Visit and Explore the Frontier Culture Museum

The Frontier Culture Museum is an outdoor, living-history museum and educational institution of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Museum currently features six permanent, outdoor exhibits comprised of original farm buildings from Britain, Germany, and Virginia. These buildings have been carefully documented, dismantled, transported to Virginia, and restored. The Museum’s exhibits serve as the settings for interpretative and educational programs designed to increase public knowledge of the diverse Old World origins of early immigrants to America, of how these immigrants lived in their homelands, how they came to America, and how the way-of-life they created together on the American frontier has shaped the success of the United States. The Museum’s plans for the future include the expansion of its exhibits and programs to include a American-Indian and West African exhibits, a working grist mill, and mid-1800s American village. The Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia is accredited by the American Association of Museums.

The Frontier Culture Museum, 1290 Richmond Rd, Staunton, VA 24401

Phone 540-332-7850 Fax 540-332-9989