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AxWild Ghost Tours
112 Thomas Nelson Lane
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone: (757) 565-0311 Reservations
Email: allison@axwildtours.com
Admission Fee
Children Welcome

AxWild Tours has been frightening Williamsburg visitors for nine years. Based on historical accounts, our tours feature the curiosities and quirks of early Williamsburg residents, some of whom reach out from beyond the grave. Educational, historical, and fun for the entire family.

Behind the Scenes Tours of the Virginia Living Museum
Virginia Living Museum
524 J. Clyde Morris Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23601
Phone1: (757) 595-1900 Information
Phone2: (757) 595-9135 Program Registration
Fax: (757) 599-4897
Email: grouptour@thevlm.org
Admission Fee
Children Welcome

Discover the secrets of the Virginia Living Museum with a behind-the-scenes tour. Learn how the museum acquires the animals and fish for its displays. How we feed more than 200 different species, each with very particular diets. Learn how we get the water in the aquariums to match Virginia’s oceans and rivers and how we keep the aquariums clean. Learn where the animals go after hours. Have an up-close and personal show of trout feeding. See where the coyotes sleep at night. Watch food being prepared by a team of volunteers. Tours Tuesday and Saturday at 3 p.m. Then tour the museum where living exhibits explore the nature of Virginia from the mountains to the sea. Explore an Appalachian cove and cypress swamp, the underwater world of the Chesapeake Bay and the underground world of a limestone cave and hands-on activities.

Cedar Hill Cemetery Lantern Tours
Suffolk Visitor Center
321 North Main Street
Suffolk, VA 23434
Phone1: (757) 514-4130 Suffolk Visitor Center
Phone2: (866) SEE-SUFK Suffolk Visitor Center toll free
Fax: (757) 923-3882
Email: VisitSuffolk@city.suffolk.va.us
Admission Fee

Shine new light on Suffolk history from historic Cedar Hill Cemetery to the Greek-Revival mansion, Riddick’s Folly House Museum, with a guided lantern tour. Departing designated Saturdays at dusk from the Prentis House. Join us. You won’t be left in the dark about Suffolk history.

EagleRider Virginia Beach Motorcycle Rentals
385 N. Witchduck Rd.
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone1: (757) 802-1741 Local
Phone2: (866) 892-6990 Toll Free
Phone3: (757) 499-8964 Southside Harley Davidson
Fax: (757) 499-6819
Email: vab@eaglerider.com

EagleRider Virginia Beach is located inside Southside Harley Davidson on 385 N. Witchduck Rd. Virginia Beach, VA. 23462. Toll free:1-866-892-6990 or local:1-757-802-1741. EagleRider Virginia Beach is proud to be part of the Tidewater community. We offer visitors and local residents the chance to experience the scenic roads of Virginia through renting a motorcycle. We have several self guided tours that highlight lighthouses, historic areas and roads along the Atlantic and Eastern Shore of Virginia. Call for times and hours of operation.

Environmental Science labs at the Virginia Living Museum
Virginia Living Museum
524 J. Clyde Morris Boulevard
Newport News, VA 23601
Phone1: (757) 595-1900 Information
Phone2: (757) 595-9135 Program Registration
Fax: (757) 599-4897
Email: webmaster@thevlm.org
Admission Fee

The Virginia Living Museum’s Environmental Science Labs spark the excitement of scientific discovery for students in grades 6-12. Students actively conduct experiments, collect data and analyze results in these effective inquiry-based programs. All school science programs are SOL-correlated, grade-level targeted and taught by the museum’s professional science educators. Students can investigate structural and behavioral adaptations of amphibians and reptiles; work with compound and dissecting microscopes; examine real fossil specimens; learn how to classify common and rare rocks, or learn how to use scientific weather instruments. All labs include a self-guided visit to the museum. The museum’s education programs are endorsed by the Virginia Department of Education, U.S. Department of Education and National Science Foundation.

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