Join us for an afternoon tea and conversation with Oatlands' public historian about the women who called Oatlands home - from property-owners Elizabeth Carter and Edith Eustis to the women, enslaved and employed, keeping the farm operating throughout the 1800s and 1900s. 1:30pm seating only Purchase Tickets Here: The History of the Women at Oatlands
In Celebration of the Garden Club of Virginia’s Historic Garden Week, Oatlands will be offering a special guided tour of its 4.5 acres of historic gardens with Head Landscape and Grounds Manager, Mark Schroeter. Mark has been the steward of Oatlands’ gardens for over a decade. This is a very special opportunity to learn about […]
Shared Sacrifice and the Struggle for Justice in the World Wars Where the past comes alive through the voices of soldiers, auxiliaries, and civilians whose collective efforts supported the Allied cause at home and abroad. FEATURING: Living History Interpreters Museum Exhibitors Speakers Vintage and Antique Vehicles Community Organizations Kids Activities Food Trucks April 25th & […]
An elegant Mother’s Day-themed tea is booking now at Oatlands. Come join us for a traditional English Tea held in the historic Carriage House. You will enjoy traditional English scones, Devon cream, classic tea sandwiches and sweets, local preserves, and Oatlands’ exclusive tea blend. Seating’s at: 12:30, & 2:30 Gluten free and vegetarian options available. Please tell us […]
