Chesterfield Historical Society
of Virginia
Magnolia Grange Events
10020 Iron Bridge Road, Chesterfield, VA
23832
Please note: To maintain the historical
integrity of the site, Magnolia Grange is
not handicapped accessible.
Programs are Free. Reservations
required for all programs.
Please call:804-751-4946 or email
Bryan Truzzie
Map
Note:
Magnolia Grange is temorarily closed for
repairs/painting.
Magnolia Grange is
temporarily closed to the public. The
Historical Society—in partnership with
Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation,
Chesterfield County General Services, and
Chesterfield County—is restoring the
interior of this historical home. As many of you
know, this year marks the 200th anniversary
of Magnolia Grange (1822-2022). As such, the
Historical Society is coordinating a special
commemorative event that will be held on
May 21, 2022. Magnolia Grange should be
open to the public by then.
In the meantime, please
visit us at our library and offices at
Trinity Church, the County Museum, or the
historic jail. We hope to see you soon
The house
museum will reopen to the public on May 21,
2022 on "Mayfair Day".
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Magnolia Grange House Museum offers events, programs
and tours that will satisfy any age
group. Home Schools and Public Schools
are encourage to arrange a trip to the
County Museum. The
last tour at Magnolia Grange ends on
Tuesdays-Fridays at 3:00 PM and the last
tour on Saturdays is at 1:00 PM. Call
804-748-1498 for details. More about
Magnolia Grange-select the photo above.
Click on picture for a larger view of
Magnolia Grange.
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Magnolia
Grange House Museum Programs
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200th
Anniversary of Magniolia Grange
“Chesterfield
Mayfaire”-To commemorate the 200th
anniversary of Magnolia Grange, this
festival will show guests what rural
life in Chesterfield was like in the
1800s. There will be house tours, living
history exhibits, crafters, vendors,
period music, and children’s games.
Concessions available. Saturday, May 21,
10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Free Printable
Sites Map
Jun. 11:
History of Maggie L. Walker:
During this presentation staff from
the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site
will share the history of the
accomplishments of this historic figure.
Saturday, June 11, noon-1 p.m.
