There are two Social Security offices on the Peninsula--one in Newport News and one in Hampton…read more Over the years, things have changed a lot with what you can and can't do as a walk-in, so it's best to double-check before you go. Just a heads-up: when you come in, you'll go through security. They will frisk you and let you know what items aren't allowed inside. Keep that in mind so you're not caught off guard.

The only thing that could be done better is the difference between the time date on the invitation…read moreand the security. The security guard says come back in fourteen minutes...but arrived 29 minutes before the appointment...letter says no more than 30. Otherwise the whole process took less than half an hour and treated very professionally and courteously by the staff. Bravo!

Everyone was very friendly and helpful…read more By the time you get in the premises, you 'll be welcomed with warm smile. I come 10 minutes earlier prior to my appointment and they directly approach me of what I needed. Fast and efficient service. Good luck and more power.

all the ladies in the Hampton VA office on Roanoke ave are super nice but the tall guy that handles…read morefingerprints is an complete ass. He is rude and arrogant, he needs customer service training.

I went to renew my driver's license with all documents that were required . I divorced in 1994…read more However, DMV requested a copy of my marriage license. As a female this is unfair. This process should also include men. Men have name changes too. Now I have to pay for a copy of my marriage license in addition to a charge to get a license with the star* I feel that changes should be made to those guidelines. This isn't fair to females. DMV should give a discount when I reapply for a license to board an airplane.

Great service, even when the item is a returned item. Been shopping at the PX since 1973!read more

what a joke of a business center. Two times this terrible business center returned an order through…read moreshopmyexchange online only to state reorder again. an all AAFES can do is regurgitate the same piss poor language that Dan Piss Poor Danieldistribution center tells them. It's a BBQ grill they can contact warnickcw@aafes.com and get the details on my grill order that this place can't get their act together to deliver. I'm sure Chris will remember the details. Dan Daniels DC

The headquarters of the surface force type commander. Responsible for the man-train-equip functions…read moreof the surface fleet.

I have been visiting this location for a handful of years now since the tolls went into effect I…read morebelieve in 2020 maybe sooner not 100% sure. But this is the location that's close to me and I come hereto renew my ez pass toll relief every year. Service requested: renew the E-ZPass toll relief which is only accepted in person. Super thankful for the total relief in which you can get 50% off the tolls. Someone as myself and those in my family we go through the toll at least five days throughout the week... The downtown tunnel as well as the Midtown Tunnel and also the high-rise bridge and other areas nearby. The toll relief is a super duper big help as far as saving money for someone that does use the toll regularly. So instead of paying perhaps $5 each day I only pay $2.50 50% off is where it's at The staff in here is pretty friendly and straightforward. I visited this location today... Only one person ahead of me but I was in and out in about 10 minutes so that's always a plus. If you need to take care of any past due bills bills coming up or just need to get it ezpass corresponder or look into the toll relief this is your go-to location. Plenty of parking. It's located in a shopping area so once you leave out you can either go to the grocery store to the right or go to the novelty stores etc. To your left or right. Have fun and enjoy life. ;)

Before I start I would like to say that this review is based solely upon my personal experiences…read moreand my personal experiences alone, so without further ado let's begin!. I came here to renew a contract I have with them to drive my vehicle through their tunnels. This contract has to be renewed every 12 months. I took care of it, now I'm under contract under next year around this time. If you live in certain within certain city limits, and meet other personal requirements, you may be eligible for a discount rate every time you pass through there tunnels. Check out their website for more details!.

Awesome library -- large collection of books, dvd, games. They even have pickle ball rackets you…read morecan check out. Kids programs are excellent as well. We love our library.

The Yorktown Library is a nice community library with open space for finding a book and relaxing…read more They also have a large meeting room with a huge screen for viewing films. Parking is easy to access in their own lot.

This marker is the easternmost on Chesapeake Avenue and has benches and some shade. There is a…read moregreat view of Hampton Roads here and if you're lucky, you might be able to spot some big Navy ships across the way. As such, it is appropriate that the first battle of armored ships took place here. This was history's first duel between ironclad warships and the dawn of a new age of naval warfare. The marker reads, "In Hampton Roads, southward and a mile or two offshore, the Virginia (Merrimac) and the Monitor fought their engagement, March 9, 1862. The day before the Virginia destroyed the Cumberland and Congress, wooden ships of the Union navy." The Merrimack was built in the North. It was a conventional steam frigate that had been captured by the Confederates from the Norfolk navy yard and rechristened the Virginia. Commanded by Commodore Franklin Buchanan and supported by several other Confederate vessels, the Virginia achieved a decisive victory against a Union fleet of wooden warships off on March 8, destroying the sloop Cumberland and the 50-gun frigate Congress while the frigate Minnesota ran aground. The Union ironclad Monitor, under the command of Lieutenant John Worden, arrived the same night. Soon after 8:00am, the Virginia opened fire on the Minnesota, and the Monitor appeared. They passed back and forth on opposite courses. Both crews lacked training; firing was ineffective. The Monitor could fire only once in seven or eight minutes but was faster and more maneuverable than her larger opponent. The Virginia's spectacular success on March 8 had not only marked an end to the day of wooden navies but had also thrilled the South and raised the false hope that the Union blockade might be broken. On May 9, 1862, following the Confederate evacuation of Norfolk, the Virginia was destroyed by its crew. The Monitor was lost during a gale off Cape Hatteras on December 31, 1862. The area hasn't forgotten the battle. The nearby Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel https://www.yelp.com/biz/monitor-merrimac-memorial-bridge-tunnel-newport-news?hrid=gSbDZSSqV3q73SNoT6ma4g was built in 1992 and carries Interstate 664 between Suffolk and Newport News. [Review 18112 overall - 1384 in Virginia - 1634 of 2022.]