2006-2007 MILITARY GUIDE TO HAMPTON ROADS

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2006-2007 MILITARY GUIDE TO HAMPTON ROADS
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PENINSULA AREA:
Carrollton
13450 CARROLLTON BOULEVARD
Gloucester
7060 GEORGE WASHINGTON
Hampton, VA (2 locations)
2001 WEST MERCURY BLVD
200 FLOYD THOMPSON BLVD.
Newport News, VA (2 locations)
Proud Supporter of
The USO of Hampton Roads
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Williamsburg
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Yorktown
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2404 EAST LITTLE CREEK ROAD
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CHESAPEAKE:
3285 WESTERN BRANCH BLVD
1216 BATTLEFIELD BLVD NORTH
969 PROVIDENCE ROAD
Elizabeth City
307 WEST EHRINGHAUS STREET
Oak Hall
7015 LANKFORD HIGHWAY
Portsmouth
5755 PORTSMOUTH BOULEVARD
Suffolk
1536 NORTH MAIN
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Contents
Welcome Letter
Education
Attractions & Shopping
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Welcome Letters
Public Schools
Colleges & Universities
Shopping
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DMV, Drivers License & Media
Acute Care & Speciality Hospitals
Public School & Population Data
Festivals & Events
USO Photo File
Gardens, Parks & Recreation
Chesapeake, Hampton
Newport News, Norfolk,
Suffolk Virginia Beach
Williamsburg
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
Museums & Historic Sites
Chesapeake
Hampton, James City County
Newport News
Norfolk, Portsmouth
Suffolk, Virginia Beach
Williamsburg, York County
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About the Cover
Quick Reference
Sports & Recreation
Sports Venues
Theme Parks & Golf
Sight Seeing
Hampton Roads
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The Eagle finds a
place on our cover
for the 2006-2007
Edition of the
Military Guide.
The illustration is
framed by a short
lesson in Latin
rendered in hand
drawn type. The
Latin phrases
translate as follows:
Cover Art Leslie Ryan
2006 MILITARY GUIDE
TO HAMPTON ROADS
Eastern Shore
Chapels
Child Development Centers
Commissaries
Emergency Help
Family Service Centers
Education Offices
Military Legal Assistance
Housing Referral
Temporary Lodging
Military Installations
Regional Map
Medical Centers & Services
MWR
USMC’s Semper Fidelis: Always Faithful
USN’s Non sibi sed Patriae: Not Self But Country
USCG’s Semper Paratus: Always Prepared
USAF’s Libertatem Defendimus: Liberty We Defend
The Army’s “This We’ll Defend,” is a phrase used since
the American Revolution. It is found on the official
emblem of the Army. It signifies the Army’s constant
readiness to defend and preserve the United States of
America. HOOAH!
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide
Who founded the USO?
The United Service Organizations (USO) was formed in 1941 in
response to a request from President Franklin D. Roosevelt that
private organizations handle the on-leave recreation of the U.S.
Armed Forces. Six civilian agencies: the Salvation Army, Young
Men’s Christian Association, Young Women’s Christian Association,
National Catholic Community Services, National Travelers Aid
Association, and the National Jewish Welfare Board coordinated their
efforts to provide services that were not duplicated or overlooked.
As a result, the USO center was born. Despite the conflicts and
uncertainty of the decades that followed, the USO center had
endured and continues to be regarded as a “home away from home”
for the U.S. Armed forces and their families.
(FAQ’S)
Frequently Asked Questions
Chairman’s Letter
Board of Directors
USOHR Service Centers
Annual Sponsors
Services & Programs
Information & Referral
Family Outreach
Quality of Life
Special Events
Frequently Given Answers
Military Resources
USO of Hampton Roads Resources
When was the USO of Hampton Roads founded?
Although the USO operated dozens of centers on the Peninsula and
Southside during WWII, anti-military sentiments and budget cuts
during the 1960’s diminished the USOHR presence for almost 25
years.
The current USO of Hampton Roads traces its history back to 1984
when two off-duty sailors were shot to death in Newport News. It
was this incident that motivated the military and local communities
to create a place where members of the military and their family Military Appreciation Day at the Virginia Zoo
could go for support and recreation.
On September 15, 1985, with military, civilian and government
dignitaries in attendance, The Virginia Peninsula USO held its grand
opening at its center in the Hampton Coliseum Mall. In 1986 The
Virginia Peninsula USO received its first charter from USO World
Headquarters and was re-named the USO of Hampton Roads.
What is the mission of the USO of Hampton Roads?
It is the mission of the USO of Hampton Roads to enhance the
quality of life of the U.S. Armed Forces personnel and their families
worldwide and to create a cooperative relationship between U.S.
military communities and involved or supporter civilian communities.
With eight affiliate location service centers and over 750 volunteers,
the USO of Hampton Roads offers quality of life programs, family
outreach and information and referral services.
Is the USOHR part of the U.S. government?
The USO of Hampton Roads is a non-governmental, but
congressionally chartered organization. (Reference document:
Department of Defense Directive 1330.12 of November 01, 2000) The
USO of Hampton Roads depends on the generosity of individuals and
corporations to fund its programs and services. While it is affiliated
with USO World, it receives no funding from world headquarters.
What type of programs does the USOHR offer to military
personnel and their families?
The USO of Hampton Roads has eight affiliate location service
centers throughout Southeast Virginia and the Eastern Shore. Each
affiliate location service center is responsible for developing center
activities and programs and works closely with the Administrative
office to provide a wide variety of assistance and outreach to
fit the needs of military members and their families. Some of
these programs include: emergency lodging, mobile outreach,
orientation, information and referral, special holiday programs,
summer concerts, military appreciation days and Flightline
canteens.
What can I do to help the USOHR?
There are a variety of volunteer opportunities at the USO of
Hampton Roads. People who wish to volunteer should contact the
USOHR Administrative office at 757-788-4984 or visit our website at
www.usohr.org to fill out a volunteer form.
Individuals wishing to make a financial donation to the USO of
Hampton Roads may send a check to:
Where can I go to get help from the USO of Hampton Roads?
P.O. Box 7250
Military members and their families who need assistance or who
Hampton, Virginia
would like to participate in USO of Hampton Roads activities may
23666-0250
contact their nearest USOHR Affiliate Location Service Center. For
Individuals
or
corporations
wishing to become sponsors may
a complete listing of USOHR centers, individuals may call 757-788contact us at 757-788-4984.
4984 or visit our website at www.usohr.org.
The 2006 USO Military Guide to Hampton Roads is provided by the USO of Hampton
Roads as a service to the military community in Southeast Virginia. It is published
annually and distributed free. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy but
neither the USO of Hampton Roads nor LeslieGraphics can be held responsible for errors
and/or omissions. Questions, comments and inquiries concerning the editorial content
or advertising of the USO Military Guide to Hampton Roads should be directed to the
USO of Hampton Roads.
We would like to thank all of the cities and military installations who assisted us with
providing accurate and current information for the 2006 issue of the USO Military Guide
to Hampton Roads. A special thank you to all of the advertisers for their continued
support of the military community of Hampton Roads.
Managing Editors
John Gentile
Karen Licari
Associate Editor
Liane Bloeser
Assisting Editors
Ruth Hendricks
USO Staff
Distribution Manager
Josie Rusia
Production Manager &
Art Director
Leslie Ryan
USO of Hampton Roads
P.O.Box 7250
Hampton, VA
www.usohr.org
757-788-4984
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USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide USO OF HAMPTON ROADS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Chairman
VADM Henry Giffin, Jr., USN (Ret.)
AMSEC LLC
Letter from Chairman of the Board
W
elcome to Hampton Roads – home to the largest concentration of military
personnel in the United States! For over twenty years the USO of Hampton
Roads has been serving the men and women of the armed services in
Southeast Virginia. And we are proud to announce our grand opening of our newest
affiliate location on Wallops Island. The USO of Hampton Roads acts as the bridge
between the military and civilian communities to help provide the military member a
“home away from home.”
Past Chairman
MG Joseph G. Gray, USA (Ret.)
US Ministries, CCCI
Past President
Mr. Thomas N. Hunnicutt, III
Pembroke Construction Co.
Treasurer
Mr. Stanley R. Gallaer, Jr.
POMOCO Auto Group
Secretary
John Gentile
Vice Chairwoman – Peninsula
Mrs. Jean Yokum
Langley Federal Credit Union
Legal Counsel
Mr. Tim Dorsey
USA Discounters
The USO of Hampton Roads is honored to deliver you the eighth edition of the popular
USO Military Guide to Hampton Roads. This guide is designed to provide military
personnel and their families a quick and easy reference to USO services, military
resources and general information about southeast Virginia and the Eastern Shore.
We have recently improved upon the format of this guide based on feedback from our
readers and have incorporated helpful information for all military newcomers to this
area. For up-to-date information on our programs and services we invite you to visit
our website regularly at www.usohr.org.
The USO of Hampton Roads offers a wide variety of assistance and outreach to
fit specific needs through programs like emergency lodging, mobile outreach,
orientation, information and referral, special holiday programs and Flightline
canteens. The USO also works together with military installations, their family
support centers and human service resources such as United Way agencies to enhance
and encourage the relationship between the military and civilian community.
On behalf of the USO Board of Directors, volunteers, staff and the Hampton Roads
community, we welcome you. The USO of Hampton Roads is here for you, and we
encourage you to visit our centers and make use of our programs and services.
VADM Henry Giffin, Jr., USN (Ret.)
Chairman
Board of Directors
This guide is provided to you free of charge through the generosity of our advertisers. Please
support these companies with your business. Thank you on behalf of the USO of Hampton Roads.
Board Members
CMDMC Bob Allen, USN
SUPSHIP Newport News
Mrs. Maryellen Baldwin
Hampton Roads Navy League
Colonel Chris Bendall
Deputy of 1st Mission Support Group
Mr. Raymond B. Bottom, Jr.
Centennial Communications, LLC.
Mrs. Alison Clifford
Military Newspapers of Virginia
Captain Casey Collins, USN
Naval Support Activity
Captain Garrat E. Cooper, USN
Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek
Mr. Dick Curry
Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Irwin F. Edenzon
Northrop Grumman Newport News
Colonel Ronnie T. Ellis, USA
U.S. Army Transportation Center
Colonel Jason Evans, USA
Ft. Monroe
Mr. John Griffing
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Command Master Chief Steven A. Hunnicutt, USN
Regional Support Group
Ms. Joni Ivey
Chief of Staff for The Honorable Robert C. Scott
Mr. David Johnson
C. Lloyd Johnson Co., Inc.
Captain Patrick Lorge, USN
Oceana Naval Air Station
Mr. David Lundahl
VA Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
Captain Fred Lutz, USN (Ret.)
Fleet Forces Command N43B
Ms. Eileen Mandel
State Director for The Honorable John W. Warner
Mr. David Mock
President, AUSA
Captain Michael E. McMahon, USN
SUPSHIP Newport News
Captain Gerard O’Regan, USN
Naval Station Norfolk
Mr. Ken Reynolds
AFA, Langley Chapter
Rear Admiral Rick Ruehe, USN
Navy Region, Mid-Atlantic
BG Ron Sconyers, USAF (Ret.)
