Join Preservation Virginia’s John Marshall House and the Valentine Museum’s John Wickham House for a deep dive into one of America’s first great legal spectacles. In the summer of 1807, the national spotlight landed on Richmond’s Court End neighborhood as Chief Justice John Marshall deliberated the fate of accused traitor Aaron Burr. Learn about the intrigue of the Burr Conspiracy, the scandalous “Feast of Treason” hosted by John Wickham, and the lasting impact of this monumental trial. This two-hour experience includes a guided tour of Preservation Virginia’s John Marshall House and the Valentine’s Wickham House.

Tours begin at the John Marshall House, 818 E Marshall St.

Parking is available at the Valentine’s lot at 407 N. 10th St.

Tour times:

Friday, August 28, 10am-12pm, 2pm-4pm

Pricing:

$30 General Admission, $20 for members of Preservation Virginia and/or the Valentine

Purchase 10am Tickets Here   |   Purchase 2pm Tickets Here

Join Preservation Virginia’s John Marshall House and the Valentine Museum’s John Wickham House for a deep dive into one of America’s first great legal spectacles. In the summer of 1807, the national spotlight landed on Richmond’s Court End neighborhood as Chief Justice John Marshall deliberated the fate of accused traitor Aaron Burr. Learn about the intrigue of the Burr Conspiracy, the scandalous “Feast of Treason” hosted by John Wickham, and the lasting impact of this monumental trial. This two-hour experience includes a guided tour of Preservation Virginia’s John Marshall House and the Valentine’s Wickham House.

Tours begin at the John Marshall House, 818 E Marshall St.

Parking is available at the Valentine’s lot at 407 N. 10th St.

Tour times:

Friday, August 28, 10am-12pm, 2pm-4pm

Pricing:

$30 General Admission, $20 for members of Preservation Virginia and/or the Valentine

Purchase 10am Tickets Here   |   Purchase 2pm Tickets Here