For more information see Star Museum videos on YouTube, visit Star Museum on facebook or email owner Robert Weisfeld at star@eva.org.  Star Museum makes a perfect twinkly setting for corporate or private events. Group Tours, day or night, are welcomed.

This building is a wonderful asset to the Town and will be used for a wedding venue in the future.

Welcome to The Tavern Restaurant, located in Abingdon's oldest building, built in 1779. Dining at The Tavern is a long-standing tradition in Abingdon. Guests experience a friendly, relaxed and informal atmosphere. Casual attire. A diverse menu is offered, all entrees are prepared fresh at the time they are ordered. We have an extensive beer and wine list and full service bar. Gift Certificates. Corporate dining - Meetings - Entertainment. Special functions available on Sundays. Indoor/Outdoor dining. Reservations recommended. The Tavern, a place where you can relax and enjoy fine food.

It is an adventure through 23 Virginia Locations and includes the Fincastle Turnpike and Carolina Road.

Playground Equipment Swings, Slide, See Saw, Geo Domes, Multi Unit Play Structure Picnic Facilities The Park has 4 picnic tables under a shelter with a concrete pad. Other Amenities Nice grassy park to walk through to enjoy the tribute of flags representing the branches of military service, the World War II Monument, the Korean War Monument, the Vietnam War Monument, the Lt. Billy Webb Memorial Tribute and the Bronze Ribbon Memorial. No bathrooms facilities in this Park.

The original courthouse was burned during the Civil War. The current building was erected on the original site and houses the Circuit Court, the Juvenile Court and the General District Court of Washington County. Of special note is the Tiffany stained glass window above the courthouse entrance. It was dedicated on July 4, 1919, to honor those who served in World War I.

White's Mill has long served the neighboring community. Since the late 18th century, the mill provided meal and flour for the farm and kitchen, as well as a gathering place for sharing news and views. The Mercantile, formerly the Cumbow Store, provided those store-bought essentials and extras that any home needs.

The William King Museum is the site of the former Abingdon Male Academy and the William King School, which served the town for many years. Both an architectural and historical landmark, the museum hosts cultural arts exhibits and special displays year round. Art classes for both adults and children are offered as well as special programming.