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Check pricesAn open-air mixed-use shopping, dining, and entertainment district in Hampton, Virginia, built on the former Coliseum Mall site.

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Restored Queen Anne house from 1899 that belonged to attorney J. Thomas Newsome, now a museum and community venue in Newport News.
2803 Oak Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607 · Newport News, VA
The Newsome House Museum and Cultural Center occupies a restored Victorian home in Newport News that the attorney J. Thomas Newsome and his wife, Mary, lived in. After the family relocated to the city around the turn of the twentieth century, Newsome took part in civic life and pushed for schooling, voter registration, and neighborhood improvement. The house became a gathering point for the local Black community and a base for his campaigns for social justice in Virginia. Today it works as a museum about his life and also hosts exhibitions, events, and community gatherings. It was the first structure owned by an African American to earn a National Historic Preservation Award. A foundation supports its exhibits and programs, and its meetings are open to the public.
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An open-air mixed-use shopping, dining, and entertainment district in Hampton, Virginia, built on the former Coliseum Mall site.
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University museum on the Hampton campus, known as one of the oldest African American museums in the country.
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A historic U.S. national cemetery in Hampton, Virginia, with Civil War-era origins and graves of veterans from many conflicts.
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