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Top Historical landmarks in Manassas, United States
Top Rated Historical landmarks in Manassas
Top Reviewed Historical landmarks in Manassas
Liberia House Historic Site
Liberia House Historic Site
Robinson House Site
Manassas Battelfield Park
Henry House
Stonewall Jackson Monument
Reviews
Reconstruction of the Old Widow Henry, who was bedridden at the time of the Battle, and the only Civilian killed in the Battle. Completely by accident.
Awesome Statue, and location is So important. This is where he & his men stood " like a stone wall". Terrain overwatch from here is very good for canon of the day.
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Would like to see more information about the Robinson house, restoration, and items in the gift shop about it.
Sad that it burned down in 1993.
Lots of history. The trail isn't well maintained, so it's difficult to rate. There was a private tour in the house, so we could not view the inside.
First time coming to Manassas Battlefield we've been to Gettysburg 6 times . Alot of open ground .
Didn't know about Liberia House and had the awesome opportunity to hear about its history and meet some of the family members for a Manassas Museum Juneteenth event.
Beautiful scenery and a beautiful monument to one of America’s most noble, principled, leader, and military strategist. Sic Semper Tyrannis
Stately statue commanding the top of the hill where he famously commanded the rally and counter attack at the Battle of First Manassas.
An awesome and peaceful place in Manassas to go walk my dog. It has large grounds with a small hiking trail next to it.
Another fun and interesting Bee festival!! Great work they are doing to promote pollinators.
Lovely old home steeped in history. Beautiful grounds.
Lovely old home steeped in history. Beautiful grounds.
Awesome location!
This was nice to go to and see they did a great job of restoreing this old plantation pre cival war erea. It was nice to see they keep this place up nice the staff are very nice and helpful. A must go to good for the hole family i do highly recommend. We had a good time we think you will as well.
A hidden gem!! I had no idea this was here . I was looking for a historic site to walk my dogs, and this showed up in my Google Maps search. I glad I found it. This historic site has an old house but nicely maintained, a short trail though the woods, a small garden, a cemetery, an area with painted bee houses that you can see the bees, and a nice clean property with historic signs. It is obviously dogfriendly too with a poop station. There is a restroom building. There is no parking lot that is accessible, and need to park on the grass along the horseshoe gravel driveway where the one way entrance and exit are.
I thought this place was interesting. I absolutely loved is as a hiking spot.
Very grand statue to the honourable General Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson, a Virginian and Confederate Lieutenant General whose immortal name of Stonewall was bestowed upon him by General Bernard Bee of South Carolina when Jackson stood strong on his horse facing the north. The good thing about the statue is that it’s in the open, so it gives one a good idea of what happened 160 years ago this July. The horse is quite buff, as is General Jackson which I find quite funny, but nevertheless it’s an impressive work of art. Cheers.
How is this a 4.4 Review? Must be Northern Tourists... (that was a joke)
I live, breathe battlefield park. Why would Park folks sign in with annoying telecom companies to let them build cell phone towers nearby like there is no tomorrow? Outside of the Battlefield Park looks ugly and industrial.
I live, breathe battlefield park. Why would Park folks sign in with annoying telecom companies to let them build cell phone towers nearby like there is no tomorrow? Outside of the Battlefield Park looks ugly and industrial.
The new historical markers really add to the experience. The new garden is beautiful and I can't wait to see it in the spring. I was happy to see a building for bathrooms, but they weren't open when we went last week. We plan to go back and walk the hiking trail. There have been so many improvements over the last few years.
This is an amazing place to visit, so much history.
Manassas National park was a great place to visit ,very few years people around and a large park to walk around .The park service offered information about the first and second battle which took place there with in a three year time frame and the amount of effort to travel from Washington D.C for the North and the South arrived by rail and disembark in Manassas where the train stands today and is still used by Amtrak is overwhelming. 5000 soldiers paid the ultimate price , the first battle manage to wake up the people thru out American to what the war will cost ,the the changes to come and,in the short and long term period of events to come.
Beautiful view of the sunset. Lots of trails to walk or run.
Nice history integrated into all the trails as you go.
Nice history integrated into all the trails as you go.
The actual building that was present during the First Battle of Manassas. Absolutely incredible link with the past. Unfortunately, I was unable to go inside of the building during any of my visits to the battlefield. Maybe better luck next time.