Architecture Tour April 15
$20.00
Please join us at 10am on April 8th or 1:30pm on April 15th for a special Architecture Tour led by Judith Richards, docent at Oatlands. This event is to highlight Architecture month in support of the AIA Nova Architecture Chapter.
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Spring Tea
$70.00 PurchaseAn elegant Spring themed tea is booking now at Oatlands Historic House and Gardens. 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.
With three reservation times, we can best facilitate social distancing protocols and enhanced sanitation practices. Guest and staff safety is of the utmost importance; we appreciate your understanding.
Gluten free and vegetarian options available. Please tell us about your seating arrangements, dietary restrictions and anything else in the order notes section on the checkout page!
Is your desired tea date sold out? Sometimes things change! Call 703-727-0670 to be added to the waiting list and give us a description of your party. We will also be adding more teas throughout the year.
Guided Mansion Tours are available as an additional charge.
Oatlands Historic House and Gardens is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are 100% dependent on your generous donations for the preservation of our 200 year-old property. We appreciate your support and look forward to giving you a memorable experience at Oatlands.
Add on a Mansion Tour in the next step for a discounted price!
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Oatlands
Tea & History (Members Only)
$10.00 PurchaseJoin us for tea and a historical discussion on the Founding of Oatlands.
On Sunday, April 23rd at 1pm we will have a presentation free to members and $10 for guests.
Who was George Carter and how did he end up building Oatlands? Oatlands’ historian and archivist Robert Ray will speak on the 500 years of history, tragedy, intrigue, and scandalous stories that led up to George Carter arriving in Loudoun County. Illustrated with letters and documents from the Oatlands archive, the many facets of George Carter will be explored from his wealthy upbringing to his Baptist education to his life as a plantation owner and enslaver.
