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Help us make it rightFrom Elizabethan England to the banks of the James. Agecroft Hall, in Richmond, Virginia, is a Tudor Estate originally built in Lancashire England in the late 15th Century.
Admission Information:
$8.00 Adult
$7.00 Senior (age 65+)
$5.00 Student (full time)
FREE Children (under age 6)
$1.00 Discount for AAA members
All museum tours are guided.
Group Tours:
For group tour options, including curatorial tours, and rates contact the Manager of Tour Services at 804-353-4241 x 119.
Annual Pass:
$20.00 per person
An Agecroft Hall Annual Pass can be...
Built in Lancashire, England, in the 15th century during the reign of King Henry VIII, Agecroft Hall was transported here in 1926. It's one of the finest Tudor manor houses in the United States. Set amid gardens planted with specimens typical of 1580–1640, the house contains an extensive assortment of Tudor and early Stuart art and furniture (1485–1660) as well as collector's items from England...
In an elegant neighborhood overlooking the James River, Agecroft Hall is a late-15th-century Tudor manor house built in Lancashire, England, brought here piece by piece in the 1920s. Today it serves as a museum portraying the social history and material culture of an English-gentry family of the late-Tudor and early-Stuart eras. Typical of its period, the house has ornate plaster ceilings,...
What You'll See
People flock to Agecroft to see the lovely old tudor mansion that was shipped over from England, piece by piece. The gardens may be only an afterthought--a shame when...
We visited Agecroft Hall many years ago and went back again with our daughter last Saturday. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour. Our guide was full of interesting information and she gave us … We visited Agecroft Hall many years ago and went back again with our daughter last Saturday. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour. Our guide was full of interesting information and she gave us a good sense of what...
Joined a special tour at Agecroft honoring the Chinese New Year. The tour included Chinese and copies of Chinese pieces in their collection.
A jewel of Lancashire, England in Richmond VA. Our excellent guide Jane Howell filled us in on 15th century living, English history and lots of entertaining tidbits. She grew up in Lancashire!
Most people I spoke with either didn't know about this or hadn't been there which is a real shame. The story about how a real Tudor mansion ended up in Richmond is great and the things that you learn on the tour were great fun. The house has been furnished with items from the 1400 - 1600's which is incredible...
Just saw 'Othello' at the Richmond Shakespeare Festival and LOVED IT. The setting, Agecroft Hall, was beautiful. If you live in Richmond, this is a wonderful way to spend an evening.
Agecroft Hall can be found at Sulgrave Rd 4305. The following is offered: Theater. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Richmond there are 10 other Theater. An overview can be found here.
Agecroft Hall, located near the banks of James River, was actually built in Lancashire, England in the late 15th century but it was sold and moved to Virginia in 1925. Tours are given daily of this historic house including a slide show of its original setting in England.
This Tudor house once overlooked the Irwell River in Lancashire, England. In 1929, it was moved to this site, reminiscent of the original, overlooking the James River in Richmond's Windsor Farms neighborhood. Agecroft contains furnishings dating back from 1485 to 1660, including an interesting 1610 lantern clock that tells time only on the hour. Landscape artist Charles Gillette designed the...
Agecroft Hall museum and gardens is an historic house located in Richmond, VA and open for tours 6 days per week. Agecroft Hall is the home of the Richmond Shakespeare Festival.
This restored 15th-century English manor offers tours and features breathtaking views of the James River. The historic home features oak paneling, authentic military armor and other historical pieces. Twenty-three acres of gardens and grounds can be viewed year-round. A very interesting look into both regional and British history.©10Best.com
Souvenirs: Visit the house's gift shop for knick-knacks and specialty items.
When to Go: You'll encounter fewer crowds if you tour the house on a weekday afternoon.
Species You'll See: Tulips, Hollyhock, Poppies, Stock, Larkspur
Best Time for Blooms: Flowers look their most brilliant in April, but the gardens look great all year.
Tulips, Hollyhock, Poppies, Stock, Larkspur
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