety of food vendors and shop for souvenirs on Sutler Row” (Shenandoah at War).
Quick Facts:
When: May 16-18, 2014
Where: The Virginia Museum of the Civil War, New Market, VA
Admission: $10 (children 9 and younger are free)
Lodging: A BBHSV member inn
Source: Bruce Wetterau
TripAdvisor 2014 Certificate of Excellence
The Bed and Breakfasts of the Historic Shenandoah Valley would like to congratulate our member inns that received the 2014 Certificate of Excellence from TripAdvisor. “What is this certificate?” you may be asking. TripAdvisor answers your question:
“These outstanding accommodations, vacation rentals, attractions and restaurants from around the world are being honored because they consistently impress travelers. In fact, the Certificate of Excellence is a real source of pride for hospitality professionals because it’s all determined by traveler reviews and ratings on TripAdvisor…To be eligible, a business must maintain an overall rating of four or higher (out of five), as reviewed by travelers on TripAdvisor.”
Belle Hearth B&B, Waynesboro
Brierley Hill Bed & Breakfast, Lexington
By the Side of the Road Bed & Breakfast, Harrisonburg
The Iris Inn Bed & Breakfast, Waynesboro
Lackawanna B&B, Front Royal
South Court Inn, Luray
Steeles Tavern Manor, Steeles Tavern
Stonewall Jackson Inn, Harrisonburg
150th Anniversary Battle of New Market Reenactment
The Civil War Battle of New Market was fought on May 15, 1864 as part of the Valley Campaigns. This battle included two hundred fifty-seven cadets from the Virginia Military Institute, ranging in age from fifteen to twenty-five. The result of this battle was a victory for the Confederate army that forced the Union army out of the Shenandoah Valley.
Now, over a century later, New Market will present its 150th Anniversary Battle of New Market Reenactment, “one of the oldest continual reenactments in the nation.”
“Experience Civil War soldier life as you visit on-going demonstrations and living history presentations prior to and after the battle each day. Walk in history’s footsteps as you explore the sights and sounds of the Civil War with Signal Corps, Artillery, Cavalry, Musket firing, Camp life, Medical Corps, and much more. Enjoy tasty treats from a variety of food vendors and shop for souvenirs on Sutler Row” (Shenandoah at War).
Quick Facts:
When: May 16-18, 2014
Where: The Virginia Museum of the Civil War, New Market, VA
Admission: $10 (children 9 and younger are free)
Lodging: A BBHSV member inn
Source: Bruce Wetterau