Culpeper, Virginia invites you to experience its unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From quaint streets and mouthwatering eats to breathtaking outdoor adventures, there's something for everyone in Culpeper. #visitvirginia | Visit Culpeper VA

Culpeper, Virginia, recipient of the Great American Main Street Award, combines rich history and modern charm. A little over an hour's drive from Washington DC, and less than an hour’s drive from Fredericksburg and Charlottesville; Culpeper is home to unique boutique shops, chef owned restaurants, craft beer, spirits, and wine, surrounded by the beautiful rolling hills of the Virginia Piedmont. | Visit Culpeper VA

Salute! Good Night Dixie! The beautiful Culpeper Confederate Memorial was dedicated on May 31, 1911, by the A.P. Hill Camp No. 2 of the United Confederate Veterans and local Culpeper citizens. It honors the county's local citizen soldiers who did their duty and answered the call to defend their homes, family, and homeland against a deadly invasion, served, and died during the “Civil” War. Culpeper County was a hotspot for conflict, hosting at least 160 battles and skirmishes, including the Battl

Incredible footage of Confederate veterans shaking hands with Robert E. Lee‘s body servant William Mack Lee. 🎩 William was born a slave at Stratford Hall Plantation, in Westmorland County, Virginia, on June 12th, 1835. His master was Robert E. Lee, the brilliant tactician who led the Confederate forces during the Civil War. He was Lee's body servant, and referred to him as "Marse Robert". He had a close relationship with General Lee, which he described in his autobiography as being "raised by o