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X-WR-CALDESC:#TakeATour of Morven Park's iconic Davis Mansion\, once home t
o former Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis and his wife\, Marguerite. T
he Davises’ personal items and extensive collection of arts and antiques a
cquired during their travels throughout the world are on display as guests
pass through living areas that include a lavish entry hall\, ornate drawi
ng room\, elaborate dining area\, grand billiard room\, and well-stocked l
ibrary\, as well as an expansive kitchen and charming personal quarters.
\n\nTours of the Davis Mansion are offered Friday\, Saturday\, Sunday\,
and Monday each week.\n\n--Tickets are $16. Guests age 18 and under a
re FREE. Discounts are available to Morven Park Members.\n--Tour times are
10:00 a.m.\, 11:00 a.m.\, 1:00 p.m.\, 2:00 p.m.\, and 3:00 p.m. The last
tour leaves the Visitor Center at 3:00 p.m. \n--Advance online purchase fo
r tours is required.\n--Please allow 45 minutes for the guided tour of the
mansion.\n--All tickets to tour the Davis Mansion include self-guided tou
r access to the Winmill Carriage Museum and the Museum of Hounds and Hunti
ng of North America.\n\nTO PURCHASE TICKETS\, VISIT--> https://insideno
vatix.com/organizations/morven-park \n_______________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
___\nThe Smithsonian is coming to Morven Park!\n\nMorven Park is ho
nored to be one of only six Virginia sites selected to host the Smithsonia
n’s Crossroads: Change in Rural America exhibit. Opening on April 22 in Mo
rven Park’s Winmill Carriage Museum\, the exhibit explores the changes tha
t affected rural communities\, such as those in Loudoun County\, during th
e past 100 years. The engaging\, interactive exhibit invites visitors to c
onsider the various forces that transformed life in rural America. \n\nThi
s FREE exhibit will be open Fridays through Mondays\, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p
.m.\, through June 6. More information about the exhibit\, which is sponso
red by Virginia Association of Museums and Virginia Humanities\, can be fo
und here: https://www.vamuseums.org/museum-on-main-street-crossroads. <
/b> \n____________________________________________________________________
________________________________________\nMore about the Davis Mansion
at Morven Park: \n\nIn its 240-year history\, Morven Park’s mansion tr
ansformed from a modest fieldstone house into the impressive Greek Revival
building we see today. From 1903 – 1942\, the mansion was home to Westmor
eland and Marguerite Davis. During their residency\, Marguerite Davis fill
ed her home with eclectic and opulent antiques from her world-wide travels
. The Davis furnishings\, which include 16th century Belgian tapestries\,
Spanish cassones\, hundreds of silver pieces\, Hudson River Valley paintin
gs\, and Asian treasures\, remain on display throughout the mansion.\n\nGu
ests touring the Davis Mansion will hear stories of the civic and social l
ives of former Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis and his wife\, Marguer
ite\, during the first half of the 20th century. The Davises’ personal ite
ms and extensive collection of arts and antiques acquired during their tra
vels throughout the world are on display as guests pass through living are
as that include a lavish entry hall\, ornate drawing room\, elaborate dini
ng area\, grand billiard room\, and well-stocked library\, as well as an e
xpansive kitchen and charming personal quarters. Other rooms reveal storie
s of the employees who were responsible for the daily work necessary to ke
ep the estate running.\n\nTours of the mansion lead guests through the ful
ly furnished 1st and 2nd floor rooms while sharing stories of the Davises’
social and civic lives during the first half of the 20th century. There a
re no ropes or barriers within the mansion museum rooms and visitors of al
l ages and abilities are welcome. Please allow 45 minutes for the guided t
our of the mansion.\n\nTO PURCHASE TICKETS\, VISIT--> https://insidenov
atix.com/organizations/morven-park \n
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DESCRIPTION:#TakeATour of Morven Park's iconic Davis Mansion\, once home to
former Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis and his wife\, Marguerite. Th
e Davises’ personal items and extensive collection of arts and antiques ac
quired during their travels throughout the world are on display as guests
pass through living areas that include a lavish entry hall\, ornate drawin
g room\, elaborate dining area\, grand billiard room\, and well-stocked li
brary\, as well as an expansive kitchen and charming personal quarters. \n
\nTours of the Davis Mansion are offered Friday\, Saturday\, Sunday\, a
nd Monday each week.\n\n--Tickets are $16. Guests age 18 and under are
FREE. Discounts are available to Morven Park Members.\n--Tour times are 1
0:00 a.m.\, 11:00 a.m.\, 1:00 p.m.\, 2:00 p.m.\, and 3:00 p.m. The last to
ur leaves the Visitor Center at 3:00 p.m. \n--Advance online purchase for
tours is required.\n--Please allow 45 minutes for the guided tour of the m
ansion.\n--All tickets to tour the Davis Mansion include self-guided tour
access to the Winmill Carriage Museum and the Museum of Hounds and Hunting
of North America.\n\nTO PURCHASE TICKETS\, VISIT--> https://insidenova
tix.com/organizations/morven-park \n_________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
_\nThe Smithsonian is coming to Morven Park!\n\nMorven Park is hono
red to be one of only six Virginia sites selected to host the Smithsonian’
s Crossroads: Change in Rural America exhibit. Opening on April 22 in Morv
en Park’s Winmill Carriage Museum\, the exhibit explores the changes that
affected rural communities\, such as those in Loudoun County\, during the
past 100 years. The engaging\, interactive exhibit invites visitors to con
sider the various forces that transformed life in rural America. \n\nThis
FREE exhibit will be open Fridays through Mondays\, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m
.\, through June 6. More information about the exhibit\, which is sponsore
d by Virginia Association of Museums and Virginia Humanities\, can be foun
d here: https://www.vamuseums.org/museum-on-main-street-crossroads. \n______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________\nMore about the Davis Mansion at
Morven Park: \n\nIn its 240-year history\, Morven Park’s mansion tran
sformed from a modest fieldstone house into the impressive Greek Revival b
uilding we see today. From 1903 – 1942\, the mansion was home to Westmorel
and and Marguerite Davis. During their residency\, Marguerite Davis filled
her home with eclectic and opulent antiques from her world-wide travels.
The Davis furnishings\, which include 16th century Belgian tapestries\, Sp
anish cassones\, hundreds of silver pieces\, Hudson River Valley paintings
\, and Asian treasures\, remain on display throughout the mansion.\n\nGues
ts touring the Davis Mansion will hear stories of the civic and social liv
es of former Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis and his wife\, Marguerit
e\, during the first half of the 20th century. The Davises’ personal items
and extensive collection of arts and antiques acquired during their trave
ls throughout the world are on display as guests pass through living areas
that include a lavish entry hall\, ornate drawing room\, elaborate dining
area\, grand billiard room\, and well-stocked library\, as well as an exp
ansive kitchen and charming personal quarters. Other rooms reveal stories
of the employees who were responsible for the daily work necessary to keep
the estate running.\n\nTours of the mansion lead guests through the fully
furnished 1st and 2nd floor rooms while sharing stories of the Davises’ s
ocial and civic lives during the first half of the 20th century. There are
no ropes or barriers within the mansion museum rooms and visitors of all
ages and abilities are welcome. Please allow 45 minutes for the guided tou
r of the mansion.\n\nTO PURCHASE TICKETS\, VISIT--> https://insidenovat
ix.com/organizations/morven-park \n
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LOCATION:The Davis Mansion at Morven Park\, 17269 Southern Planter Lane\, L
eesburg\, VA 20176 US
SUMMARY:Tour the Davis Mansion
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