Belle Grove Plantation hosted the traveling exhibition "To Be Sold: Virginia and the American Slave Trade" from Wednesday, July 27 through Sunday, September 25, 2016. This exhibit was created by the Library of Virginia with support from the National Endowment… Read More

On Saturday, March 19, Belle Grove Plantation will opened for the 2016 with a new permanent exhibit that discusses slavery at Belle Grove. It is on display of the lower level of the Manor House and may be viewed as… Read More

Belle Grove has new Little Free Library.  It joins the 36,000 free book exchanges worldwide that promote literacy and build a sense of community.  Belle Grove’s Little Free Library was donated by Literacy Volunteers Winchester Area and built by volunteers of United Way… Read More

In just six days—October 16 to October 21 Belle Grove reached a milestone in educational outreach serving more than 3,320 area students.  On Friday, October 16, on the eve of the commemoration events for the Battle of Cedar Creek, Belle… Read More

A special focus of Belle Grove's November 2015 Antiques Appraisal & Traditional Crafts Fair was an exhibit of Northern Shenandoah Valley quilts.  Belle Grove collaborated with the Virginia Quilt Museum on the exhibit. Belle Grove showed some of the quilts… Read More

On Monday, October 20, 2014, 150 years after his death from wounds in the Battle of Cedar Creek, a monument to Confederate General Stephen Dodson Ramseur of North Carolina was rededicated.  The monument is located in Middletown, Virginia near the… Read More