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide (uso centers)
Norfolk International Airport USO
Arrivals Terminal, Second Floor
2200 Norview Ave, Norfolk, VA 23518
Phone: 757-233-0567
Hours: Sun. – Thur. 8:00 am – 8:00 pm,
Fri. & Sat. 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Director: Polly Haag
usonorfolkairport@cox.net
AMC Terminal
at Norfolk Naval Station USO
Building LP210, Air Terminal Road
Phone 757-440-0939
Toll Free 1-877-417-1695
Fax 757-445-0243
Hours: Mon. - Sun. 5:00am - 10:00pm
Director: Teresa Uminn
teresa.uminn@airtermnorva.navy.mil
Norfolk Naval Station USO Affiliate
Location Service Center serves
100,000 plus military travelers and
their families transiting through the
NAVSTA AMC Terminal each year.
USOHR vans provide transportation
to the Navy Exchange, and BEQ and
BOQ free of charge.
Light refreshments, coffee, TV, movies,
magazines, books and computers
with Internet access are available. A
dependents’ lounge is also available
for the kids to play games, read books
and watch movies, as well as an
infant area with cribs, rocking chairs,
a diaper changing area, microwave
and sink. There are showers on the
first floor and second floor for added
convenience. Come by and enjoy
the USO Lounge.
USO Administrative Office Fort Monroe
P.O. Box 7250
Hampton
Phone 757-788-4984
Fax 757-788-4988
USOHR@usohr.org
www.usohr.com
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 5:00pm
Fort Eustis USO
MWR Leisure
Center
Building 671
Phone 757-8782415
Fax 757-878-2407
Hours: Mon. - Sat.
9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sun. 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Director: Mary Moyer
moyerml@eustis.army.mil
USO Fort Eustis is the soldier’s
“home away from home” and
is located in the MWR Leisure
Center on post. Visitors to the
Fort Eustis USO Affiliate Location
Service Center will find cable TV,
movies, games, computers and
refreshments.
This center also
provides services to families in
need of emergency lodg i ng,
t ranspo r tation and some limited
financial assistance. Relocation
and local event information in
the form of welcome packets can
be picked up here. Some of the
special events at the Fort Eustis USO
are: Thanksgiving and Christmas
Buffets; family dinners; barbecues;
dart and card tournaments; craft
programs and mini-trips. All of the
activities and services at the Fort
Eustis USO are open to active duty,
family members, National Guard,
reservists and disabled veterans
regardless of branch of service.
Acting President Chief Operating Officer
Vice President of Business Vice President of Marketing,
Communications & Development IT Director Service Center & Sponsor Coordinator
Office Manager
Outreach Director
Little Creek USO
1604 Amphibious Drive
Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek
Phone 757-222-0472
Hours: Mon.–Wed. 10:0am-5:00 pm,
Thur. – Sat. 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Director: Laura Mitchell
usolittlecreek@cox.net
The USO/Armed Services YMCA Lounge
supports all active duty, disabled Veterans,
Reservists, National Guard, retirees and their
families traveling through the airport. This
newly renovated welcoming lounge provides
you with information and referrals, and a place
to relax, grab a snack and a cup of coffee,
watch a movie or read a book.
Little Creek USO supports and assists military
service members assigned to area bases.
This affiliate location service center provides
a home away from home atmosphere with an
assortment of activities and entertainment. This
center supports deployments and homecomings,
as well as provides information referral services
on and off base to enhance quality of life for
active duty and their families. Reading material,
board games, cards, TV, movies, and computers
with Internet access are all available for use.
(uso centers)
Your Home Away From Home
Huntington Hall USO SUPSHIP Newport News
3100 Huntington Avenue
Newport News
Phone 757-223-1980
Hours: Lounge – Mon.-Fri. 7:30am - 10:00pm
Director: Danis Lensch baton689@aol.com
The Huntington Hall USO is located within the Bachelor
Enlisted Quarters in downtown Newport News.
The
Huntington Hall USO supports and assists military service
members assigned to ships at Newport News Shipyard for
either new construction or overhaul. This affiliate location
service center provides a friendly atmosphere and has an
assortment of activities are available. Come enjoy movies
on a big screen TV, cards, board games, a small library,
and mini-trips. Emergency transportation, phone cards
and stamps are also available.
Karen Licari
Karen Licari
Josie Rusia
Liane Bloeser
Michael Granville
Amanda Johnson
Ruth Hendricks
Eva Granville
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide Raymon B. Bottom
Newport News
International Airport
900 Bland Boulevard
Newport News
Phone: 757-969-5604
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00am-8:00pm
Saturday 1:00pm-7:00pm
Sunday 12:30pm-3:00pm
Holidays: All hours extended
Director: Libby Kendrick
usonnairport@cox.net
Thank You!
Thank you for your continued support Annual Sponsors
Please share our appreciation and do business with these companies whenever possible.
Recently relocated within the airport
lobby, this USO affiliate location service
center serves all active duty members
and their families. The USO Airport
center helps with lost luggage, ticket
information, local event information,
maps, and travel problems such as
car rental. This center also assists in
providing transportation to all military
facilities. While visiting the center you
may enjoy TV, movies, magazines
books, refreshments, and toys and
small games for children. For your
convenience, USO phone cards are
available for sale.
Support Your Local USO
In order to maintain eight affiliate location service centers and provide programs to the
military, it is imperative that the USO of Hampton Roads maintain a strong sponsor
relationship with our local business and civic organizations. The Hampton Roads
community has always been very supportive of our efforts to provide services
that complement existing military programs to our local service members.
There are multiple ways you can help us provide these much needed
services:
( annual sponsor s)
(uso centers)
Your Home Away From Home
Sponsorships
Businesses can sponsor events, centers or activities for the USO of
Hampton Roads. Contact the Administration Office for more information
on the benefits of sponsorship at 757-788-4984.
Wallops Island USO
Surface Combat Systems
Wallops Island, Virginia, 23337
Phone: 1-757-824-1298
The USO of Hampton Roads in partnership
with USO World Headquarters and Navy
MWR opened its newest affiliate location
service center in November 2005. This
center offers recreation programs,
special events, trips and tours.
Volunteering
The USO of Hampton Roads could not function without a dedicated
volunteer staff. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please
contact us at 757-788-4984 or visit our website at www.usohr.org to complete
a volunteer form.
Donations
Corporate and individual donations help us maintain our day to day operations and also
to put on special events for our local military often at no charge or for a minimal fee. If you
would like to make a donation please send a check to:
The USO of Hampton Roads
P.O. Box 7250
Hampton, Virginia 23666
The USO is a United Way/CFC Agency. Please designate to the USO of Hampton Roads 7037/5051
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USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 11 (Services & programs)
T
he USO of Hampton Roads has eight affiliate location service centers throughout the area
specifically designed to offer support and service to the military and their families in Southeast
Virginia and the Eastern Shore. These service centers are the backbone of the USO of Hampton
Roads. Each center is responsible for developing center activities and programs, and works
closely with the Administrative Office to provide a wide variety of assistance and outreach to fit the needs of
military members and their families. Below are examples of USO of Hampton Roads programs and activities:
family outreach
Fatherhood Conference
The USO of Hampton Roads in partnership with the
Joint Services Military Fatherhood Committee sponsors
a free one-day conference to reinforce the crucial role
military fathers have in the lives of their children. USO of
Hampton Roads hosts a BBQ dinner and entertainment
for fathers and their families after the conference.
Kids Day at Ft. Monroe
Kid’s Day is an annual event that takes place each
August at Ft. Monroe to celebrate being a military
dependent child. The day is centered on children’s
activities and includes games and face painting.
USO of Hampton Roads is a proud sponsor of this Ft.
Monroe event.
Military Appreciation Dependents Cruise
Dependents of deployed service personnel are offered
a cruise onboard the Spirit of Norfolk. The families
are provided the cruise, meal, and entertainment
compliments of Spirit Cruises.
USO Support Groups
USOHR Affiliate Location Centers provide a safe
place for Family Support Groups to host meetings
and activities. Currently, the USOHR Affiliate Location
Centers at the AMC Terminal, Ft. Eustis and Little Creek
host meetings for over 20 support groups. In addition
to providing a location for these meetings, USOHR
Affiliate Location Center Directors are frequent guest
speakers at support groups providing information
and referral to military and their families.
Information and Referral
USO of Hampton Roads provides a link between the military
and civilian community. Information services are available
and provide: community welcome packets, maps, travel
brochures, cultural information, entertainment, hotel/motel
and restaurant listings, social service programs, as well as
information on all local services and programs offered by the
surrounding military installations. USOHR also provides referrals
and follow-up services for those needing future assistance.
Mobile Outreach
Staff and volunteers visit community events, shopping centers,
military bases, and other locations on request, to provide and
distribute information about USOHR programs and services
and other Hampton Roads family-support agencies.
Orientation
USO of Hampton Roads regularly attends military orientations
for personnel reporting to local military installations.
USOHR Website
The USOHR website is a valuable resource that provides
information to the military and local community about USOHR
programs and services. The website also highlights the monthly
newsletter that provides updates, center activities, and military
specials and recognizes individuals and organizations for their
support of the USOHR. Individuals interested in volunteering
with the USO of Hampton Roads can visit the website to fill out
an online volunteer application form. www.usohr.org.
We
Celebrate
the
Military
Child
USOHR Emergency Lodging
With the generous support of private hotels/motels
in the area, short-term lodging may be provided for
military members and their families on an emergency
basis.
(Services & programs)
Information & Referral
Kids Day at Fort Monroe
family outreach
We Build Futures. . .
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in the behavioral health care industry. We provide a full continuum
of behavioral health care to children, adolescents and adults via
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a totally integrated delivery system. We offer employees a
talented individuals
for positions in:
dynamic and active learning environment, an excellent
benefits program and unlimited career growth. For more
COUNSELING
information on career opportunities with ABS, please
visit us on the web at www.absfirst.com
NURSING
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIAL WORK
THERAPY
EDUCATION
Alternative Behavioral Services
ABS is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action and Drug Free Workplace
Foster Hope.
Exceptional Family Member Day
Each year the USOHR and Paramount’s Kings Dominion offers a day of fun for military
families who have children with serious or life threatening illnesses and children who are
wheelchair bound. Through the USO and the parks’ staff, with the support of the Joint Military
Exceptional Family Member Committee, arrangements are made for free admission into
the Park, medical staff to be on hand, handicap accessibility to rides and a group picnic.
You can give hope to a child in crisis by
giving him or her a temporary home. Our
community has an immediate need for
all types of foster treatment homes. If you
can offer a stable, caring environment
for a neglected or abused child or teen,
please call first Home Care for more
information. You’ll be fostering hope in a
child - and in our community.
Richmond 3805 Cutshaw Ave. Suite 112
Richmond, VA 23230 Phone 804-358-8737
Northern Virginia 5515 Cherokee Ave. Suite 400
Alexandria, VA 22312 Phone 703-914-0182
Tidewater 1634 London Blvd.
Portsmouth, VA 23704 Phone 757-393-7211
Eastern Shore 32370 Lankford Highway
Painter, VA 23420 Phone 757-442-4590
Be a Foster Parent.
Fort Eustis Spouse
Appreciation Day
Each spring the USO sponsors
a Spouse Appreciation Day
at Ft. Eustis.
The event is a
carnival-like atmosphere with
plenty of food and fun.
