Our engaging audio tours bring the social and cultural history of Stratford Hall to life. Enhance your visit of Stratford Hall with just the click of a button – experience the Great House and historic grounds, at your own pace, the stories of all who lived and worked at Stratford Hall, and the social and cultural history of the landscape and surrounding buildings. Visit any of the 28 stops you’re interested in, in any order.
Self-guided audio tours are offered daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and are valid on the date of purchase. Audio tours are 60 - 75 minutes in duration. Please plan accordingly.
With an audio tour ticket, you can also enjoy the hiking trails, public beach area, gardens, public grounds, Visitor Center, and Gift Shop.
Please note, due to a special event in the historic area on Saturday, October 19th, the Great House will close at 3 p.m., with the last tour ticket available at 2 p.m.
Starting Tuesday, October 16th, the road to the beach will be closed to vehicular traffic for the replacement of a retaining wall and repairs to the concrete flume piers at the Gristmill. Visitors are welcome to park at the Cliffs Overlook and either walk down the road or take the nature trail leading to the beach.
If purchasing an Audio Tour ticket, a Grounds Pass is not necessary.
Group Discounts are offered for groups of 20 or more and pre-reservations are requested. To make a reservation for your group, please contact vc@stratfordhall.org or (804) 493-8038.
Questions? Please contact info@stratfordhall.org or (804) 493-8038.
Stratford Hall brings together people from around the world to experience two-thousand acres of natural and human history, preserved and presented so that we can all learn from the courageous struggles of our ancestors, taking inspiration both from what they endured and what they accomplished. There are few places in America where people can travel down small, rural roads to arrive at a vast site that preserves so many aspects of early-American life, from the Great House where the influential Lee family helped to forge a new nation, to the fields worked by enslaved Africans, to the waters of the rivers that fueled trade, to the ground, which still yields secrets about the people and animals that lived before.
Come experience this extraordinary place and learn about a layered history that began millions of years ago - a history that continues to educate, inspire, and influence Americans to the present day.
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