Waynesboro History, brought to you by the Waynesboro Heritage Foundation, is a brand committed to preserving and celebrating the rich history of Waynesboro, Virginia. Their flagship institutions, the Waynesboro Heritage Museum and the Historic Plumb House, provide a vibrant and engaging space where the city's heritage is lovingly preserved for future generations. The Waynesboro Heritage Museum, located at 420 W.

Main St., is housed in a beautifully renovated 1908 bank building. Step inside and explore their diverse exhibitions, browse the gift shop, or catch a film in the nTelos audio-visual room. Open Tuesday to Saturday, from 9 a.

m. For a glimpse into Waynesboro's past, visit the Plumb House Museum at 1012 W. Main St.

This two-story log cabin, built in the early 19th century, witnessed the Battle of Waynesborough in 1865. Wander through the original homestead and outbuildings to get a sense of life during that pivotal period in history. The museum is open Thursday to Saturday, from 10 a.

m. By engaging with local citizens, historical organizations, and offering educational programs, Waynesboro History is dedicated to ensuring that the vibrant heritage of Waynesboro continues to thrive. Join them in their mission to preserve the past and shape the future of Waynesboro