Alternative Behavioral Services
The Pines Residential Treatment Center
www.absfirst.com
The Kempsville Campus of The Pines Residential Treatment
Center in Norfolk, VA provides a nurturing and safe
setting to address the comprehensive mental health
needs of emotionally disturbed children and adolescents
diagnosed with psychiatric illness. Our Tricarecertified Child and Adolescent Programs for males and females,
ages 5 to 18 are designed to offer a range of developmentally
appropriate therapies, accredited educational services, and
prescribed therapeutic activities including individual, family and
group therapy. For more information contact our Centralized
Admissions Office at 1-877-227-7000
quality of life
Adopt-A-Serviceperson
For over 18 years the USO of
Hampton Roads has offered
the “Adopt-A-Serviceperson”
program during Thanksgiving
to provide a “home for the
holiday” atmosphere for
single soldiers who cannot
be with their loved ones
during this time of year.
This USOHR program pairs
host families throughout
Hampton Roads with single
military
service
personnel
to spend Thanksgiving Day
together. During the Christmas
season, USOHR also works with
host families to provide some
holiday cheer by “adopting”
military families in
need.
USOHR Holiday Party
The USO of Hampton
Roads
produces
an
annual holiday party and
provides food, games,
and entertainment for all
military families in the
Hampton Roads area.
Family members of
deployed
military
personnel have the
opportunity to record
video messages to loved
ones after the party. The
holiday party and the
recorded messages are
sent on video to bring
comfort and a piece of
home to deployed units
overseas.
Hampton/
USOHR
Summer
Concert
Series
Military Appreciation Day at The Virginia Zoo
As part of the yearly Fleet Week festivities in Hampton Roads,
USOHR and the Virginia Zoo honor all active duty military and their
families by providing free admission to the Zoo, children’s games,
inflatable rides and military demonstrations. USOHR also sponsors
a special children’s show each year. Past performances have
included The Magic School Bus, Franklin the Turtle and Garfield.
Flightline Canteen
USO of Hampton Roads operates a Flightline Canteen at Langley
Air Force Base for all military that deploy in support of overseas
operations such as “Operation Enduring Freedom.”
Working in
partnership
with the City
of Hampton
and Hampton
Chevrolet, USO
of Hampton Roads
hosts a variety of concerts
throughout the summer
months at Fort Monroe,
Langley Air Force Base and
in the City of Hampton.
Mobile Canteen
United Way Day of Caring
The kick off day for the United Way/CFC Campaign brings the USOHR
together with the community to help those in need. Each year the USOHR
staff and volunteers spend the day with patients at the local VA Hospital in
Hampton hosting a picnic, playing games and providing entertainment
to bring a “touch of home” to those who once served this great nation.
In 2003 The USO of Hampton
Roads received a grant from
the Norfolk Foundation to
purchase a mobile canteen
to provide support to the
military and their families at
homecomings, deployments
and USOHR special events.
On September 9th, USOHR
deployed its mobile canteen
to Mobile, Alabama to
offer a “touch of home” to
military families affected by
Hurricane Katrina and military
members aiding in Hurricane
Katrina relief efforts.
quality of life
Special Events
USOHR Invitational Golf
Tournament
The USOHR hosts an annual golf tournament
the second weekend in August. Prominent
businessmen join Flag and General officers
for a 3-day weekend of golf.
LPGA Golf Tournament
(Michelob Light)
The USO of Hampton Roads provides over
250 military volunteers to aid in the LPGA
golf tournament. In return for our services
provided, the USOHR receives a charitable
donation.
Memorial Day Patriotic Festival
The USO of Hampton Roads in partnership with the Hampton Roads
Chamber of Commerce and the City of Virginia Beach will host its
Second Annual Military Salute to the Armed Services at the Virginia
Beach Oceanfront on Memorial Day Weekend 2006. Events will
include national entertainment, a classic USO show, military static
displays and military flyovers throughout the weekend.
Special Events
Virginia Beach Bike Classic
The Virginia Beach Bike Classic is an annual
event that takes place the first weekend in
May. Motorcyclists and motorcycle enthusiasts come together to enjoy
concerts, food and entertainment and to raise funds for charity. The USO of Hampton
Roads provides volunteers for the event, and in return, has been the beneficiary of the
majority of the proceeds raised throughout the week.
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 19 Need the ease and flexibility of distance
learning but not looking forward to traveling 250 miles to
use the campus library?
Old Dominion University has several sites across Hampton Roads
and other distance learning programs to assist you with your higher
education needs, including our main campus in Norfolk.
Access to our student support services, athletic events and
state-of-the-art library is right at your front door.
Virginia Beach Bike Classic, 2005
Old Dominion University is affiliated with Troops to Teachers and the
Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) network. Additionally,
ODU's nationally acclaimed Military Career Transition Program offers
servicemembers and spouses an alternative route to becoming a
teacher. Visit our website at www.odu.edu for more information.
Let us show you how we’re changing the
way you think about education!
REO Speedwagon Concert at Ft. Monroe, 2005
Main Campus/Norfolk
757-683-3685
Dam Neck
757-492-8109
Fort Eustis
757-722-8543
Fort Monroe
757-722-8543
NAB Little Creek
757-363-3885
NAS Oceana
757-491-5109
757-440-4015
Langley AFB
757-722-8543
Wallop’s Island
757-824-0763
Old Dominion University ʌ admissions.odu.edu
Name ________________________________________
Street Address _____________________________________
City ____________________
State _______ Zip __________
Email Address ___________________________________________
Field of Study ___________________________________________
Please send to:
Old Dominion University
Office of Admissions
108 Rollins Hall
Norfolk, VA 23529
(military resources)
Child Developm
Fort Eustis
757-878-1317
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
757-953-5550
Fort Monroe
757-788-2611
757-444-7361
Fort Story
757-422-7665
Naval Support Activity Norfolk
757-421-8204
Langley Air Force Base
757-764-0648
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown
757-887-4711
Naval Air Station Oceana
757-433-2637
NWS Yorktown Cheatham Annex
757-887-4711
Ft. Eustis
757-878-3294
NAS Oceana Dam Neck Annex
757-492-6602
757-492-6369
U.S. Coast Guard Training Center
Yorktown
757-483-8614
Ft. Monroe
757-788-3595
Naval Amphibious Base
Little Creek
757-462-7427
Atlantic Area 5th Coast
Guard DistrictPortsmouth
757-483-8669
Ft. Story
757-422-7413
Langley AFB
757-764-3449
757-433-3164
NAS Oceana Dam Neck
Annex
757-492-8683
Centers
Little Creek
757-462-7868
( military resources)
ChapelS
Naval Medical Center
Portsmouth
757-953-6873
757-444-3379
757-421-8739/757-421-8266
Naval Weapons Station
Yorktown
757-887-4733
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 23 ( military resources)
Army
Commissaries & Exchanges
Navy’s Supervisor of Shipbuilding
Conversion & Repair (SUBSHIP)
Ft. Eustis
Commissary:
757-887-0293
Huntington Hall Mini Mart:
Ft. Monroe
Exchange:
757-722-0794
Ft. Story
Exchange:
Norfolk Naval Shipyard - Portsmourth
(Scott’s Center)
757-425-0001
Commissary:
Exhange:
757-380-7854
757-393-1776
757-391-3440
Exchange:
757-766-1282/0373
Surface Combat Systems Center,
Wallops Island
Commissary:
757-764-4194
Mini Exchange:
Langley Shoppette: (Bethel Manor)
757-865-1048
US Coast Guard ICS Portsmouth
Mini Exchange:
US Coast Guard Training Center YorKtown
Commissary:
757-428-2931
Exchange:
757-425-4200/4260
Mini Exchange:
Mini Shoppette:
Navy Exchange
Mini-Mart: 757-425-4267
757-856-2153
757-856-2656
Atlantic Area 5th Coast Guard District
Portsmouth
Exchange:
757-483-8690
757-824-2498
757-483-8615
Commissaries & Exchanges
Mini Shoppette: 757-492-6496
Commissary: 757-464-3561
Exchange:
757-363-3202
Exchange:
757-397-5857
Commissary:
Exchange:
757-423-8286
757-440-2000
NSGA Northwest
Mini Shoppette: 757-421-8254
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Family Service Centers
Military Family Emergency
Service Center
1-877-272-7337
24 hour/7 days a week
Peninsula
Fort Eustis
757-878-3339
757-225-4061
NAVY-MARINE RELIEF CORPS
SOCIETY
http://www.nmcrs.org/index.html
NAS Oceana
757-425-5789
Southside
NAS Oceana Dam Neck
757-492-6449
For after hours help
contact the Oceana Office
757-440-1111
he American Red Cross and the military
assistance centers of all branches
provides emergency communication and
financial assistance for military service
members and their families. These
services are available, without charge to
the military personnel and their families,
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For emergency relief funds
please refer to your local family
support center.
Clara Barton
1821-1912
“Angel of the Battlefield,
American Red Cross Founder”
24 hour/7 days a week
AIR FORCE FAMILY
SUPPORT CENTER
757-764-3990
www.langley.af.mil
ARMY COMMUNITY
SERVICE (ACS)
Ft. Eustis
757-878-3638
757-878-0910
www.eustis.army.mil/acs
Ft. Monroe
757-788-3878
www.acsmonroe.org
NAVY FLEET AND FAMILY
SUPPORT CENTER
www.ffscnorva.nay.mil
757-433-2912
NAS Oceana Dam Neck
757-492-7150
Little Creek
757-462-7563
757-444-2102
Ft. Story
757-422-7311
www.eustis.army.mil/acs
Norfolk
757-421-8770
NAVY FLEET AND FAMILY
SUPPORT CENTER
www.ffscnorva.nay.mil
Yorktown
757-887-4606
757-433-2912
Newport News
757-688-6289
NAS Oceana Dam Neck
757-492-7150
757-464-9364
858-953-5697
Emergency Help
757-423-8830
(24 hours/7 days a week)
Norfolk Support Activity (NSA),
Northwest Annex
757-421-8210
757-877-4798
U.S. COAST GUARD WORK LIFE
Integrated Support Command (ISC)
Portsmouth
757-686-4003
www.uscg.mil/mlclant/iscportsmouth
Atlantic Area 5th Coast Guard
District
Portsmouth
757-486-4023
military legal assistance
AIR FORCE
Langley AFB
757-764-3277
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757-878-3705
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757-788-2454
757-788-5742
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Langley AFB
757-764-2962
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433-2912
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Ft. Eustis
757-878-3031
Ft. Monroe
757-788-3616
Ft. Story
757-878-3031/3217
COAST GUARD
U.S. Coast Guard
Training Center
Yorktown
MLC Legal Office
757-628-4192
NAVY
Naval Air Station
Oceana
757-433-2230
NAS Oceana Dam
Neck Annex
Base Restricted
Naval Amphibious
Base
Little Creek
757-462-7224
757-462-4759
Portsmouth
757-953-7518
757-444-7561
Norfolk
757-421-8375
Education Offices
757-462-8279
757-421-8217
757-887-4538
ISC Portsmouth
757-686-4005
Ft. Eustis
757-878-2506
Temporary Lodging
Ft. Monroe
757-788-2129
Ft. Story
757-422-7321
Langley AFB
757-764-5040
Naval Air Station
Oceana
757-433-2195
NAS Oceana
Dam Neck Annex
Referral Office
757-433-3465
757-433-3464
Little Creek
757-462-7448
757-445-2832
Norfolk
757-421-8280
757-821-8281
Yorktown
757-847-7400
800-704-5488
U.S. Coast Guard
Training Center, Yorktown
Cain Hall 757-856-2120
Lafayette Hall 757-856-2318
Ft. Eustis
Newport News
757-878-1110
DSN: 927-1110
Ft. Monroe
Hampton
757-788-3878
DSN: 680-2728
Hampton
757-764-9990
DSN: 574-1110
Housing Referral Office
Yorktown
1-800-576-9329
Atlantic Area
5th Coast Guard District
Portsmouth
757-686-4044
AIR FORCE
Hampton, VA
757-764-5615
DSN: 574-5615
www.langley.af.mil
ARMY
Ft. Eustis
Newport News, VA
757-878-1212
DSN: 927-1212
927-1110
www.eustis
.army.mil
Ft. Lee
DSN: 539-3000
804- 765-3000
www.lee
.army.mil
Ft. Monroe
Hampton, VA
757-788-2000
DSN: 680-2000
www.monroe.army.mil
Ft. Story
Virginia Beach, VA
757-422-7305
DSN: 438-7305
www.eustis.army.mil/fort_story/index.htm
COAST GUARD
Portsmouth
757-398-6231
www.uscg.mil/d5/index.html
Yorktown, VA
757-856-2354/2114 (OOD)
757-856-2314 (Security 24 hours)
www.uscg.mil/tcyorktown/index.shtm
Integrated Support Command (ISC)
Portsmouth
757-686-4002
www.uscg.mil/mlclant/iscportsmouth
Installations
JOINT COMMANDS
U.S. Joint Forces Command
Norfolk, VA
757-836-6555
DSN: 836-6555
www.jfcom.mil
MARINE CORPS
Marine Corps Forces, Atlantic
757-445-4286
www.marforlant.usmc.mil
NAVY
Naval Support Activity Northwest Annex
Chesapeake, VA
757-421-8000
www.nsa-norva.navy.mil/
Northwest%20Annex/index.htm
Yorktown/Cheatham Annex
Yorktown, VA
757-887-4000
DSN: 953-4545
http://www.nor.fisc.navy.mil/home/
CAX.html
Navy’s Supervisor of Shipbuilding
Conversion & Repair
(SUPSHIP)
Newport News (OOD)
757-328-1877
Portsmouth (OOD)
757-396-3736
757-396-2265
Surface Combat Systems Center
Wallops Island, Virginia
757-824-1692
www.scsc.navy.mil
Joint Systems Integration
Command
Suffolk, VA
757-836-6555
DSN: 836-6555
www.jfcom.mil/about
/com_jsic.htm
Virginia Beach, VA
757-433-2366
DSN: 433-2366
www.nasoceana.navy.mil
Virginia Beach, VA
757-433-6234
DSN: 433-6234
www.fctclant.navy.mil/index.
