In this video, you’ll tour the elegant rooms of the George Wythe House, renowned Signer of the Declaration of Independence, legal scholar, professor at The College of William and Mary College, and mentor to Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and St. George Tucker. Learn George Wythe’s views on slavery and his support for John Locke’s assertion that all men are naturally born equal and independent.
Welcome to Belmont, the Gari Melchers Home and Studio, one of Virginia’s most beautiful historic house museums and a true hidden gem along the Rappahannock River in Falmouth near Fredericksburg. We explore the late 18th- and 19th-century estate and learn about one of the most influential American painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Step back into early American history with a visit to the boyhood home of Chief Justice John Marshall, one of the most influential figures in the history of the United States Supreme Court. Nestled in the scenic countryside of Fauquier County, this is where Marshall spent his formative years, shaping the ideas that would later define American constitutional law.
Step inside Bassett Hall in Colonial Williamsburg for an immersive tour exploring the house that became the living heart of the Colonial Williamsburg restoration. Built in the 18th century, Bassett Hall is best known as the Williamsburg residence of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, the visionary philanthropists who helped make the preservation of early America possible. This served not only as their private home but as a headquarters for planning one of the most ambitious historic restorations in American history.
Discover the historic Pritchard House at Kernstown Battlefield in Winchester, Virginia—a remarkable Civil War landmark that brings the past to life. In this video tour, we explore the architecture, history, and wartime stories behind one of the Shenandoah Valley’s most significant surviving homes.
The Jackson House was the only home ever owned by Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson. Here we explore the preserved rooms where Jackson lived with his wife Mary Anna Jackson, examine furnishings and artifacts, and uncover daily life on the eve of the American Civil War.
Step inside the Patsy Cline Historic House Museum in Winchester, Virginia, and experience the early life of one of country music’s greatest legends! 🎶 In this video, we’ll explore the carefully restored 1940s home filled with authentic furnishings, vintage décor, and personal memorabilia that tell the story of Patsy’s journey from a small-town girl to a country music icon. Learn about her roots in Winchester, her family life, and how her talent shaped the sound of classic country and Nashville music.
Take a tour of historic Long Branch Plantation in White Post, Virginia, a stunning Federal-style/Greek Revival mansion with sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Built by Robert Carter Burwell in the early 1800s, Long Branch is a masterpiece of architecture and history, featuring original design details, period rooms, and centuries of fascinating stories. Learn how Benjamin Latrobe influenced the design and how it was saved from rapid deterioration in the late 20th century by Harry Z. Isaacs, a successful clothier and horse breeder.
Join us on a guided tour of the historic General Daniel Morgan House in Winchester, Virginia. This beautifully preserved home once belonged to Revolutionary War hero General Daniel Morgan, best known for his brilliant leadership at the Battle of Cowpens in 1781 — a decisive victory that helped secure America’s independence.
Step back in time and experience the grandeur of Morven Park, a historic estate nestled in the heart of Leesburg, Virginia. Once home to Governor Westmoreland Davis, this beautiful 1,000-acre property invites you to explore its stately Greek Revival mansion, ornate gardens, equestrian grounds and museums that celebrate Virginia’s rich heritage.
Step back in time with us as we take you on an exclusive house tour of The Tuleyries, one of Virginia’s most elegant and historic antebellum mansions. Nestled in Clarke County, this 19th-century estate is a masterpiece of architecture, featuring grand columns, sweeping staircases, and picturesque grounds. In this video, you’ll explore the rich history of The Tuleyries, learn about its architectural significance, and discover stories of the families who lived here. From its stately façade to its breathtaking interior details, The Tuleyries remains a treasured landmark in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.
— a stunning example of 19th-century architecture. Built in 1823, this elegant Federal and Greek Revival-style mansion is filled with rich history and timeless charm.
An architectural beauty, Carter Hall's provenance is varied and fascinating. Built in the 1790s, Carter Hall is one of Virginia’s most breathtaking examples of Georgian-style architecture.
Built in 1873, the Hexagon House stands as a remarkable piece of Victorian-era architecture with Italianate details.
The Tuleyries in Clarke County
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