A permanent fixture on Court Square, the spring house has seen the many changes of Harrisonburg. Supplied by a tributary flowing into the Shenandoah River, this spring is ...

In the 1730s, a settler named Thomas Harrison traveled from New York to the area that would eventually become Harrisonburg. In 1750 Harrison left his legacy by building the first permanent structure in the area.  This structure, known as the Thomas Harrison House, is culturally and historically significant.  As a relic from colonial Virginia, the home ...

Bridgeforth stadium, home of the James Madison University Dukes football team, was built in 1975 and named after William E. Bridgeforth, a former member of the JMU Board of Visitors. It originally had a capacity of approximately 5,200 and after two large phases of renovations and expansions, can now hold a capacity of approximately 25,000. ...