html
Naval Amphibious Base Little
Creek
Virginia Beach, VA
757-462-7385
DSN: 680-7385
www.nablc.navy.mil
Installations
Portsmouth, VA
757-953-5000
www-nmcp.med.navy.mil/index.
asp
Norfolk, VA
757-396-3000
DSN: 961-3000
www.navstanorva.navy.mil
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 33 Friend of the USO.
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721 Lakefront Commons, Suite 101,
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Coast Guard
Building 46, USCG RTC, Yorktown
Coliseum
1055 West Mercury Blvd., Hampton
Denbigh
12644 Jefferson Ave., Newport News
Hayes
2330 York Crossing Drive, Hayes
NASA
Building 1310, NASA LaRC, Hampton
Oyster Point
11742 Jefferson Ave., Newport News
Poquoson
415 Wythe Creek Road, Poquoson
Warwick
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Williamsburg
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AIR FORCE
Langley AFB, Hampton
1st Medical Hospital Group
Emergency Room: 757-764-5800
Pharmacy: 757-764-3784
Patient Affairs: 757-764-6833
ARMY
COAST GUARD
Coast Guard Integrated Support
Command, Portsmouth
Health Services Clinic: 757-483-8596
Coast Guard Station, Yorktown
Pharmacy: 757-856-2562
Refills: 638-2490
NAVY
Medical Cent
Little Creek, NAB, Norfolk
Joel T. Boone Clinic
On Base Ambulance: 757-462-7968
Pharmacy: 757-314-7388
Pharmacy Refills: 757-953-6337
Fort Eustis, Newport News
McDonald Army Hospital
Information: 757-314-7500
Pharmacy: 757-314-7938
NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach
Ambulance: 757-433-2221
Fort Monroe, Hampton
Pharmacy: 757-314-8005/6
Naval Hospital, Portsmouth
Base Ambulance: 757-953-7832
Off Base Ambulance: 757-953-SAVE
Non-urgent patient transfer: 757- 953-5637
Pharmacy: 757-953-5546
Fort Story, Virginia Beach
Ambulance: 757-422-7822
& Services
Medical Centers & Services
Naval Station Norfolk Sewells Point Clinic
Ambulance: 757-444-2647
Ambulance: 757-887-4911
Pharmacy: 757-314-6121
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NAVY
www.nsa-norva.navy.mil
757-433-3301
Little Creek
757-462-8403
AIR FORCE
(Outdoor Recreation)
757-764-7170
ARMY
Ft. Eustis
757-878-3694
www.eustismwr.com
Ft. Monroe
757-788-2491
www.monroemwr.com
COAST GUARD
U.S. Coast Guard
Training Center
Yorktown
757-856-2009
http://www.uscg.mil/tcyorktown/Support/MWR/index.shtm
Portsmouth
757-638-2715
Ft. Story
757-422-7472
www.eustismwr.com
Portsmouth
757-953-5095
Morale, Welfare & Recreation
757-444-3830
Norfolk
757-421-8260
757-421-8264
Yorktown
757-887-4233
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 39 (Eastern Shore)
On behalf of the Eastern Shore of
Virginia Chamber of Commerce, Welcome
to the Eastern Shore of Virginia!
he Eastern Shore of Virginia extends 70 miles
as a peninsula from the Maryland line on the
North, to Cape Charles in the South. Capt.
John Smith is quoted in describing the Eastern
Shore of Virginia with the words, “Heaven and
earth never agreed better to frame a place for
man’s…habitation.”
It has more than 128,000 acres of woodland, 143,000 acres of
tidal marsh and 263 square miles of water. This eye-catching
peninsula is intertwined with salty bays and tidal creeks that are
breath taking.
Education
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
E.S. Community College
Melfa VA
757-789-1789
Northampton County,
Virginia Cooperative Extension
Exmore, VA
757-414-0731
Melfa, VA
757-787-5590
Our Chamber is honored to serve the entire Eastern Shore
of Virginia with over 650 members in our organization. Our
Mission states “The Eastern Shore of Virginia Chamber of
Commerce is a member driven organization that represents
the business, professional, agricultural, seafood, tourism, and
community interests that advance economic and civic wellbeing through private sector enterprise with a foundation built
upon providing value for our member’s investment.”
We hope that you are able to enjoy all that the Eastern Shore
has to offer. If our Chamber can be of any assistance, please
contact us. We have many resources for anyone visiting or
moving to the area. We also invite you to share in the Chamber’s
commitment to this region as a great place to both live and
work.
Sincerely,
Robie Marsh
Vice President of Marketing/Membership
(Eastern Shore)
Welcome
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Accomack County Public Schools
Accomack, VA
757-787-5754
Broadwater Academy
Exmore, VA
757-442-9041
Northampton County Public Schools
Machipongo, VA
757-678-5151
Onley Preschool
Onancock, VA
757-787-1867
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 41 (Eastern Shore)
Assateague Island National Seashore
8586 Beach Road
Chincoteague, VA
757-336-6577
www.assateagueisland.com
Eastern Shore Railway Museum
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
PO Box 135
Parksley, VA
757-665-7245
www.chincoteaguechamber.com/i-rail.html
Chincoteague, VA
757-336-6122
www.fws.gov/northeast/chinco
Island Aquarium
8162 Landmark Plaza
Chincoteague, VA
757-336-2212
www.assateague.com/aquarium.html
The
The Great Blue Heron is one of
Assateague’s largest birds.
H & H Pharmacy
Madox Blvd.
Chincoteague, VA
757-336-3115
best known animals of
Chincoteague are the shaggy-coated
ponies. These ponies inspired the 1948
Newbery Honor Book written by
Marguerite Henry called “Misty of
Chincoteague.” Some people believe
these ponies are wild descendants of
horses brought to the New World on
Spanish Galleons.
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Salisbury Centre Mall
U.S. Route 13
Salisbury MD
(Eastern Shore)
NASA
Visitors Center
Wallops F light Facility
Bldg J-17
Wallops Island, VA
757-824-2298
The Exmore Outlet Center
Country Kids
Exmore, VA
757-442-6143
Walmart Super Center
2132 Old Snow Hill
Pocomoke City, MD
410-957-9600
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 43 (Hampton roads)
The Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce
is honored to serve the southeastern region of
Virginia known by the name Hampton Roads. As
the 31st largest Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)
in the United States, we are located where the
James, Nansemond and Elizabeth rivers meet the
Chesapeake Bay.
Hampton Roads is home to over 1.5 million people
who maintain close socio/economic ties among
our eighteen cities and counties. They include the
communities of Chesapeake, Franklin, Hampton,
Newport News, Norfolk, Poquoson, Portsmouth,
Suffolk, Virginia Beach, and Williamsburg; and the
counties of Gloucester, Isle of Wight, James City,
Mathews, Southampton, Surry, and York; and the
county of Currituck in North Carolina.
The name “Hampton Roads” is a nautical term
meaning protected anchorage or a safe harbor.
For more than 200 years, Hampton Roads’ ports
have served as a beacon for shipping interests and
mariners worldwide.
Designated in the late 17th century as the world’s
largest natural harbor, Hampton Roads is the
birthplace of Colonial America at Jamestown,
merging centuries of history with rich culture,
beautiful waterfront landscapes, livable communities,
modern technology, economic prosperity, a thriving
maritime, and a strong military presence.
Whether you are visiting or reside here, we hope
you will take advantage of all Hampton Roads has
to offer. We invite you to share in the Chamber’s
commitment to this region as a great place to both
live and work.
Public School
Virginia Peninsula
Chamber Of Commerce
The mission of the Virginia Peninsula Chamber of
Commerce is “To advocate and support the economic
and business interest of the Virginia Peninsula and
the Region.” Today’s business environment is a
composite of the old and the new philosophies.
Technological advances are reshaping the way
business views the world at large. One fact remains
certain, the most successful businesses are those that
are willing to be visionary and to make changes. The
Chamber provides opportunities to aid the business
community in its growth and development.
The Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
is the voice of business for the greater Virginia
Peninsula. It’s dedicated to fostering a healthy
business environment and to enhancing the quality
of life.
In today’s competitive marketplace, taking advantage
of the programs and services targeted to business
owners and decision makers is an additional pathway
to success. Involvement is the key to getting a return
on your Chamber membership dollars. There
are more than 30 committees operating under the
Chamber umbrella.
REGISTRATION & INFORMATION
School
Website
Phone Number
Chesapeake Public Schools http://eclipse.cps.k12.va.us/ 757-482-1221
Gloucester Public Schools
http://gets.gc.k12.va.us
804-693-5300
Hampton Public Schools
http://www.sbo.hampton.k12.va.us 757-727-2000
Isle of Wight County Schools
http://www.iwcs.k12.va.us
757-357-4393
Newport News Public Schools
http://www.sbo.nn.k12.va.us 757-591-4545
Norfolk Public Schools
http://www.nps.k12.va.us
757-628-3830
Portsmouth City Public Schools
http://pps.k12.va.us
757-393-8751
Poquoson City Public Schools
http://www.sbo.poquoson.k12.va.us 757-868-3055
Suffolk Public Schools
http://www.sps.k12.va.us
757-925-6750
Sincerely,
Virginia Beach City Public Schools
http://www.vbschools.com
757-263-1000
John A. Hornbeck, Jr., CCE
President and CEO
Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce
Williamsburg-James City County http://www.wjcc.k12.va.us
757-253-6777
York County School Division
http://www.yorkcountyschools.org 757-893-0300
(Hampton roads)
welcome to hampton roads!
