Stafford County is George Washington's Boyhood Home, as well as home to history, theater, golf, art, shops, fine dining, architecture and outdoor recreation! Accessible by plane, train and automobile, Stafford is located on the I-95 corridor - just 25 miles south of Washington D.C. Whatever your travel interests, they will be met during your stay in Stafford. Come walk the grounds of Ferry Farm, boyhood home of George Washington, located on the Rappahannock River. Tour the colonial Aquia Church - 1751. Explore White Oak Civil War Museum, and Chatham - a Civil War Headquarters and hospital. Visit the Gari Melchers Home & Studio at historic Belmont. Enjoy live theater at Riverside Center Dinner Theater, then sample wine at Hartwood and Potomac Point Wineries. Wind up with a round of golf at Augustine, The Gauntlet, or Cannon Ridge!

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