• Trinity Episcopal Church - Established in 1746 as Augusta Parish, Trinity is the oldest church in Staunton and among the earliest Episcopal congregations west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The initial building was completed in 1763. The current church, the third on this site, was designed by English architect James Wood Johns and constructed between 1852 and 1855 in the Early Gothic Revival style. Its stunning interior showcases numerous stained glass windows, including twelve crafted by Louis Comfort Tiffany.
• Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind - As the first institution for the deaf and the blind and one of Virginia’s oldest schools, the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind (VSDB) was founded in Staunton by an act of the Virginia General Assembly on March 31, 1838, and officially opened in 1839.
• East Beverley Street - Downtown Staunton boasts many of Virginia’s finest examples of Victorian architecture. Some of the most remarkable can be found in the Beverley Historic District, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1981. Most buildings in this area date from the 1870s to the 1920s.
• Thornrose Cemetery - Thornrose Cemetery is regarded as one of the most beautiful in the nation. It combines human and architectural history with landscaped beauty, making it another compelling reason to visit Staunton.
• Staunton - Staunton is a celebrated Virginia Main Street community featuring 270 businesses, 30 restaurants, 80 specialty stores, antiques, service businesses, and salons, all within a historically preserved setting showcasing Victorian and several unique architectural styles. Downtown Staunton is renowned for its vibrant theatre scene, including the Blackfriar’s Playhouse at The American Shakespeare Center, The Visulite, and The Silver Line. Visitors can also explore the Farmer’s Market (Saturdays, Apr – Nov), The Antique Fire Engine Museum, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Birthplace, the R. R. Smith Center for Arts and History, and Mary Baldwin College.

• Private transportation

Embark on a journey through Staunton’s vibrant past with a guided tour in the guide’s vehicle, covering all six Historic Districts. Experience the town’s distinctive architecture, breathtaking views, and historic cemeteries, while enjoying captivating tales from a seasoned tour guide. A special feature of the tour is a visit to Trinity Episcopal Church, where you can admire the exquisite stained glass windows by Tiffany and Sons (subject to availability). This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers, offering a thorough exploration of Staunton’s rich legacy.

• Explore all six Historic Districts of Staunton with an expert guide
  Augusta County Courthouse, Beverley Mansion, Rail station, American Hotel, Stuart Mansion, several historic churches, and more
• Discover the town’s unique architecture and stunning vistas
• Enjoy a guided tour of Trinity Episcopal Church and its Tiffany stained glass
• Ideal for history aficionados and those interested in local culture and architecture

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.