Tiny museum that focuses on the history of the town. Think of it as 'local flair'. If you're nearby…read moreand have some free time, it's worth checking out just to see the artifacts on display. They also have periodic history classes or period reenactments (like Colonial cooking classes). Locals who like history should love this place. I ventured here mostly for the Civil War period (Louisa was the sight of the Battle of Trevilian Station, the largest 100% cavalry clash of the Civil War) but they also cover the town's history from the Native American peoples all the way to mid-20th century. While they have maps that show some of the local historic Civil War markers and provide maps, unfortunately there is no 'battlefield' to see :(

From the owner: Experience Louisa County's diverse and storied past at the Sargeant Museum and Heritage Farm. Tour…read morethe museum, research your family, or join us for hands-on living history demonstrations and events!

Nov, 2025. Excellent interaction with CVS Pharmacy today. I needed to have two prescriptions…read morefilled before I was to travel out-of-state for three weeks -- and time was running out. CVS needed to contact my doctor's office to refill the first of the prescriptions as the number of refills had expired. The second Rx was a bit confusing as my doctor had (correctly) submitted a prescription at a lower strength (25 mg vs. 50 mg) than my usual. Before turning the filled prescription over to me, the pharmacist had flagged my account to talk to me before release of the Rx to ensure that the lower dosage was correct. I appreciate both how responsive CVS was to filling my prescriptions before my travel, as well as the attention to safety in ensuring the strength of the medicines prescribed. Also, a shout out to C.J., at the pharmacy register -- who is always friendly and efficient in my interactions with her when picking up prescriptions!

Fake blond in pharmacy was very arrogant. She would benefit from some training in customer service…read moreinteractions, communication, results focus, and empathy. Do better, it's not that hard.

Karen has been my therapist for many years now. She keeps my back in great shape with KORE. I…read morerecommend KORE to anyone who has had an injury to get back in shape and rebalanced.

The Boxley Place is a GEM! An architectural treasure on a lush-n-lovely piece of property with…read morebeautiful, mature trees. Everything was comfortably appointed in the common areas--and there were very nice paintings throughout (and a beautiful Victorian sideboard in the dining room). The really nice breakfast spread made us forget it was just continental. (Fresh berries, Greek yogurt, good bagels, hard-cooked eggs, nice granola ... ) It also made our stay doubly worth the money. Staff was responsive, pleasant, and unobtrusive. As it happened, there were no other guests our night, and so we had the entire place to ourselves and lived like kings. It was SUCH a treat. Staff even left us a couple of slices of delicious quiche, out of which we made a light supper. (It's also good we had the place to ourselves, because: we booked I think the smallest room in the place, and, though there were about 24 inches to sidle around the full size bed, there was nowhere inside our private room to put our bags.) In the evening, we took a stroll down the street and into downtown Louisa, which was very pleasant. My only note is that, personally, I feel the Boxley Place is due for--and deserves--an interior refresh by an excellent professional designer. Just because architecture is historic does not mean furniture should stay stuck in yesteryear. But truly, our stay at the Boxley Place was an unexpected highlight of our trip. Can't say enough about how much we appreciated it.

My husband and girlfriend stayed at the Boxley Place Inn in October 2023 and had a great time. It…read moreis a wonderful secluded place to have an AFFAIR. I don't recommend it if you are the one being cheated on.

The employees were friendly but the pricing and selection is not there. If you're from Richmond…read moreyou're familiar with the standard prices but this one is priced higher on everything with a worse selection. I'm sure occasionally things could be found but due to the higher pricing and worse selection I would personally skip this location.

The Goodwill in Louisa Virginia, has become an undesirable shopping experience: the houseware,…read moretoys/games, art, cookware, electronics and other miscellaneous items are almost non-existent. And the few items that are in the store are way way overpriced. And it would seem to me, the store's customer reps are snappy and rude. The store's layout is very uninspiring, to be honest, it's quite ugly and uninviting. Conclusion: it would stand to reason why the store no longer has much of a selection of housewares and related miscellaneous items, and such would seemingly be due to poor sales of such items, thus those type of items are being shipped to other Goodwill stores. And why does the Louisa Goodwill have poor sales, well, that's obvious, everything is way overpriced. Finial conclusion, it's even more obvious: the existing management at the Louisa Goodwill would seem to sorely lack retail experience and or process any form of retail savviness. Not a pleasant shopping experience at all. It's doubtful I will return to that particular Goodwill store. And what's really a gut punch, the Louisa Goodwill store's pricing is 15 to 20 percent higher than the Goodwill stores in all of the surrounding counties. And, Louisa county isn't known to be a wealthy county, in fact, it's kind of the opposite, and that doesn't reflect any logic whatsoever, but it does reflect extremely poor management.

Inside a 1938 movie theatre that once was segregated is State Climb, a climbing gym open to all…read more Operating as a non-profit, State Climb asks visitors to either join as a member or pay what you can. My friends and I went right when they opened at 3 p.m. on a Friday in October. Here's our experience: 1) Instructions: Two staff members taught us how to tie knots, belay, etc. Once we had the hang of it, they stayed with us to make sure we were climbing safely and/or had any questions. They were great instructors and very personable. 2) Walls: There are four different climbing walls and three ropes. Two walls you can climb without roping in and two others you rope in. (One had an automatic belay machine.) If it's your first time, but you want to climb high, go to the tallest wall and follow the blue markers. 3) Space: It's in the space that was the stage of an old theater. It's kept clean and comes with a training area, restrooms, changing rooms, etc. 4) Staff: When you check in, they give you shoes to climb. (There are cubbies to place your shoes in.) If you didn't sign a waiver online, they'll have you sign when you enter. Every staff person we met was very nice and helpful!

Great climbing, diverse climbs that are changed often. Plenty of challenging climbs but also plenty…read moreof easy ones. High ropes too.