Newtown History Center

The Newtown History Center offers gallery shows and visits concentrating on the general population and occasions of Stephens City, Virginia's long history. Notwithstanding the shows situated in the primary exhibition hall, there likewise are interpretive shows in different structures that talk about the town's wagon influencing industry and a mid twentieth century to general store.

The Newtown History Center is in excess of a gallery that recounts the tale of the conventional individuals who lived and worked in an old Virginia wagon street town. It is a gathering organization with a mission to safeguard, report and decipher the material culture and legend of the town of Stephens City and its environs. It is likewise a storehouse of records and photos identifying with the historical backdrop of the town, its tenants and their families. We serve vacationer, school gatherings, inquire about researchers, neighborhood benefactors and in addition proficient genealogists and conventional family history lovers.

The Newtown History Center is kept up by the Stone House Foundation, a not-revenue driven, charge excluded, secretly worked association represented by a governing body. It was built up in 1990 by the late Mildred Lee Grove, a deep rooted occupant of Stephens City. Named for the little stone abiding implicit the 1760s that initially housed the Foundation's historical center, the Stone House Foundation has dependably been centered around instructing youngsters, occupants and guests about the history and culture of the lower Shenandoah Valley.