John Marshall House - Built: 1790
As home for forty-five year to John Marshall, our country's first Chief Justice, this federal style home is reach in history. Marshall served on the high court from 1801 until 1835 and created the modern court we know today. Decisions such as Marbury v. Madison helped shape the principle of judicial review. Marshall was a true Founding Father, serving in local, state and national government as well as the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of the United States Government. He was also well known locally as a leading member of Richmond society.
Individual Tours: Walk-in (March - December)By Appointment (January & February)
Group Tours: By Appointment (10 or more) with one week advanced notice
| Hours | Prices | Contact | Address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tours given on the hour and half hour January & February: Inquire when making appointment March - December: Tuesdays - Saturday - 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (Last Tour at 5:00 pm) Sunday - 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm (Last Tour at 5:00 pm) Closed the following holidays - New Years Day, Independence Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day | Individuals Preservation Virginia Members: Free General Admission: $8.00 Seniors (age 55 & up): $6.00 Children (Under 6 yo): Free Students (K-12): $5.00 Discounts: AAA: $1.00 off General Admission (must show card) Groups (10 or more):$5.00 per person; $100 minimum on tours on non-scheduled open days. |
Phone: 804-648-7998 Email: johnmarshallhouse@preservationvirginia.org Website: http://preservationvirginia.org/visit/historic-properties/the-john-marshall-house |
818 East Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia 23219 |