Went to the https://keystonetractorworks.com/museum/ yesterday just south of Richmond (visible from I-95). Absolutely incredible. Each tractor/vehicle is in near perfect condition. Hundreds of old tractors, dozens of 50's and 60's classic cars, trucks of all types. Definately worth a visit, even a non car person will enjoy it.
Truck and Tractor Museum in Richmond VA
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Wow! I had no idea that was there. I’ll have to swing by soon!
With Mrs. Kira's relatives 100 miles away in Charlottesville, we can drive down....and I'll stay AT THE MUSEUM!
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Divco FTW!
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Divco FTW!
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My wife and I visited this museum around 6 years ago when we lived in Richmond, both enjoyed it quite a bit. It's surprisingly interesting and entertaining considering it's mostly based on tractors - something I admittedly don't know much about. We probably spent 1.5hrs there looking around and taking it all in.
My wife and I finally took a day trip to visit the Keystone tractor and truck museum last week. Amazed at all the cars, trucks and tractors on display! 99% are in restored as new condition. We spent about 2 1/2 hours there and could have seen more but wanted to visit the battlefield as we were a little pressed for time. Ate lunch at a local cafe that was just ‘meh’ but enjoyed the old downtown area. The battlefield museum had a nice film that filled us in on the battle and the 9 month siege the town’s citizens had to endure. Rode through the battlefield and stopped at the different pull offs to get a sense of how the battle took place as to where the battle lines were drawn and the different positions each army took to gain an advantage. Very interesting stuff and Well worth the trip! Took a few pics. My favorite is the Custom Diamond T truck below!
I work 2 miles from the battlefield and go walk the trails most days at lunch.
The best food in town is at Longstreet - get a panini, they are incredible.
DO NOT just drive around Petersburg, stay only in the Old Town and battlefield area- literally the most violent city in Virginia....yes it is that bad.
The best food in town is at Longstreet - get a panini, they are incredible.
DO NOT just drive around Petersburg, stay only in the Old Town and battlefield area- literally the most violent city in Virginia....yes it is that bad.
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