Data from Charles L. French/School Liaison
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 45 (Hampton roads)
Embry-Riddle
Aeronautical University
NAS Norfolk, NAS Oceana,
Fort Eustis & Langley Campus
Southside 757-440-5078
Peninsula (Ft. Eustis) 757-887-0980
LAFB 757-764-2662
www.embryriddle.edu
Florida Institute of Technology
NAS Norfolk, Fort Story,
Fort Eustis & Fort Monroe Campus
Ft. Eustis 757-887-2488
Newport News/
Williamsburg Airport
757-872-6700
www.fit.edu
Averett University
Tidewater Campus 757- 497-0438
Peninsula Campus 757- 873-5551
www.averett.edu
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
757-221-4223
www.wm.edu
Bryant Stratton College
757-499-7900
www.bryantstratton.edu
ECPI College of Technology
Virginia Beach 757-490-9090
Hampton Campus 757-838-9191
www.ecpi.edu
Christopher Newport University
Newport News
757- 594-7015
www.cnu.edu
George Washington University
757-269-4949
www.gwu.edu
Hampton University
Hampton 757-727-5328
Langley 757-766-1369
Newport News/Williamsburg
Airport 757-872-6700
www.hamptonu.edu
St. Leo University
Little Creek, Naval Station Norfolk,
Fort Monroe & Langley AFB
Campus
Peninsula 757-887-1166
www.saintleo.edu
ITT Technical Institute
Norfolk 757-466-1260
www.itt-tech.edu
Johnson/Wales College of
Culinary Arts
Norfolk 757-853-3508
www.jwu.edu
Troy State University
Naval Station Norfolk, Little Creek,
Dam Neck, Oceana,
Ft. Monroe & Newport News/
Williamsburg
Airport Campus
Ft. Eustis 757-878-2083
LAFB 757-764-4658
Ft. Monroe 757-788-5742
www.tsufl.edu
Tidewater Community College
Portsmouth, Virginia Beach,
Chesapeake, Norfolk
and Fort Story Campus
757-822-1000
www.tcc.edu
Norfolk State University
Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Campus
757-823-8600, ext. 1
www.nsu.edu
Thomas Nelson Community
College, Hampton
757-825-2700
www.tncc.edu
Norfolk, Virginia Beach &
Portsmouth Campus
757-683-3000
www.odu.edu
Tidewater Community College
Portsmouth, Virginia Beach,
Chesapeake, Norfolk &
Ft. Story Campus 757-822-1000
www.tcc.edu
Regent University
Virginia Beach 757-226-4550
www.regent.edu
Learn from
yesterday, live for
today, hope for
tomorrow. The
important thing is not
to stop questioning.
Albert Einstein
Strayer University
Newport News 757-873-3100
Chesapeake 757-547-6060
www.strayer.edu
(Hampton roads)
University of Virginia
Virginia Beach
757-552-1890
www.virginia.edu
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University
Virginia Beach
757-363-3930
www.vt.edu
Virginia Wesleyan University
Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Campus
757-455-3208
757-455-3263 (Adult Night Class)
www.vwc.edu
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 47 Hampton
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Lynnhaven Mall
701 Lynnhaven Pkwy.
757-340-9340
www.lynnhavenmall.com
Pembroke Mall
Virginia Beach & Independence Blvd.
757-497-6255
www.pembrokemall.com
Military Circle Mall
Military Highway &
Virginia Beach Boulevard
757-461-1940
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MacArthur Center
300 Monticello Ave.
757-627-6000
www.shopmacarthur.com
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(Hampton roads)
Shopping highlights
The Palace Shops in Ghent
301 W. 21st Street
757-622-9999
www.palaceshops.com
Waterside Market Place
333 Waterside Dr.
757-627-3300
www.watersidemarketplace.com
(Hampton roads)
Shopping highlights
WILLIAMSBURG
HAMPTON
CHESAPEAKE
Chesapeake Square Mall
Portsmouth Blvd. & Taylor Rd.
757-488-9636
www.chesapeake-square.com
Greenbrier Mall
Greenbrier Pkwy.
757-424-7100
www.shopgreenbriar.com
Merchant’s Square
402 W. Duke of Gloucester Street
757-220-7747
www.merchantsquare.org
Coliseum Mall
1800 W. Mercury Blvd.
757-838-1505
www.coliseummall.com
B
PORTSMOUTH
Olde Towne Shops and Antiques
High Street
NEWPORT NEWS
Patrick Henry Mall
12300 Jefferson Ave.
757-249-4305
www.shoppatrickhenry.com
SUFFOLK
Planter’s Retail Store
308 W. Washington St.
757-539-4411
Prime Outlets
5715-62A Richmond Rd., Williamsburg
757-565-0702.
www.primeoutlets.com
Williamsburg Pottery Factory
Route 60, Williamsburg
757-564-3326
www.visitwilliamsburg.com
/williamsburg_pottery_factory_website.htm
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 51 (sight seeing)
HAMPTON
Buckroe Beach and Park
End of Pembroke Avenue
757-850-5134
Bordering the Chesapeake Bay, Buckroe Beach
offers eight acres of family-friendly sandy beach, a
playground for children, picnic shelters with tables
and grills by reservation, a great walking and bike
path, a Bark Park, and spacious car park area.
Beach chair, umbrella, kayak and paddelcraft
rentals are available to make your stay at Buckroe
Beach completely convenient and enjoyable.
Buckroe Beach Bark Park
Second Street
757-727-8311
No leashes, just wide-open fun! The Bark Park is
definitely THE place to be for area canines and their
owners. The ¾ acre enclosure offers guests plenty
of room to play and socialize. First time visitors to the
park must register with Park Staff before entering
the park. To register dogs must have current proof
of: Animal registration with City of Hampton or area
of residence. Current record of Rabies, Bordetella,
Parvo, & Canine Dystemper vaccinations. Puppies
must be at least 4 months of age.
CHESAPEAKE
Chesapeake Arboretum
624 Oak Grove Rd.
757-382-7060
With a primary objective to further community awareness
of trees, plants and shrubs of our environment, the
arboretum also encourages conservation of historic,
champion, rare and endangered species of trees and
plant life. The site consists of many 150 to 200 year old
trees with species including Oak, Pine, Maple, Beech,
Dogwood, Poplar, Pawpaw, Gum and Eastern White
Pine.
Fun Forest
500 Greenbrier Road
757-382-6411
Fun Forest is the ultimate children’s playground,
imagination center and family adventure area!
The playground has an older children’s area which
encourages gross motor-skill development and features
a dragon, three-way underground telephone, shaky
bridge, dolphin tunnel slide, and many more challenges
for the older child. The science and learning area
teaches mathematics and science while children have
fun playing with mirrors, whisper dishes, and a planet
walk. The toddler playground invites little ones to steer a
plane or truck, swing, slide and more.
Grandview Nature Preserve
Beach Rd. & State Park Dr.
757-727-6347
This pristine 578-acre preserve and estuary on the
Chesapeake Bay is ideal for wildlife observations,
hiking and bird watching. It includes 2 1/2 miles of
secluded bay-front beach.
Sandy Bottom Bark Park
1255 Big Bethel Road
757-825-4657
First Time visitors must register with Park Staff before
entering the park. To register dogs must have
current proof of animal registration with City of
Hampton or area of residence Current record of
Rabies, Bordetella, Parvo, & Canine Dystemper
vaccinations. Puppies must be at least 4 months
of age. Cost is $10.00 for the first dog in household
and $5.00 for each additional dog in household;
this is a one year membership from the date of
purchase.
NEWPORT NEWS
Christopher Newport Park
2500 West Avenue
757-926-8451
Urban park with memorials to Collis P. Huntington,
founder of Newport News Shipbuilding. Site of the
Congress-Cumberland Overlook, commemorating
the Civil War battle of these two Union Ships and
the Confederate ironclad, the Monitor.
NORFOLK
Norfolk Botanical Garden
6700 Azalea Garden Road
757-441-5830
A 155-acre garden with miles of walkways and
countless flowers, trees, shrubs, and more. Walk the
pathways, or take a tour on a tram or boat. Hours
are 9 a.m. until dusk daily.
Colonial Place/Riverview Dog Park
Colonial Place & Riverview
757-622-6635
First fully fenced dog park in Norfolk. Toys and
frisbees are scattered around the park for the dogs
to play with. There are two dispensers with bags
to dispose of dog waste. Within the fenced area
dog owners are not required to have their dog on a
leash as long as certain other rules are obeyed. All
dogs must have rabies and city registration tags.
Ocean View Park
100 W. Ocean View Ave.
757-441-2149
Ocean View Park offers visitors an attractive
gazebo, picnic tables, a bathhouse and parking,
conveniently located on the sandy shores of the
Chesapeake Bay.
Town Point Park
Waterside Drive
757-441-2345
Located on the downtown waterfront, adjacent to
Nauticus and The Waterside, Town Point Park is host
to more than 100 days of free special events each
year. The lineup includes a regular Friday-afterwork concert series, Norfolk’s annual Harborfest
celebration, the Bayou Boogaloo & Cajun Food
Festival, the Town Point Jazz and Blues Festival, the
Virginia Children’s Festival, the Town Point Virginia
Wine Festival and many other fun family events.
Events in Town Point Park are produced by Norfolk
Festevents, Ltd. on behalf of the City of Norfolk.
SUFFOLK
Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge
3100 Desert Road
757-986-3705
The Great Dismal is one of few remaining American
wildernesses. With 111,000 acres to explore, visitors
enjoy birdwatching, biking, boating, fishing,
hiking, kayaking and hunting. Home to black bear,
bobcat, river otter and over 200 species of birds, the
Swamp provides adventure for all ages. Featured
site of the National Underground Railroad Network
to Freedom Program. Tours available through the
Suffolk Visitor Center.
(sight seeing)
Bennetts Creek Park and Boat Ramp
Shoulder’s Hill Road
757-923-2360
This 50-acre park offers two free boat ramps, a
playground, tennis courts, restrooms, covered
shelters, a nature trail, open fields, and a
handicapped accessible fishing and crabbing
pier.
Lone Star Lakes Park
1 Bob House Parkway
757-255-4308
Over 1,000 acres with eleven lakes for fresh water
fishing, nature trails, picnic areas, playground,
horse trail, archery range, crabbing, and model
airplane flying field. Open daily.
Sleepy Hole Park and Golf Course
4700 Sleepy Hole Rd.
757- 538-4100
This 66-acre park, located off Sleepy Hole Road
on the Nansemond River, offers an 18-hole golf
course, a variety of natural areas, open spaces,
and breathtaking views, trails, a 30-acre lake,
12 picnic shelters, playground and restrooms.
