Point of Honor

Point of Honor is a historic house and city museum in Lynchburg, Virginia, offering stunning views of the city and the James River. Built by Dr. George Cabell, a friend of Thomas Jefferson, the house has a rich history tied to prominent figures such as Patrick Henry and members of the Langhorne family, including the first woman elected to the British Parliament. The Federal-style mansion, completed in 1815, features unique architectural elements and has been preserved as a museum since 1978, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers interested in American history and architecture.