Keystone Grill Marks Six Years of Community and Comfort Food
Local favorite Keystone Grill is celebrating six years of serving hearty meals and building connections in the community.
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Local favorite Keystone Grill is celebrating six years of serving hearty meals and building connections in the community.
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This past July we welcomed 8,500 square feet of miniature model trains and villages at the Keystone Truck & Tractor Museum for the 5th Annual Trains, Trucks & Tractors: Titans of ...

Keystone Grill in Colonial Heights has been named one of USA TODAY’s 2026 Restaurants of the Year. Selected by food journalists from the USA TODAY Network, the family-owned ...

The 2026 calendar is filling up — reserve the Banquet Room or Library Room for birthdays, company gatherings, and special events at Keystone.

Skip the crowded malls — the Keystone Gift Shop has die-cast replicas, signs, apparel, books, puzzles, garden flags, and gift cards.

An annual family pass for just $75 gives a family of four unlimited free admission for a full year of exploration at Keystone.

A beautifully refinished 1947 Greyhound Silversides bus — once the backbone of the post-war fleet — has joined the Keystone collection as a camper conversion.

Meet museum curator Alan "Bones" Stone — the knowledgeable host who helps preserve and share a century of American industrial heritage at Keystone.

The 41st Anniversary Celebration & Exposition was hosted at Keystone, September 13–14, 2025.

On July 19–20 and 26–27, 2025 at Keystone, we had 8,500 square feet of miniature model trains and villages.

Your tax-deductible donations help keep Keystone open for generations to come.

Two event rooms (up to 50 or 300 guests), Keystone Grill catering, ample parking, and overnight RV hookups — a venue with character.

A beautiful 1985 Jeep CJ7 donated by Bobby Conner — lifelong friend of the Jones family from Charlotte Courthouse — has joined the collection.

From hauling lumber in Charlotte Courthouse to founding Abilene Motor Express and building a museum of over 350 machines — the story of Keith Jones.

The Liberty Organization for Veterans and Emergency Responders hosted the L.O.V.E. Ball at Keystone on February 15, 2025.

Celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or milestone with space to decorate — and a museum full of history as the backdrop.

The American Motors Owners Association annual convention brought over 150 cars and 300 participants to Keystone.

A beautiful 1957 Chevrolet has joined the Keystone collection — stop by to see this classic in person.

With more than 400 vehicles and rare memorabilia, Keystone stands as a critical keeper of the machines that built America.