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LONG BRANCH

Historic House and Farm

A Clarke County Treasure

Welcome
to Long Branch

Long Branch Historic House and Farm is a 1811 historic house located on 400 acres in Boyce, Virginia, about one hour and a half from the Washington, D.C. area.

 

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, horse retirement farm and scenic open spaces allow us to promote education and environmental preservation and to host community and private events. The house and grounds are open to the public,  and our scenic Sheila Maqueen Gardens are the perfect location for weddings and private events.  Please feel free to visit the house, enjoy a picnic on our beautiful grounds and hike or walk our pristine property at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Please note: our house will be closed this Saturday, August 29 for a private event. 
Our grounds will be open as usual

Events

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Long Branch

Summer

Art Show:

with the works of
Paula Waterman

Show runs July 10 - August 30

Open Daily - Free Admission

Monday - Friday 10-4:00  | Saturday/Sunday 12-4:00

Long Branch Historic House & Farm
830 Long Branch Lane, Boyce, VA 22620 visitlongbranch.org

Long Branch

FALL ART Show:

Dodie Petro Retrospective:
Figures, Sanctuaries and Light
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September 3 - October 29
Long Branch Historic House & Farm
Boyce, VA - visitlongbranch.org

FREE OPENING RECEPTION September 3 from 5-7pm

Proceeds of all art sales to benefit Long Branch and Doctors Without Borders

Explore

Stroll our Grounds

Long Branch welcomes visitors!  Our beautiful grounds are open daily free to the public, dawn to dusk. Walk your leashed dog, have a  picnic, hike or bike on our property.   We are a working farm, so please be respectful of our "No Trespassing" and "No Entry" areas.

Tour Our Historic House

Our gorgeous 1811 mansion is open for tours to the public daily. Take a tour and learn about our house's story within the rich history of Clarke County.  We ask for  a $10 donation per person.

Regular Tour Hours:

Monday through Wednesday: 10am to 4pm

Thursday and Friday:  by appointment only - please call ahead 

Saturday and Sunday: 12 noon to 4pm - the tour on weekends is with our famous lead docent - Colette Poisson.  

Experience

Our thanks to MetropolitanPictures.com for this video!

Our Mission and History

Special Events and Tours 

Facility Rentals & Horse Retirement

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