VIRGINIA BEACH
Bay Lab - Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center
First Landing State Park
2500 Shore Drive
757-425-FISH
The Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center
brings the Chesapeake Bay ashore to visitors in Bay
Lab, a hands-on educational laboratory in Virginia
Beach’s First Landing State Park, located at 2500 Shore
Drive. The $1.6 million, 2,500 square-foot visitor and
education facility houses a wet lab filled with aquariums,
touch tanks, and powerful microscopes. Year-round
programming at the lab and in-the-field explorations
provide opportunities to “be a scientist” for a day.
City View Park
2073 Kempsville Rd.
757-479-0106
City View Park is a 43 acre park located near Centerville
Turnpike. Facilities include 4 state-of-the art lighted
softball fields, 1 multi-purpose field, playgrounds,
picnic shelters, basketball courts, volleyball courts,
horseshoe pits, walking trails, restrooms and concessions.
False Cape State Park
4001 Sandpiper Rd.
757-426-3657
One of few remaining undeveloped areas along the
Atlantic coast, False Cape offers a chance to experience
nature in a one-of-a kind setting. A huge migratory bird
population and a variety of wildlife, plants and trees make
the park an outdoor classroom. The park is accessible
only by foot, bicycle, beach transporter, tram or boat.
First Landing State Park
2500 Shore Drive
757-412-2300
On April 26, 1607, 100 English settlers landed here and
established the first elective government in English
America before pushing up the James River to establish
Jamestown. The park offers a chance to explore a
unique habitat featuring lagoons, large cypress trees
and rare plants. More than 19 miles of hiking trails wind
through the natural area, and guided kayak ecological
tours allow exploration of the marshes and bays. Climatecontrolled cabins, campsites, picnic areas, boat ramps,
kayak rentals, and a bicycle trail are also available.
Great Neck Park
2513 Shorehaven Drive
757-496-6735
Great Neck Park is a 70 acre district park located in the
Lynnhaven District. Facilities include four baseball fields
with clay infields, one informal softball backstop, five large
group shelters, seven mini-shelters, family picnic tables and
grills, three playgrounds, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts,
and restrooms. Balls, horseshoes and bats may be checked
out of the park office with a driver’s license or other form
of identification. In addition, a gazebo located at the
end of a scenic walkway overlooks the Lynnhaven River.
Little Island Fishing Pier
3820 S. Sandpiper Rd.
757-426-7200
The Little Island Fishing Pier is open 7 days a week.
Operating Dates and Times are April 15th to October 31st
from 5:30am to 11pm and November 1st to March 31st
from 7:00am to 5:00pm. The pier is closed for maintenance
from April 1st to the 14th. Spectators and those wishing to
fish from the pier may purchase a 1 day ticket for $3.00.
Children who are under 9 years of age and accompanied
by an adult are permitted on the pier at no charge.
Lynnhaven Boat Ramp & Beach Facility
3576 Piedmont Circle
757-460-7590
The newest boat ramp in Virginia Beach features 4
concrete boat launch lanes with associated temporary
mooring areas, canoe/kayak launch area, car with boat
trailer parking spaces, lighting, restrooms with shower and
foot rinse areas, changing areas, car parking for beach
access, an information kiosk, vending machines and a
walkway (under the Lesner Bridge) to the Ocean Park
Beach Area on the Chesapeake Bay. Boat launch fees are:
$5.00 for those with a Virginia Saltwater Fishing license and
$10 for those without a Virginia Saltwater Fishing license.
Mount Trashmore Park
310 Edwin Drive
757-473-5237
Mount Trashmore Park is 165 acres. The mountain is
60 ft. high and over 800 ft. long, and was created by
compacting layers of solid waste and clean soil. The
park is open from 7:30am to sunset. Facilities include four
large and many small picnic shelters, playground areas, a
basketball court, four volleyball areas, parking, a walking
trail, vending machines, and restrooms. The park features
two lakes, Lake Windsor located along South Blvd., is
brackish water fed by Thalia Creek. Fishing is allowed. Lake
Trashmore located along Edwin Dr, is fresh water and is
stocked with fish. No private boats are allowed on this lake.
North Landing River Natural Area
End of Blackwater Road
757-925-2318
This is Virginia’s largest natural area preserve. It is almost
entirely comprised of wetland communities, five of which
are rare in Virginia. This unique wetland community and
the forested swamps and freshwater tidal marshes of
the lower North Landing River support at least 11 rare
species of plants and animals. The area also provides
important habitat for breeding and wintering waterfowl.
The preserve is open year-round; facilities include
parking, a boardwalk trail to the Alton’s Creek canoe
launch, a canoe trail with interpretive guide and map,
wildlife viewing platform, and interpretive signs. The North
Landing River provides excellent canoeing opportunities
and breath-taking scenery. Please call before visiting.
WILLIAMSBURG
Gardens, Parks & recreation
Waller Mill Dog Park
901 Airport Road
757-259-3778
Dog owners now have a place to let their dogs
run off-leash at the Waller Mill Dog Park on Airport
Road. James City County and Williamsburg
worked together to build the park. County and
City residents may register and pay $10 per year
for the first dog and $5 for each additional dog.
The daily fee for non-residents is $2.
York River State Park
5526 Riverview Road
757-566-8523
This park is known for it’s rare and delicate
estuarine environment, where fresh water
and saltwater meet to create a habitat rich
in marine and plant life. Taskinas Creek and
the surrounding marsh are designated as a
Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research
Reserve. Activities and the visitor center focus
on the history, use and preservation of the York
River and its marshes. Main activities are hiking,
boating, fishing and picnicking.
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B U R E A U
(sight seeing)
HAMPTON
The Casemate Museum
Fort Monroe
757-727-3391
Highlights include exhibits which trace the history of the
largest stone fort ever built in this country. An emphasis is
placed on the importance Fort Monroe held during the
Civil War.
Virginia Air & Space Center
600 Settlers Landing Rd.
757-727-0900
This is the official visitor center for NASA Langley Research
Center. Highlights include many rare NASA artifacts,
including a moon rock. More than 100 space exhibits,
numerous full-sized aircraft, and a five-story IMAX theater
can be found.
The Cousteau Society
710 Settlers Landing Road
757-722-9300
Opened in the Spring of 2003, this downtown waterfront
location is the US headquarters for the Cousteau Society.
The Gallery displays world-renowned photography,
models of the Alcyone and the Calypso, as well as
artifacts from past Cousteau expeditions.
Hampton University Museum
Hampton University Campus
Huntington Building
757-727-5308
Highlights include a world-renowned collection of African
art and an exceptional African-American fine arts
collection. Other components of the museum include
traditional Native American and Asian and Pacific Island
art in addition to objects relating to the history of the
institution.
Charles H. Taylor Arts Museum
4205 Victoria Blvd.
757-722-2787
The Charles H. Taylor Arts Center is one of the most
familiar sites in downtown Hampton. Built in 1925 the
building served as Hampton’s public library for over
60 years. After careful renovation and restoration, the
building now presents changing exhibitions of the best of
local, regional, and national artists, as well as classes for
children and adults.
CHESAPEAKE
Chesapeake Planetarium
300 Cedar Rd.
757-547-0153
The planetarium’s sky theater consists of a hemispherical
dome ceiling and a Spitz sky planetarium projector. A
complex mechanical apparatus moves the projection
instrument in such a way that it accurately reproduces
the natural changes that occur in the heavens. A number
of auxiliary special effects projectors are available to
demonstrate such phenomena as auroras, comets,
lightning, and the solar system as viewed from space.
Shows are 8 p.m. each Thursday. Free admission.
Portlock Galleries at SoNo
3815 Bainbridge Blvd.
757-502-4901
This free contemporary art gallery and visitors center,
Chesapeake’s newest attraction, is located in the heart
of Chesapeake’s historic district and features artwork by
local and regional artists.
Fort Wool
757-727-1102
The island fortress at the mouth of Hampton Roads harbor
was active during the Civil War, World War I and World
War II. An overview of the fort’s history is provided aboard
the Miss Hampton II harbor tour.
(sight seeing)
JAMES CITY COUNTY
Historic Jamestowne
757-898-2410
www.historicjamestowne.org
The site of the first permanent English settlement in the New
World is gearing up for the 400th anniversary of its founding
in 1607. Three buildings, including a new visitor’s centre,
are currently under construction, and transportation
enhancements are being tested. Archeological work to
uncover the original fort also continues.
Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown
Victory Center
757-253-4838
www.historyisfun.org
Gallery exhibits describe events that led to Jamestown’s
founding and the colony’s first century.
Historical
interpretation brings to life early 17th century Virginia at
a re-created Powhatan Indian village; reproductions
of the three ships that transported English colonists to
Virginia in 1607; a representation of the colonists’ fort; and
a riverfront discovery area that reflects traditions of the
cultures that converged at Jamestown.
Museums & H
Peninsula Fine Arts Center
101 Museum Dr.
757-596-8175
The Center is a community arts facility that promotes
education and appreciation of the arts. Exhibits change
approximately every two months and feature art of local,
regional, and national interest, touring collections of
historical and contemporary works.
ric Sites
T here were 428 Bald
Eagle territories
occupied in Virginia
in 2004. On the
James River there
are currently
98 breeding
pairs. Despite
the damage
Hurricane Isabel
caused in 2004,
the Eagles are
thriving here! For
more information
on where to see
them go to
http://www.
virginia.org
U.S. Army Transportation Museum
Bldg. 300/Besson Hall
Ft. Eustis
757-878-1115
Visitors can explore more than 200 years of Army
transportation history including miniatures, dioramas,
experimental models and video presentations with
authentic World War II footage.
Virginia Living Museum
524 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.
757-595-1900
“Go Wild” at this unique combination of a native wildlife
park, science museum, aquarium, botanical preserve
and planetarium. Hours vary.
NEWPORT NEWS
Endview Plantation
362 Yorktown Rd.
757-887-1862
Built circa 1769, Endview was used by Major General
Thomas Nelson Jr.’s Virginia militia as a resting place on
September 28, 1781 en route to Yorktown. The house saw
service as a hospital during the Civil War for both Union
and Confederate soldiers and over 120 Confederate
soldiers are buried nearby.
Lee Hall Mansion
163 Yorktown Rd.
757-888-3371
www.leehall.org
Gens.
John
Magruder
and
Joseph
Johnston
commandeered the 3-year-old mansion as a Confederate
headquarters during the 1862 Peninsula Campaign.
Today costumed docents conduct history-filled tours of
seven antique-filled rooms.
The Mariners’ Museum
100 Museum Drive
757-596-2222
www.mariner.org
The museum’s unrivaled collection includes figureheads,
antique navigational instruments, working steam
engines, artifacts from the USS Monitor and the nationally
famous Crabtree Collection of Miniature Ships. Historical
interpreters on weekends. Located in a beautifully
landscaped 550 acre park.
Virginia War Museum
9285 Warwick Blvd.
757-247-8523
American military history from 1775 to the present is
highlighted through uniforms, insignias, vehicles, weapons,
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The Newsome House Museum & Cultural Center
2803 Oak Ave.
757-247-2360
www.newsomehouse.org
The restored 1899 home of the African-American attorney
J. Thomas Newsome and his wife Mary Winfield Newsome.
He was a respected attorney, journalist, churchman and
civic leader and a member of the postwar Civil War south’s
new urban African-American middle class. His elegant
Queen Anne residence served as the hub of the local
black community from which he led the fight for social
justice within Virginia. Listed on the Virginia Landmarks
Register, the National Register of Historic Places and
Recipient of a 1992 National Historic Preservation Award.
accommodations and service. We invite you to visit our hotels to
meet our staff, check out such amenities as an indoor swimming
pool, banquet and meeting rooms, reception facilities, catering
menus, fitness centers and all the special attractions that make us the
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800-841-1112
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800-223-0404
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NORFOLK
Sites
The Chrysler Museum
245 W. Olney Rd.
757-664-6200
Home to more than 30,000 pieces including one of the
world’s largest glass collections. See works by Renoir,
Matisse, Gaugin and more. Hours: Wed.10 am-9 pm,
Thurs.-Sat. 10 am-5 pm, Sun. 1-5 pm.
