The John Marshall House

"We did a private tour with a group where we were searching for paranormal activity and got to visit all 3 floors. It was well worth the visit. I’m looking forward to going back."

"I toured the John Marshall here in Richmond. The tour guide was a young history student. She has a good understang of justice Marshall and the house and family. The house is from the 1700s and is made of brick."

"We really enjoyed our tour. Haley was amazing. I learned a lot and was very fascinated learning about John Marshall."

"This unpretentious looking house serves up a fabulous tour. The tour guides know an incredible about about John Marshall and his time here from the 1780's until his death. At least half of the objects in the home are original to the family and the house. It is amazing to be so up close to the very items that this famous family lived in day and night. I would heartily recommend this tour if you have any history in our country, the constitution or the Supreme Court. Marshall's rulings changed the way the Supreme Court worked and established it as an equal third branch of the government."

"The John Marshall house is structurally the same house from when it was originally built in the 1700’s. The History Guides here at this house have a plethora of knowledge that they share with each tour. The History Guides will ensure that all your questions are answered with the correct questions. If you are in the Richmond area I recommend that you stop by this House to learn more information about John Marshall and all the things that he did for the United States."