Smithfield is a town in Isle of Wight County, in the South Hampton Roads subregion of the Hampton Roads region of Virginia in the United States. The population was 8,089 at the 2010 census.
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Visit Virginia's Oldest Church Building & Cemeteries in Smithfield, Virginia. Whether your interest is ancient cemeteries, 17th-century Virginian and Early American History, or architectural history, a visit to the Museum, "The Old Brick Gift Shop", and park and hiking trail is a must thing to do while in the Greater Williamsburg and Coastal Virginia regions. St. Luke's Historic Church & Museum is operated and owned by Historic St. Luke's Restoration, and is a fully-tax deductible, 501(c)3 education-based, non-profit organization.
Beautiful church and grounds. Our guide took us on a great tour midway between scheduled tour times and was so well informed. Very well done - if you love history and great stories to trigger your imagination - visit this historic site!
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Painted Garden Gallery is a Fine Art Gallery. Robbie Perrotti Younger is Owner/Artist. Robbie displays her Original Artwork and also her one of a kind Mural Style Painted Furniture on re-purposed vintage pieces. Her Artwork has been featured in many publications, locally, newspapers, Hampton Roads Magazine, Flourish Magazine and Nationally in Victoria Magazine. She is currently listed in Who's Who in Marquis in American Art . Painted Garden Gallery has all price points with "Art 2 Go" with her Art Greeting Cards, Postcards and "Fun Art" with cats, roosters, and flowers on recycled wood blocks. She recently added giclees of her original work to accommodate all Collectors. Meet the Artist Thursday Thur-Sat 11-5or by Appointment.2 contact Fb message Painted Garden Gallery
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This building served as Isle of Wight County’s courthouse from 1752 until 1800. Curing this time it was the center of county colonial government. Completed in 1752, it is one of only four remaining arcaded colonial court buildings in Virginia and the only colonial courthouse boasting the distinctive semi-circular apse. In 1799, a clerk’s office was constructed adjacent to the courthouse.
This place is very educational and some good photo ops. Very well displays and volunteer docent was awesome with great stories to tell. Good exhibition.
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It's important to read the signs at the front entrance that explain everything as there are not really any signs within the fort area itself. There are nice shady trails to walk. Its a great place to picnic or spend a relaxing day at the small beach on the calm James River. There are picnic tables and bbq grills at the front entrance too. Also, it is dog friendly. There are no buildings to see, but it is an interesting place to visit just because of how old it is and to see the earthworks.
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Site has been restored and added signage for tour to understand the historical significance. Worth a visit
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