General Douglas MacArthur Memorial
Bank Street & City Hall Avenue
Located in Norfolk’s restored 1850 city hall, the museum
traces the life and career of Gen. Douglas MacArthur,
the controversial war hero who chose Norfolk as his final
resting place. Mon.-Sat. 10am - 5 pm, Sun. 11am-5pm.
Hampton Roads Naval Museum
One Waterside Dr.
757-322-2987
Located inside Nauticus, exhibits include naval artifacts,
nautical prints, and military memorabilia honoring the
home of the world’s largest concentration of naval
operations.
Battleship Wisconsin
757-322-2987
Berthed next to Nauticus - The National Maritime Center,
the battleship is the Hampton Roads Naval Museum’s
largest artifact. Explore the deck of one of the largest and
last battleships ever built by the U.S. Navy. Open Memorial
Day-Labor Day; Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm., Sun. 10am.-5pm.
Main deck tours are free.
Moses Myer’s House
331 Bank St.
757-333-6283
www.chrysler.org
One of America’s first millionaires and Norfolk’s first
permanent Jewish settler built this elegant Federal period
home in 1792. The collection also boasts artwork by Gilbert
Stuart, Thomas Sully, John Wesley Jarvis and many other
noted American artists.
Nauticus - The National Maritime Center
One Waterside Dr.
757-664-1000
A fun and exciting interactive science and
technology center exploring the power of
the sea. Hours are 10am -7pm daily.
Each spring between
5,000 - 10,000 sea
turtles enter the
Chesapeake Bay for
summer foraging. In
October the turtles
leave the Bay and
head south.
SUFFOLK
VIRGINIA BEACH
Nansemond Indian Museum
6068 Godwin Blvd.
757- 255-7001
The Nansemond Indians originally lived along the
Nansemond River and were part of the empire ruled by
Chief Powhatan (father of Pocohontas). The museum
exhibits crafts, jewelry, clothing, books and historical
artifacts. Touch-tables and special programs for children.
Open Mon.-Fri. 10am-1:30pm, Sat.10am-2pm.
PORTSMOUTH
Children’s Museum of Virginia
221 High St.
757-393-5258
www.childrensmuseum.va.com
The state’s largest children’s museum, offering more
than 90 hands-on exhibits, temporary rotating exhibits,
a planetarium and a $1 million antique toy and train
collection.
Courthouse Galleries
420 High St.
757-393-8543
The gallery features temporary exhibitions of national
and international artists.
Lightship Museum
Water & London Streets
757-393-8741
This restored lightship, a National Historic
Landmark, was commissioned in 1915
to guide ships through treacherous waters.
Open weekends only: Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun. 1-5pm.
$3.00 fee includes admittance to the Portsmouth
Naval Shipyard Museum.
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum
2 High St.
757-393-8591
This museum honors the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, a
government-owned shipyard in Portsmouth and
the oldest shipyard in the country. Memorabilia
includes uniforms, cannonballs, models of ships,
and a piece of the CSS Virginia (Merrimac).
Open Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun.1- 5pm.
Museum of Military History
701 Court St.
757-393-2773
A collection of uniforms, weapons and
memorabilia that spans every war in the
nation’s history. Open Sun. 12pm - 5pm,
Thur. - Sat. 10am -5pm.
Riddick’s Folly House Museum
510 N. Main St.
757-934-1390
Riddick’s Folly House Museum (1837) is registered with
the Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission, the National
Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Civil War Trails.
During the Civil War, this Greek-Revival mansion served as
headquarters for the Union and features the preserved
graffiti of the Union soldiers. The Museum has changing
exhibits throughout the year, a permanent Governor
Mills Godwin exhibit and a Suffolk Peanut industry
exhibit. Regular children’s programs and creative
workshops available. Open Wed.- Fri. 10am- 5pm, Sun.
1pm- 5pm.
Shooting Star Art Gallery
118 North Main Street
757- 934-0855
The Shooting Star Gallery features photography,
conservation framing, fines arts and crafts
by regional and National artists, soaps
and candles, and photo restoration.
Open: Tues. -Sat., 10am - 5pm.
Suffolk Museum
118 Bosley Avenue
757-923-2371
As a community partner of the Virginia Museum of
Fine Arts, this museum offers changing art exhibits,
concert series, artists’ demonstrations, and array
of art classes. Open Tues. through Sat. 10am5pm, Sun. 1pm-5pm.
Suffolk Seaboard Station Railroad Museum
326 North Main Street
757-923-4750
The restored Main Street Station displays a
two-room HO-scale model of Suffolk in 1907.
Railroad memorabilia and gift shop. This
museum offers children story times and
family-friendly events. Open Wed.-Sat.
10am-4pm Sun. 1pm-4pm.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel
Route 13
757-331-2960
It’s one of the seven man-made wonders of the world.
The 17.6-mile bridge-tunnel connects Virginia Beach and
the Eastern Shore. $12 Toll each way.
Old Coast Guard Station
24th & Atlantic Ave.
757-422-1587
www.oldcoastguardstation.com
Housed in an historic 1903 Life-Saving/Coast Guard
Station, this museum chronicles the Life-Saving Service,
Coast Guard and shipwrecks off the Virginia Coast.
Cape Henry Lighthouse
Fort Story
757-422-9421
It’s the oldest government-built
lighthouse in America, dating to
1791, and the traditional symbol
of Virginia Beach. Open for tours.
The new Cape Henry Lighthouse
built in 1881 is the tallest fully
enclosed lighthouse in the
country.
(sight seeing)
Museums & Hist
First Landing Cross
Fort Story
757-422-9421
This cross marks the area where
America’s first English settlers
touched shore in the New World
on April 26, 1607 - thirteen years
before the Pilgrims landed at
Plymouth Rock.
Francis Land House
3131 Virginia Beach Blvd.
757-431-4000
An
18th-century
plantation
home. Costumed guides lead
you through the exhibits, period
furnishings and gardens at this
gracious plantation.
Lynnhaven House
4405 Wishart Rd.
757-460-1688
www.apva.org
Charming brick house circa 1725,
lovely grounds, period furniture,
and gift shop. Costumed docents
interpret the life of the Thelaballs,
the family that build this home.
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The Historic Area of Colonial
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public
buildings,
and
outbuildings
that
have
been
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home of Mr. and Mrs. John D.
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Watermen’s Museum
757-887-2641
www.watermens.org
This attraction on the York
River in Yorktown preserves
the heritage of Chesapeake
Bay watermen by interpreting
their culture and their
contributions to the region.
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Muscarelle Museum of Art
757-221-2710
www.wm.edu/muscarelle
This museum at the College
of William and Mary features
3,500 paintings, sculptures
and other works of art.
Presidents Park
211 Watercountry Parkway
800-588-4327
www.presidentspark.org
Yorktown Battlefield
757-898-2410
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Colonial
National
Historical
Park
preserves
the
battlefield
where
Gen.
Charles
Cornwallis
surrendered to Gen. George
Washington to end the
Revolutionary War. The park
also features a museum and
several historic homes in the
village of Yorktown.
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THEME PARKS Colonial Downs Parkway
New Kent County
757-838-7762
www.colonialdowns.com
Nestled in woods outside of New Kent and just off Interstate
64, the track stands about an hour-and-a-half from
downtown Norfolk. Season – Flat racing runs June and July,
trotters October and most of November.
Busch Gardens
Route 60,
Williamsburg
1-800-343-7946
www.bushgardens.com
NORFOLK ADMIRALS
Scope Arena
201 E. Brambleton Ave. , Scope Arena, Norfolk, VA
757-640-1212
www.norfolkadmirals.com
Member the American Hockey League,
top affiliate of the National Hockey League’s Chicago Blackhawks.
Season – Oct. 15 - April 2005
NORFOLK TIDES
150 Park Ave, Harbor Park
Norfolk, VA
757-622-2222
www.norfolktides.com
Long-time member of the Triple-A International League as
the top farm team of the New York Mets. Season – From
early April through August, followed by playoffs.
LANGLEY SPEEDWAY
3165 N. Armistead Ave.
Norfolk, VA
757-865-1100
www.langleyspeedway.com
Late Model Sportsman racing, also Grand Stocks, MiniTrucks, Legends, super Streak and Super 4’s, Pro 6 and UCar. American Race Truck Division competition is held on
alternate Saturdays. Season – Early March through early
October on Saturdays, except for dates when Richmond
Winston-Cup racing is held.
VIRGINIA BEACH MARINERS
2181 Landstown Rd.
Virginia Beach Sportsplex
Virginia Beach, VA
757-430-9800, Ext 235
An A League 2nd Division entry under the Major League
Soccer umbrella. Season – April through August, with
playoffs in September.
Water Country USA
Route 199 off I-64
Williamsburg
757-229-9300
1-800-343-7946
Great Wolf Lodge
1-800-551-Wolf (9653)
www.williamsburg
.greatwolflodge.com
Sports & Recreation
Paramount’s Kings
Dominion
I-95 at exit 98, Richmond
804-876-5000
Peninsula SPCA &
Petting Zoo
523 J.Clyde Morris Blvd.
Newport News
757-595-1399
The Virginia Zoo
3500 Granby Street
757-441-2706
Ocean Breeze Fun Park
849 General Booth Blvd.
Virginia Beach
757-422-4444
PUBLIC GOLF COURSES
MILITARY GOLF COURSES
PENINSULA
The Colonial Golf Club
Route 603
Williamsburg, VA
757-566-1600
PENINSULA
Dear Cove
Cheatham
Annex
757-887-6539
Williamsburg National
3700 Centerville Road
Williamsburg, VA
757-258-9642
SOUTHSIDE
Cahoon Plantation
1501 Cedar Roads
Chesapeake, VA
757-436-2775
Hell’s Point Golf Club
2700 Atwoodtown Rd.
Virginia Beach, VA
757-721-3400
Heron Ridge
2973 Heron Ridge Dr.
Virginia Beach, VA
757-426-3800
River Front Golf Club
5200 River Club Drive
Suffolk, VA
757-484-2200
Sleepy Hole
Golf Course
4700 Sleepy Hole Rd.
Suffolk, VA 23435
757-538-4100
Tournament
Players Club
2500 Tournament Dr.
Virginia Beach, VA
757-563-9440
Making a new friend in the aviary at Busch Gardens
Eaglewood
Golf Course
Langley AFB
Hampton
757-764-4547
Holly Oaks
Naval Weapons
Station Yorktown
757-887-6536
(Theme parks & Golf)
Sports & Recreation
The Pines
Ft. Eustis
Newport News
757-878-2965
SOUTHSIDE
Aero Pines
NAS Oceana
Virginia Beach
757-433-2866
Eagle Haven
Little Creek NAB
Norfolk
757-462-8526
USOHR Invitational Golf Tournament
Sewells Point
Naval Station
Norfolk
757-444-5572
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 65 (quick reference)
Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles
1-800-435-5137
8190 Roanoke Ave., Hampton
12912 Jefferson Ave.,
Newport News
www.dmv.state.va.us
Effective Safety Inspection Certificates - Vehicles
registered in states having safety inspection laws must
display current safety inspection stickers, either from
the state of registration or Virginia. Safety inspections in
Virginia are required annually and cost around $15.
