2026 ODMA Fall Tour

Here is the itinerary from our Tour Director, Budd Lacy .. Looks like it will be a great tour!

THURSDAY – October 22

• EVENING SOCIAL at the Host Hotel, the Hampton Inn

FRIDAY – October 23

• ROSEWELL RUIN, 5113 Old Rosewell Lane, Gloucester, Virginia 23061
  A National Register site, Rosewell Ruin reflects Virginia’s colonial and early American plantation landscape, Atlantic trade, and the legacy of slavery in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Designation: National Register of Historic Places; Chesapeake Gateways Network Site
• WATERMAN’S MUSEUM, 309 Water Street, Yorktown, Virginia 23692
  The Watermen’s Museum preserves and interprets the heritage of Chesapeake Bay watermen, illuminating how the Bay’s resources have shaped the traditions and community life. Designation: Chesapeake Gateways Network Site
• LUNCH ~~~ Enjoy Yorktown, Water Street Grill (On Your Own)
• AMERICAN REVOLUTION MUSEUM AT YORKTOWN, 200 Water Street, Yorktown, Virginia 23690
  The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown tells the story of the nation’s founding, from the twilight of the colonial period to the dawn of the Constitution and beyond. Exciting indoor galleries feature period artifacts, immersive environments and films, including “The Siege of Yorktown,” with a 180-degree surround screen and dramatic special effects.

SATURDAY – October 24

• DELTAVILLE MARITIME MUSEUM & HOLLY POINT NATURE PARK, 287 Jackson Creek Rd, Deltaville, VA 23043
  The Deltaville Maritime Museum preserves Chesapeake Bay boatbuilding traditions, environmental restoration practices, and community heritage through exhibits, hands-on programs, and historic interpretation. The Deltaville Maritime Museum preserves and celebrates its legacy of wooden boatbuilding in Virginia’s Middle Peninsula. As a Chesapeake Gateways Place, the museum interprets the vital connections between the Bay, local craftsmanship, and community life. Designation: Chesapeake Gateways Network Site
• LUNCH ~~~ Enjoy Deltaville, Deltaville Tap & Raw Bar (On Your Own)
• GWYNN’S ISLAND MUSEUM, State Rte 633, Gwynn, VA 23066
  What Williamsburg has meant to the nation, smaller towns have signified in shaping the character and reputations of their own communities. On smaller scales, praiseworthy efforts are underway to identify and preserve their heritages. Gwynn’s Island, a distinct enclave within Mathews County began its museum years ago. Under the direction and blessing of the Gywnn’s Island Civic League, this museum has gathered in, cataloged, and attractively displayed many cultural artifacts and personal histories. It has brought into the public the individual traditions cherished by proud families, and made them again community property.
• AACA MEMBER, SAM KERN’S CLASSIC COLLECTION We finish with a tour of Sam Kern’s classic collection!!

HOST HOTEL

• Hampton Inn – $149.00 per night – 6638 Forest Hill Ave, Gloucester, Virginia Call 804.693. 9393, press 0 to speak with Marie
  There is a block of 13 rooms for the ODMA Tour
• Alternate Hotel – Holiday Inn Express (6639 Forest Hill Ave, Gloucester, Virginia) Call 804.695.190

ALL VEHICLES MUST HAVE AN OPERABLE UL APPROVED FIRE EXTINGUISHER

CLICK HERE to download the 2026 ODMA Fall Tour Registration Form!

Make checks payable to: ODMA Fall Tour
Mail form and check to: Debbie Nolen, 5805 Centralia Rd, North Chesterfield, VA 23237-3829.
Call 804.839.5405 for more information