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12130 Booker T Washington Hwy, Hardy, VA 24101, USA
Hardy, Virginia 24101
+1 540-721-2094

And, of course, view all of the animals that they keep, no petting allowed though.

Very informative for all ages. Visitors' Center shows movie and has an educational exhibit. Path to outdoor plantation buildings is not a long walk but slopes/hills might be a challenge for some.

This wonderful national monument has beautiful grounds, and is so educational.

The Visitor Center and rangers helped to provide the context and answered questions. As a bonus, the gift shop had a nice selection of commemorative items. Overall, it was a great experience that enriched the intellectual understanding I had gained from books.

Several structures remain on the plantation, although the slave quarters and main house are gone. It's a pleasant and easy walk around the grounds, focused on the experience rather than the details. Sites are labeled, but there is not a lot of text to read (though there is plenty of information at the Visitor Center). You will see pigs in the pig pen, ducks in the duck lot, a horse by the horse barn, etc.

After recently reading "Up From Slavery", I was excited to learn of this monument and made time to visit it. I found the experience of walking around the plantation to be contemplative and relaxing, though stimulating at the same time. At the Visitor Center, the ranger gave a good historical overview of the plantation, but we also had a great conversation about the legacy of the oft-misunderstood Booker T. Washington. I wish I had more time there to sit on a bench and ruminate about the peacefulness of the environment, its disturbing past, and the impact on young Booker.

Don't forget to view the museum, and watch the movie to learn about Booker T. Washington's amazing life.

Great historical replication. Beautiful views and great quick hike with the family. Staff are helpful and courteous.

Absolutely beautiful! Those are the only words that I have for this resort.

Walk through the amazing Forrest trail, and walk through the fields, to get a gylmse into what life was like 150 years ago.

Here you can travel back in time, and learn about how an amazing man overcame incredible obstacles, followed his dream, and gave others the same chance he did.

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  • Monday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday
    8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Address:
12130 Booker T Washington Hwy, Hardy, VA 24101, USA.
City:
Hardy
Postcode:
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ALL reviews about Booker T Washington National Monument

  • Madeline
    Added 2016.09.09
    And, of course, view all of the animals that they keep, no petting allowed though.
  • Destiny
    Added 2016.03.30
    Very informative for all ages. Visitors' Center shows movie and has an educational exhibit. Path to outdoor plantation buildings is not a long walk but slopes/hills might be a challenge for some.
  • Rebecca
    Added 2015.10.30
    This wonderful national monument has beautiful grounds, and is so educational.
  • Jeremiah
    Added 2015.07.12
    The Visitor Center and rangers helped to provide the context and answered questions. As a bonus, the gift shop had a nice selection of commemorative items. Overall, it was a great experience that enriched the intellectual understanding I had gained from books.
  • Michelle
    Added 2015.02.06
    Several structures remain on the plantation, although the slave quarters and main house are gone. It's a pleasant and easy walk around the grounds, focused on the experience rather than the details. Sites are labeled, but there is not a lot of text to read (though there is plenty of information at the Visitor Center). You will see pigs in the pig pen, ducks in the duck lot, a horse by the horse barn, etc.
  • Taylor
    Added 2014.11.30
    After recently reading "Up From Slavery", I was excited to learn of this monument and made time to visit it. I found the experience of walking around the plantation to be contemplative and relaxing, though stimulating at the same time. At the Visitor Center, the ranger gave a good historical overview of the plantation, but we also had a great conversation about the legacy of the oft-misunderstood Booker T. Washington. I wish I had more time there to sit on a bench and ruminate about the peacefulness of the environment, its disturbing past, and the impact on young Booker.
  • Miguel
    Added 2014.10.17
    Don't forget to view the museum, and watch the movie to learn about Booker T. Washington's amazing life.
  • Mia
    Added 2014.08.08
    Great historical replication. Beautiful views and great quick hike with the family. Staff are helpful and courteous.
  • Alexandra
    Added 2014.03.29
    Absolutely beautiful! Those are the only words that I have for this resort.
  • Caroline
    Added 2014.02.25
    Walk through the amazing Forrest trail, and walk through the fields, to get a gylmse into what life was like 150 years ago.
  • Christopher
    Added 2013.10.25
    Here you can travel back in time, and learn about how an amazing man overcame incredible obstacles, followed his dream, and gave others the same chance he did.
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