[Alexandria Radio Club Reflector] Cold War Museum Private Tour

[Don (KI4D)]

This is an invitation for a private tour of the  Cold War Museum <http://coldwar.org/>  on February 11th.  As you may recall, the Museum is located at Vint Hill Farms <https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=7172+Lineweaver+Rd%2C+Vint+Hill%2C+VA>  in Warrenton, VA.  My retirement group is booking a private tour that day starting at about 10:00 am.  I have asked the Museum to give an S&T slant to our tour following up on the briefing Mike Washvill gave at a recent ARC monthly meeting. If interested, please email me with your name and you will be added to our visitor list.  After the tour, the group will have lunch at one of the restaurants listed below.  Full details about the visit will follow after we let the Museum know how many will be in the group.

 

73 Don, KI4D 

 

 

As for food, at Vint Hill, the Covert Cafe, a snack bar with sandwiches and burgers is right across the parking lot from the museum. 

 

https://www.covertcafe.com

 

The  Farm Station Cafe, a restaurant with a variety  is located directly behind the museum.  They have a variety of natural and fresh made items on their menu .

 

https://www.farmstationcafe.com/

 

Old Bust Head (OBH) Brewery is right next the the Farm Station Cafe.  They only have beer in the bar area, but they have different food trucks every day so food is available.  The one big advantage is that OBH has bar seating for about 100 people in their bar.

 

https://www.oldbusthead.com/

 

Out on Route 29/211, at the Stonewall Shops Square shopping center, the Bone BBQ is an award winning BBQ restaurant.  If you like BBQ, it is a great place.

 

https://www.thebonebbq.com/ 

 

Finally, if you are looking for a quiet, family style diner, the Northside 29 Restaurant is about 3 miles from Vint Hill on 29/211.  They have a large menu and reasonable prices.  The locals love the place

 

http://northside29.com/