The Manassas Museum, Manassas

4.4

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The City of Manassas, Va., is located less than 30 miles from the heart of Washington, D.C. The City of Manassas is home to the largest regional airport in the state of Virginia, a 7,000 square foot Museum on eight acres displaying permanent and temporary historical exhibits, and the Harris Pavilion – an entertainment venue during warm weather and an ice rink from December to March. The City is also home to one-of-a-kind shops, unique restaurants, the arts and historical landmarks.

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By Henry R

The museum is located in downtown Manassas. The people at the museum are all very knowledgeable of the area and the battles. They are getting ready for renovations to the museum, so they will be...

The museum is located in downtown Manassas. The people at the museum are all very knowledgeable of the area and the battles. They are getting ready for renovations to the museum, so they will be... more »
By Gloriamadrinan4

Wonderful place for learning about Manassas's history. For me was very interesting know more about the confederacy's soldiers also I learned about General Thomas Jackson. He was a great leader and...

Wonderful place for learning about Manassas's history. For me was very interesting know more about the confederacy's soldiers also I learned about General Thomas Jackson. He was a great leader and... more »

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By Ramon Dominguez

The museum docents are great and the place has interesting things to engage both young and old alike. It was very nice to see that the Museum was also having a sale during our visit! I was honored to be among the many community leaders featured in their temporary exhibit of "Faces of Manassas".

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By Bria McKinnon

Very fun with my two toddler boys. There was a craft area next to the bathrooms to make their own pinwheel, lots of Christmas trees decorated by local schoolchildren, which made the museum smell so festive and lovely. We visited originally to check out the playground which is directly behind the museum and leads to a short trail. The boys enjoyed the train jungle gym and a little metal butterfly we snapped a photo next to. Out front is a huge Christmas tree. We plan to return at night to get a great holiday family photo.

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