A lit house stands beside a large, leafless tree under a dark night sky in this black and white scene.

Belle Hampton Legacy Center

LXCL:Enjoy the full tour. Arrive 15 minutes prior. This is a donation; there is no rain date.

2:00 pm Tour

LXCL:Enjoy the full tour. Arrive 15 minutes prior This is a donation; there is no rain date.

2:30 Tour Time

LXCL:Enjoy the full tour. Arrive 15 minutes prior. This is a donation; there is no rain date.

3:00 pm Tour

3:30 Tour Time

4:00 pm Tour Time

4:30 pm Tour Time

5:00 Tour Time

5:30 pm Tour Time

LXCL:Children have to be accompanied by an adult.

Child Ticket (6-12)

A Hauntingly Historic Afternoon at Belle Hampton FarmSpirits Along the Wagon Road returns to Belle Hampton Farm for an afternoon of living history. More than a dozen &ldquo;spirits&rdquo; will share stories of the people and events that shaped Southwest Virginia.You may encounter Eleanor Howe during a dramatic moment on the front porch, hear Governor James Hoge Tyler deliver a stump speech, or meet James Mayo Hoge, founder of the farm. Michael Price recounts his unusual injury at the Battle of Cloyd&rsquo;s Mountain, while World War I hero Elliott Hampton Howe and other figures share their own stories. Dr. Charles Pepper joins the cast with a tale about his possible connection to the famous soft drink.Tour times: Every half hour from 2:00 through 5:30 p.m. (arrive 15 minutes early) Tickets are Limited:&nbsp;$30 for adults, $15 for children 6-12; lap children are FREELocation: Belle Hampton Farm, 5853 Highland Road, Dublin, VA 24084 ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT WILDERNESS ROAD REGIONAL MUSEUM

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A Hauntingly Historic Afternoon at Belle Hampton FarmSpirits Along the Wagon Road returns to Belle Hampton Farm for an afternoon of living history. More than a dozen “spirits” will share stories of the people and events that shaped Southwest Virginia.You may encounter Eleanor Howe during a dramatic moment on the front porch, hear Governor James Hoge Tyler deliver a stump speech, or meet James Mayo Hoge, founder of the farm. Michael Price recounts his unusual injury at the Battle of Cloyd’s Mountain, while World War I hero Elliott Hampton Howe and other figures share their own stories. Dr. Charles Pepper joins the cast with a tale about his possible connection to the famous soft drink.Tour times: Every half hour from 2:00 through 5:30 p.m. (arrive 15 minutes early) Tickets are Limited: $30 for adults, $15 for children 6-12; lap children are FREELocation: Belle Hampton Farm, 5853 Highland Road, Dublin, VA 24084 ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT WILDERNESS ROAD REGIONAL MUSEUM