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The land on which Point of Honor stands was once part of a much larger tract that witnessed the passage of time from Monacan Indian campsites located along its ridges to the modern city of Lynchburg. Learn more about the many chapters of Point of Honor’s history through these links:

In 1978, Point of Honor opened to the public. It is now managed by the Lynchburg Museum System and attracts thousands of visitors each year. Visiting Point of Honor. Point of Honor is open for visitors every day except Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

In 1815 Point of Honor was completed. The “Point” in the property’s name refers to the land overlooking the James, but the derivation of “Honor” remains a mystery; there is, for instance, no record of a duel being fought on those grounds.

Point of Honor. Corner of Cabell and A Streets 109 Norwood Street Lynchburg, VA 24504 (434) 455-6226 museum@lynchburgva.gov

The meaning of POINT OF HONOR is a matter seriously affecting one's honor. How to use point of honor in a sentence.

Point of Honor stands on a tract cleared from the wilderness where Monacan Indians once camped, and has been home to some of 19th century Virginia’s most remarkable citizens. Completed in 1815 by Dr. George Cabell, his Federal style mansion overlooking the James River is beautifully restored to the Era of Good Feelings.

Point of Honor is open seven days a week for guided tours, and it offers educational programs based on Virginia’s Standards of Learning. For more information about Point of Honor, please call (434) 455–6226, visit www.PointofHonor.org, or find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (LburgMuse).

Point of Honor will host its annual fall festival Day at the Point on October 7, 2023. Please join us for a special family friendly event that brings together living history, live music, food, and local vendors.