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Weems-Botts Museum, Dumfries

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Weems-Botts Museum reviews

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  • We visited on a weekday and were the only people there. The docent was extremely nice and informative. Even though it was just us, she took us through the full tour. This area has so much history.....  more
    We visited on a weekday and were the only people there. The docent was extremely nice and informative. Even though it was just us, she took us through the full tour. This area has so much history.....  more »
  • Experience the old south, well maintained original residence. Dumfries is one of the oldest communities in Virginia. 
    Experience the old south, well maintained original residence. Dumfries is one of the oldest communities in Virginia.  more »
  • I have never had a paranormal experience, didn't there, but we still had a great time. The director gave a tour of the house and close-surrounding area (school, grounds), and her stories were great... 
    I have never had a paranormal experience, didn't there, but we still had a great time. The director gave a tour of the house and close-surrounding area (school, grounds), and her stories were great...  more »
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  • Myself and a group of 10 members of my Paranormal group did a ghost tour just last night Oct 9 2021. It was great. I ended up staying for the lock in tour from 11pm to 1am and that was just amazing. The group of 3 of us absolutely experienced a very active home. We heard a very loud and close female that was wailing and sounded so sad, we heard footsteps from upstairs, heard a poss child, saw shadow figures and we all smelled the strong scent of perfume which would come and go and I experienced a cold spot. I captured some amazing EVP'S and pictures. My favorite being that of a person standing in an upstairs bedroom window where we had just seen a light flash twice from inside. This place is fantastic and I can't wait to return.
  • Pretty little area and house with a fun history. BUT I should have checked schedule. Wasn't open, my error. Took outside fotos. Could have a nice little picnic in the on grounds park and kids climbing playground
  • 🏛 The Annex & actual Museum home is located separately between the park, therefore, if the weather is bad, it could pose some problems. 👥😁 They are friendly, welcoming and answered any questions we had. It is a Guided tour unless there's some special Event so make sure you check the Hours or contact to schedule a tour. 👧👦 Suprisingly kid-Friendly as they have small kids activities every third Saturday from 1-3pm with allergy friendly snacks (while supplies last). 🚗 Parking is located along the street in front of the park right between the Annex and Museum so it's convenient. Limited parking, however, we don't foresee it getting full unless there's an Event. 🚶The place is not very large or roomy so there's no need to constantly take a break, however, there is seating at the Annex and at the park. 🚻 Located outside of the Museum, although we did not use it. 🇺🇸 Military Friendly. 🚫💰 No cost and their public Events are Free.
  • Great tour loaded with history. The docent was extremely knowledgeable about the house, its past residents and surrounding area. Although the house is small. The tour was professional done with social distance regulations in mind. Looking forward to the ghost tour(s) coming up in October!
  • What a great little museum/historical tour. Absolutely enjoyed it, it was very informative and the wonderful woman that gave us a tour was so knowledgeable and incredibly friendly. It was so cool to be able to see some of original items to the house, and in one room you can even peek see the “bones” of the house, exposed behind a panel. The tour is only 5$ and is well worth it, I decided to become a yearly member (only 20 dollars!) so that I could tour for free and enjoy their quant and comfortable-looking research library (I believe normally 15$ to use).

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