Strasburg Museum - painting by Bill McClanahan		 Strasburg Museum, Inc. (a chartered, non-profit educational corporation) is an all-volunteer-staffed repository of items reflecting local history. The Museum is also a Registered Historic Landmark. Read more

Address: 440 East King Street in Strasburg, Virginia.
Open Daily from May 1 to October 31
Hours - 10:00AM - 4:00PM. (Docents staffed)
Phone number: 540-465-3175 (during open hours only)
Mailing Address: PO Box 333, Strasburg, VA 22657
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Celebrating over 250 Years of life in a small town in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia!

Settlers have resided in the beautiful Northern Shenandoah Valley since the 1730s and have left behind a rich heritage. Strasburg, Virginia became well known for its pottery manufacturing, with the first pottery dating back to 1761. At least 17 skilled potters produced earthen and stoneware pottery commercially until just after 1900.

The Strasburg Museum opened to the public as a National Historic Landmark in 1970.

Items on display feature authentic pieces from our local area spanning the Colonial era through the mid twentieth century. These exhibits include:
  • A genuine red caboose that can be toured
  • A large collection of original Strasburg pottery
  • A working model railroad depicting Strasburg and the Southern Railway in the 1930s
  • An old country store display
  • Civil War articles
  • Colonial and Victorian style rooms
  • Historic local photographs
  • Native American Artifacts

    • Come, see, and enjoy the history of a small town in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia!

    Please Click Here to View a Short 5min Video
    of Strasburg High Art Students
    and their Community Service!     		  New At The Strasburg Museum Gift Shop

    Click on the picture for the complete flyer!

    "We're Flanked" - Fishers Hill, VA, September 22, 1864
    A limited edition print (37"x25.5") by nationally acclaimed artist Gary Casteel. (These prints are Unsigned and Unnumbered).
    The scene depicted is the western end of Jubal Early's Confederate infantry line at Fishers Hill immediately before Union General George Crook's famous flanking maneuver burst upon their positions. This led to the collapse of the Confederate line.
    The Strasburg Museum has obtained a small number of these prints (Courtesy of the Strasburg Guards, Camp #1587).
    Available at the Gift Shop for $50.00 each.

    Local Links!
  • Town Of Strasburg
  • Strasburg Chamber of Commerce
  • Hometown Strasburg
  • Strasburg Heritage Association
  • Strasburg Community Library
  • Strasburg 250th Celebration
  • The Great Train Raid
  • Other Area Museums
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