The Exchange Hotel Civil War Medical Museum

• Crystal Schwind
  
  
  (October 26, 2019, 10:15 am)

  Very interesting with lots of information! Definitely worth a stop for anyone interested in local history or civil war history.

• Gordon Roberts
  
  
  (August 30, 2019, 8:45 am)

  Medicine has changed. Treatment of wounded has a high learning curve. Good to see how people were involved in the conflict.

• Larry Miller
  
  
  (August 9, 2019, 2:26 pm)

  Price is nice and close to home. A lot of history and potential archeology. A great history from the ground up with personal letters, equipment and stories. There is a great BBQ restaurant right next door! Get the small portions.
  Don't forget to donate at the museum. They are beginning restoration of the train station soon. Don't let your history, my history, our history fade into some artificial narrative of the future. The past is part of our heritage and our culture-good, bad and ugly, but it's ours and it's what binds us together.

• Candace Vezina
  
  
  (June 30, 2019, 12:26 pm)

  Very informative, well set up, and well maintained. The employees were super helpful and told us a good bit of history before we started our self guided tour. Id definitely recommend coming here.

The Exchange Hotel Civil War Medical Museum

The Exchange Hotel is a 160-year-old former railroad town hotel and Civil War Hospital. It is also a museum dedicated to the American Civil War era and displays an astonishing collection of artifacts related to the history of Gordonsville, Virginia and when it was known as the Gordonsville Receiving...

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