DMV Hours
8:30am - 5:30pm M-F
AUTO REGISTRATION
Out-Of-State Registration: Non-resident active-duty
members of the Armed Forces and their family members
ages 16 or older may drive with either their home-state or
Virginia license plates. Military non-residents of Virginia
wishing to obtain a Virginia title, plates, and registration
will be required to obtain a city decal. The $15-$25
charge for the decal may be waived if the automobile
is registered in the name of the military member alone.
In order to obtain the waiver and the decal, the active
duty person must submit one of the following: a current
Leave and Earnings Statement (LES), a copy of the
prior year’s income tax return, or a letter from his/her
command to the city treasurer’s office.
VIRGINIA DRIVER’S LICENSE: If you are an active-duty
member of the Armed Forces and stationed in Virginia,
you, your spouse and dependent children who are 16
years of age or older may drive with a valid driver’s
license issued by your home state or country. Vehicles
registered in your name may be driven with valid out-ofstate license plates. If you choose to register your vehicle
in Virginia, you do not have to obtain a Virginia driver’s
license. Note: Your spouse and dependent children, if
gainfully employed in Virginia, will be required to obtain
a Virginia driver’s license.
Virginia Registration: If you do register your vehicle
in Virginia, you must do this through a local Division
of Motor Vehicles (DMV). You must obtain a Virginia
driver’s license within 30 days of moving into Virginia.
Virginia license plates cost from $30+, depending upon
the vehicle.
Before you can register a vehicle in Virginia, you must
certify the vehicle is covered by the minimum insurance
requirements compliance with the Virginia Motor
Vehicle Responsibility Act. The insurance must cover
the vehicle and the driver. Your insurance carrier must
be authorized to transact business in Virginia.
ID Base Stickers: Due to the current security posture,
base stickers are required to enter all military bases. The
following documents must be presented to receive a
base sticker: valid driver’s license, current registration,
proof of insurance, vehicle inspection and military
identification card. The phone number to the Pass and
ID Office is 757-322-2978.
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration
1-800-638-8347
www.mva.state.md.us/
Automobiles must pass inspection at any authorized
service station. Vehicle registration at any Maryland
Motor Vehicle Administration Office. County Stickers
are not required in Maryland.
F M R A D I O S TAT I O N S
92.3
WSRV
92.1
WCDG
91.5
WYCS
90.3
WHRO
89.5
WHRV
WFOS
88.7
98.7
99.1
99.7 101.3
102.9
10 4.5
105.3
106.1 106.9
WNVZ
107.9
WWBR
WJCD
WAFX
WKCK
WKUS
WOWI
WWDE
WYFI
WXGM
WNOR
107.7
WROX
96.1
WVKL
95.7
WPTE
94.9
WXEZ
94.1
WYPA
93.7
WWSO
92.9
Data:
Dominion
M e d i a
Se r v i c e s , C o .’s
Comprehensive
Media Guide for
Virginia/DC
(2005)
T V S TAT I O N S
WTKR
TV 3
CBS
Norfolk
WAVY
TV 10
NBC
Portsmouth
WVEC
TV 13
ABC
Norfolk
WHRO
TV 15
PBS
Norfolk
WGNT
TV 27
UPN
Portsmouth
WTVZ
TV 33
WB
Norfolk
WVBT
TV 43
FOX
Portsmouth
WPXV
TV 49
PAX
Portsmouth
Data: Dominion Media Services, Co.’s
Comprehensive Media Guide for Virginia/DC (2005)
Speciality & Acute Care Hospitals
a c u t e c a r e h o sp i ta l s
Hospital
Location
Phone #
Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
Norfolk
757-668-3000
Riverside Regional Medical Center
Newport News
757-594-2000
Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital
Virginia Beach
757-395-8000
Chesapeake General Hospital
Chesapeake
757-312-6109
Bon Secours Maryview Hospital
Portsmouth
757-398-2200
Sentara Leigh Hospital
Norfolk
757-466-6000
Sentara Careplex Hospital (Hampton)
Hampton
757-736-1000
Bon Secours DePaul Medical Center
Norfolk
757-889-3378
Sentara Williamsburg Community Hospital
Williamsburg
757-259-6000
Louise Obicic Memorial Hospital
Suffolk
757-934-4607
Bon Secours Mary Immaculate Hospital
Newport News
757-886-6000
Sentara Bayside Hospital
Virginia Beach
757-363-6100
Riverside Walter Reed Hospital
Gloucester
804-693-8800
sp e c i a l i t y h o sp i ta l s
Hospital
Location
Phone #
Speciality
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughter
Norfolk
757-668-7000
Pediatric
Riverside Rehabilitation Institute
Newport News
757-928-8000
Rehabilitation
Riverside Behavioral Health Center
Hampton
757-827-3670
Psychiatric
Virginia Beach Psychiatric Center
Virginia Beach
757-627-5433
Psychiatric
Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital
Norfolk
757-461-5001
Transitional
Hospital for Extended Recovery
Norfolk
1-800-Sentara
Transitional
Portsmouth
757-953-5000
Navy Personnel
Veteran Affairs Medical Center
Hampton
757-722-9961
Veterans
Eastern State Hospital
Williamsburg
757-253-5161
Psychiatric
public school
Public School System
Chesapeake
Gloucester County
Hampton
Isle of Wight County
Mathews County
Newport News
Norfolk
Poquoson
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Surry County
Virginia Beach
Williamsburg/
James City
County
York County
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Schools
Fully
Accredited
44
9
35
8
3
41
49
4
21
18
3
80
41
9
28
7
3
31
36
4
7
11
2
79
12
19
346
1,806
12
19
289
1,548
Data: Virginia Department of Education (2004-2005 school year)
(quick reference)
DMV, Driver’s License & MEDIA
population data
Percent
Enrollment
Accreditied
93
100
80
88
100
76
73
100
33
61
67
99
40,265
6,149
22,938
5,167
1,263
33,122
36,285
2,596
15,843
13,722
1,123
75,515
100
100
84
86
9,402
12,374
275,764
1,204,808
POPULATION BY LOCALITY
Locality
Chesapeake
Gloucester Co.
Hampton
Isle of Wight Co.
James City Co.
Mathews Co.
Newport News
Norfolk
Poquoson
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Surry County
Virginia Beach
Williamsburg
York Co.
2000
2004
199,184
34,780
146,437
29,728
48,102
9,207
180,150
234,403
11,566
100,565
63,677
6,829
425,257
11,998
56,297
214,725
37,262
145,951
32,774
55,502
9,226
181,913
237,835
11,700
99,291
76,586
6,970
440,098
11,465
60,885
*estimate for July 1, 2004, Data: U.S. Census Bureau
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 67 (quick reference)
Quilt Show,
Gloucester
Annual Juried Photography Exhibit, Suffolk
2
3
Month
February February
March
March/April
April
April
April
April
April
April
April/May
May
May
May
May
May
May/June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
July
July
July
July
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
4
5
6
7
8
Singing at the Patiotic Festival, Virginia Beach
Event
Reflections of African-Americans
Antique Show and Sale
Battle of Hampton Roads Weekend
Annual Juried Photography Exhibit
Historic Garden Week in Virginia
Daffodil Festival
Ella Fitzgerald Music Festival
International Azalea Festival
Civil War Weekend in Downtown
Art on the Square
Virginia Arts Festival
Chesapeake Jubilee
Jamestown Day
AF’RAM Festival
Gosport Arts Festival
Patriotic Festival
Greek Festival
American Indian Festival
Hampton Jazz Festival
Gwynn’s Island Festival
Summer Celebration Wine Festival
Norfolk Harborfest
Cingular Bayou Boogaloo
And Cajun Food Festival
Boardwalk Art Show and Festival
TodiMusicFest
Pork, Peanut and Pine Festival
Mid-Atlantic Hermit Crab Challenge
Virginia Shakespeare Festival
Symphony Under the Stars
County Fair
Hampton Cup Regatta
James City County Fair
Seawall Art Show
Nansemond Indian Tribal Pow-Wow
East Coast Surfing Championships
Location
Chesapeake
Suffolk
Newport News
Suffolk
region wide
Gloucester
Newport News
Norfolk
Suffolk
Williamsburg
Norfolk
Chesapeake
Jamestown Island
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Newport News
Chesapeake
Hampton
Mathews County
Newport News
Norfolk
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Portsmouth
Surry
Virginia Beach
Williamsburg
Chesapeake
Gloucester
Hampton
James City County
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Virginia Beach
9
Month
September
September
September
September
September
September
September
September
September
September
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
November
November
November
November Nov/Dec
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
10
11
12
Event
Chesapeake Fine Arts & Craft Festival
Guinea Jubilee
Quilt Show
Mathews Market Days Festival
Revolutionary War Re-enactment
Virginia In-Water Boat Expo
Umoja Festival
Neptune Wine Festival
Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon
Verizon Wireless American Music Festival
Bark in the Park
Black Powder & Paint
Historical Weekend
Haunted Trail at Beaverdam Park
Pig Jig Pork Festival
Fall Festival of Folklife
Port Warwick Sculpture & Art
Festival
Cingular Town Point
Virginia Wine Festival
Poquoson Seafood Festival
Olde Town Ghostwalk
Suffolk’s Peanut Fest
Driver Day’s Fall Festival
An Occasion for the Arts
Howl-O-Scream
Yorktown Day (October 19)
Chesapeake Heritage Arts Festival
Open Studio Tour
Artful Giving-Unique Gifts
for the Holidays
Olde Towne Arts & Antiques
Open House
Holiday Lights at the Beach
Citizens’ Holiday Parade and Main Street Open House
Christmas in Smithfield
Celebration in Lights
Winter Wonderland:
The Coleman Nursery Collection
Holiday Parade
Grand Illumination
Yorktown Celebrates Christmas,
A Colonial Christmas
Location
Chesapeake
Gloucester
Gloucester
Mathews County
Newport News
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach
Chesapeake
Gloucester
Gloucester
Isle of Wight
Newport News
Newport News
(quick reference)
Festivals & Events
Norfolk
Poquoson
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Suffolk
Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Chesapeake
Mathews County
Newport News
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
Gloucester
Isle of Wight
Newport News
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Williamsburg
Yorktown
*Data: Area convention and visitors bureaus and individual sites
USO of Hampton Roads 2006 Military Guide 69 10/20/05 - Navy Lt. j.g. Tracey
Mackey signals the launch of an
E-2C Hawkeye aircraft from the
catapult on the flight deck of the
aircraft carrier USS Enterprise
(CVN 65). Enterprise and
embarked Carrier Air Wing 1 are
underway in the Atlantic Ocean
conducting carrier qualifications
DoD photo by Petty Officer 3rd
Class Rob Gaston (Released)
www.usohr.org
09/27/05 - Friends and family
members welcome home the
USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) as the
ship returns to Naval Station
Norfolk, Va., Sept. 27, 2005,
after successfully completing a
deployment in support of the
war on terror. (U.S. Navy photo
by Photographer’s Mate 1st Class
Gregory A Roberts) (Released)

2006-2007 MILITARY GUIDE TO HAMPTON ROADS

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