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Agecroft Hall

4305 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, Virginia 23221-3256

Featured Review : I had seen Agecroft Hall on television, probably an episode of "America’s Castles", and like most of the homes featured, it was a beautiful home, but more than that, it had an intriguing story behind it. Agecroft was bui...See Full Review

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Agecroft Hall

  • 5 out of 5 stars by jdclos from Cary, North Carolina
  • December 27, 2004
Quote: A beautiful and remarkable estate on the banks of the James River. Originally a home in Lancashire, England, Agecroft Hall was moved to Richmond, VA, in the early part of the 20th century by Mr. T.C. Williams and his wife. Agecroft is a... Read the full Agecroft Hall review

From journal Virginia's Castles

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Agecroft Hall (Richmond)

  • 3 out of 5 stars by moatway from Riverview, New Brunswick
  • October 7, 2003
Agecroft Hall (Richmond)
Quote: I had seen Agecroft Hall on television, probably an episode of "America’s Castles", and like most of the homes featured, it was a beautiful home, but more than that, it had an intriguing story behind it. Agecroft was built in the late 15th century... Read the full Agecroft Hall review

From journal The Environs of Williamsburg and Richmond

Agecroft Hall

  • 3 out of 5 stars by ecbvirginia from Richmond, Virginia
  • February 25, 2003
Quote: This elegant manor house was moved from England in 1926 to a scenic spot over looking the James River. Built in pre-Elizabethan times, Agecroft Hall is a spectacular example of Tudor architecture. Tour the interior and discover something about... Read the full Agecroft Hall review

From journal Virginia's Most Historic Places

Agecroft Hall

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Timone from Warwick, United Kingdom
  • September 20, 2002
Quote: Agecroft Hall began it's life as a Tudor Manor House in Lancashire, England - unfortunately in the early 19th century it fell into disrepair. The neighbors to Mr. Weddell and Virginia House were a little jealous of his 'English' property and... Read the full Agecroft Hall review

From journal A Day in Richmond

Agecroft Hall

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Carter from Richmond, Virginia
  • September 7, 2000
Quote: See Shakespeare on the lawn of a Tudor home without travelling to England. This 15th century manor house was moved from Lancestershire to Richmond in the 1920s and is now both a museum and home to Encore!, Richmonds' Shakespeare company. Plays are... Read the full Agecroft Hall review

From journal Historic Homes & Gardens