
This focus tour explores the experiences of the enslaved men, women, and children who lived and worked at the John Marshall House from 1790 to 1835. Discover what daily life was like for those held in bondage, learn the names and stories of individuals enslaved at the site, and gain a deeper understanding of how they lived.

Uncover the stories of murder, mayhem, and mystery that are housed within Preservation Virginia's John Marshall House on these special evening tours. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the oldest surviving brick home in the city of Richmond by candlelight and hear tales of Marshall family secrets, tragic events in early Richmond history, and more.

Uncover the stories of murder, mayhem, and mystery that are housed within Preservation Virginia's John Marshall House on these special evening tours. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the oldest surviving brick home in the city of Richmond by candlelight and hear tales of Marshall family secrets, tragic events in early Richmond history, and more.
The atmosphere is quiet and educational, centered around a well-preserved interior that feels like stepping back into the early 19th century. Guided tours provide a structured, storytelling experience within the historic rooms.ambiance_potoo
Visitors consistently praise the highly knowledgeable and engaging tour guides, noting their deep research and ability to bring history to life through storytelling.reviews_potoo
This site is a National Historic Landmark dedicated to the legacy of John Marshall, one of the most influential figures in American judicial history. The house serves as a preserved piece of history, detailing the life and family of the man who shaped the Supreme Court.story_potoo