An adobe mission church famous from paintings by Georgia O'Keeffe and photographs by Ansel Adams.
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A replica of Norway's 12th-century Borgund stave church.
The Santander Performing Arts Center is a historic downtown Reading theatre hosting touring shows and concerts.

A 1926 theater named for Red Bank native Count Basie, presenting concerts, comedy and Broadway shows.
The childhood home of Willa Cather.
A Civil War battlefield.
A 1914 Jackson Ward theater where Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald played on the Chitlin' Circuit, now an event and performance venue.
Virginia Rep's flagship stage in the 1911 Empire Theatre on Broad Street, Richmond's oldest surviving theater building.
A 1928 movie palace in Carytown, still screening films with its original Wurlitzer organ, run by a nonprofit foundation.
A restored 1923 vaudeville and movie palace on East Broad Street, now one of Richmond's main live-music venues.
A 1927 Moorish Revival theater near VCU, originally the Mosque, now Richmond's largest stage for touring Broadway shows, concerts and comedy.
Downtown Richmond's performing arts center, built around the restored 1928 Carpenter Theatre, home stage for the Richmond Symphony, Richmond Ballet and Virginia Opera's Richmond seasons.
Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Richmond preserves the home of the pioneering businesswoman and civic leader.
The Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, designed by Thomas Jefferson, offers public tours and exhibits on Virginia's government and history.
Wilton House Museum is an 18th-century Georgian plantation house museum in Richmond, Virginia.
John Marshall House is the historic home of Chief Justice John Marshall in Richmond, Virginia, open as a house museum.
Agecroft Hall & Gardens is a historic Tudor manor house museum and gardens in Richmond, Virginia.