17 narrated audio stories from across Bedford County — hidden history, true crime, food legends, and local lore from its towns, landmarks, and back roads.
Legacy Museum of African American History
A museum gathers the Black history local monuments often leave out.
Buford's Tavern
A historic tavern, a famous pamphlet, and the stubborn difference between legend and proof.
Peaks of Otter
How rugged mountain life helped conceal illicit distilling near the Peaks of Otter.
Elks National Home
How Bedford became home to the Elks’ national retirement community.
Bedford Museum & Genealogical Library
A place where Bedford’s people, records, and streets meet.
Avenel
A preserved Bedford house keeps early domestic history in public view.
Flat Top Manor
A mountain manor that turned status into scenery, then opened its doors to everyone.
Bower Center for the Arts
A former elementary school becomes Bedford’s living home for art and performance.
Poplar Forest
An architectural retreat shaped by solitude, geometry, and contradiction.
Flat Top Manor
How Flat Top Manor opened a once-private mountain world to the public.
Bedford city
A small Virginia community took an unusual path through local government.
Booker T. Washington National Monument
At the farm where slavery shaped the first chapter of a national figure.
Booker T. Washington National Monument
A birthplace landscape that reveals lives shaped by labor, family, and survival.
National D-Day Memorial
A small town’s losses helped shape a national place of remembrance.
Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest
A plantation retreat, transformed and restored across generations.
National D-Day Memorial
A small Virginia town gave national form to a day of enormous loss.
Bedford County
How one small Virginia community felt D-Day all at once.
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