Name: Gail Guirreri-Maslyk: Tally Ho Solo Art Exhibit
Start: 2019-12-10T10:00:00-05:00
End: 2019-12-10T16:00:00-05:00
Location: Long Branch

Long Branch Historic House and Farm is located on 400 acres in Boyce, Virginia, about an hour and half away from Washington, D.C. Our purpose is to preserve and utilize the assets of the Long Branch estate for the benefit of our local and regional communities. The historic house, active Virginia horse retirement farm and scenic open space allow us to promote education, environmental preservation and host community and private events. Our scenic gardens are the perfect location for Virginia weddings, and the house is the ideal Virginia wedding venue during inclement weather. Whether touring the home, enjoying a picnic on our beautiful grounds, hiking or walking our pristine property at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, you will be sure to want to visit again.

1788

Land Inherited

Robert Carter Burwell inherited the land sitting along a stream known as Long Branch in Clarke Country, Virginia.

1811

Design and Construction Begin

Burwell, along with the help of a local builder-architect, designed and constructed the house following the classical principles suggested to him by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, architect of the U.S. Capitol, in a letter dated July 21, 1811.

1813

Burwell Falls Ill

Burwell did not have much time to enjoy his new home, for he fell fatally ill in the filthy camps around Norfolk, Virginia while serving in the military during the War of 1812.

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Long Branch Farm

4.8

Tito Santana

23:37 31 Mar 18

Long Branch is one of the most beautiful locations we visit every year. Our kids enjoy every event, especially the Easter festivities. I highly recommend you consider visiting and spread the word when you depart.read more

Jeremy Lutz

23:03 15 Feb 18

It is amazing place and people should visit hereread more

Alexander Snyder

14:28 23 Jan 18

It was very nice cold I was there in winter nice none the less. And great place to hang out.read more

Count Leo

00:11 17 Jul 17

Flew out from California for a breed club dog show and was met with sheets of rain. The groundsmen bent over backwards to accommodate our breed club so that we could get in at least a couple of days worth of conformation shows once the fields dried out enough to get on. The crew was effective, courteous, friendly, and helpful despite all the pressure placed upon them by the inclement weather, and hundrends if not a thousand dissapointed dog fanciers who couldn't show their dogs in such conditions.read more

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