Glencoe Mansion, Museum & Gallery: 3 museums in 1!

Glencoe Mansion has something for everyone with a three-in-one museum experience comprised of the House Museum, History Exhibits and Art Gallery. The House Museum tells the story of the Wharton family and their role in Southwest Virginia’s post-Civil War development. Our History Exhibits, both permanent and temporary, explore the history and culture of Radford and the surrounding region. The Art Gallery, with ever-changing exhibits, reveals our region’s current artistic culture. At Glencoe Mansion there is something for everyone to explore!

Historic House Museum

Focusing on the history of the Glencoe Mansion and of the Wharton family

History Exhibits

Exhibits highlighting key individuals and events that have shaped Radford and the region

Art Gallery

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Featuring the works of talented local artists

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Latest Gallery Exhibit

On Display May 3 - June 29 2025

Glencoe Mansion will host the artwork of Sam Linkous from May 3 through June 29. A resident of Blacksburg, Virginia, Sam is a multitalented and versatile fine artist and musician. On paper, Sam creates whimsical and unconventional pieces of art using inks and colors, one at a time, which are never reproduced.

There is an opening reception on Thursday May 8th, from 5:30pm to 7pm. The event is free to attend and suitable for all ages.

Sam Linkous’ inspiration for his current series of art, consisting of watercolor and ink paintings, began in 2020 as a way to provide something colorful and positive to post on his social media page when everything seemed to be negative. Posting his drawings on his Facebook feed, the positive reactions he received encouraged him both to continue drawing and to post daily.

Sam’s current work revolves around flowers that grow in his imagination, but he often incorporates items such as musical instruments, old cars and trucks, churches, and barns, or whatever else comes to mind, all of which represent his imagination and love of color. These works are never reproduced – each item he is showing, which includes framed works, matted works, and greeting cards – are completely one-of-a-kind originals.