Interpreting the history of the city of Hopewell.

Tuesday, May 7: The "All Manor of Things" Fashion Show at Smithfield Station, call 757-357-7976 ext.2 for lunch reservations

Tuesday, May 7: The "All Manor of Things" Fashion Show at Smithfield Station, call 757-357-7976 ext.2 for lunch reservations

Weston Reopening Soon! Weston will reopen for walk-in tours starting Tuesday, April 2nd. Stop by for a tour from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM to 4:30 PM, and Sunday, 1 to 4:30 PM!

New Hours at Weston Manor: closed Mondays for walk-in tours, but tours via appointment are available. Please call 24 hours in advance to schedule your tour

Weston Manor

The main house was built in 1789 and overlooks the Appomattox River. It is a classic example of Virginia Georgian architecture and the essence of the Tidewater plantation mansion - Calder Loth, Senior Architectural Historian.  All three floors and the kitchen dependency are furnished with antiques and reproductions and open to the public through guided tours.

 

St. Denis Chapel

St. Denis Chapel is located in the City Point National Historic District of Hopewell. This district contains a number of historic properties, including the St. Denis Chapel, Appomattox Manor, the headquarters of General Grant during the latter stages of the Civil War, and many other structures dating to the 19th century.

All Manor of Things Boutique & Gift Shop

The gift shop at Weston Manor, is an unexpected shopping treat. Let our volunteers help you find a special gift for a birthday, shower or wedding. Whether it is a piece of handcrafted jewelry, a new outfit, or a unique handbag our selection of items is fun and reasonably priced.

The Enslaved

In our effort to tell a more complete history, we recognize the need to broaden our focus at Weston Manor to include the stories of its enslaved community.