Agecroft Hall was recommended to us at the Virginia Visitors Center. We decided to give it a try because the brochure looked interesting. We were greeted by a security person as we walked toward the house who pointed us toward the entrance just inside the...More

This was our second visit to Agecroft Hall. It was a nice day and we wanted to pass through Windsor Farms, so we walked around and took the tour at Agecroft. The guide provided a detailed explanation of how people lived in the house when...More

Wow, what a great piece of History right in Richmond, VA. This is a great place for families to visit, so much history, and great Antique pieces throughout the Estate. It has a medieval feel, very dark on the inside, and very cool. You watch...More

I enjoyed the short film before the tour and the tour itself; I learned a lot and was intrigued by the process of moving the home across the pond. The rooms open for tour are interesting and the docent did a nice job of bringing...More

My husband and I were in Richmond for a family visit, and had less than two days to wander on our own. We came across this house through a brochure, and thought we would go check it out. It was worth the drive, if you...More

If you are in search of a free event and dont want to battle the restaurant crowds. Take a picnic to Agecroft Hall. The grounds are beautiful and house is an amazing step back in time. on Mother's day they offer a free band concert.

We had a very knowledgeable docent, but my husband felt she didn't spend enough time on the weaponry on display. There are some really beautiful period pieces that are just gorgeous, and she was very knowledgeable on the art work and other aspect of the...More

One of a kind in Richmond. This Tudor style home was actually brought over in pieces from England and reconstructed on rolling hills overlooking the James River. Guided tours of the house and the Elizabethan gardens Tuesday to Sunday

This is part of a Tudor and Stuart estate moved from England to Rihcmond by Thomas Williams, who hoped to develop his land into an English village. He didn't live to see this, but his wife sold the lots, and a very upscale neighborhood developed....More

Great site to visit to enjoy house museum, gardens and outdoor plays. Staff very welcoming and knowledgeable. Loved the carvings on the bedroom furniture. Amazing the window did not break on the trip over the pond. Must see!