Weston Plantation is open for tours–Monday-Saturday 10-4:30 p.m and Sunday 1-4:30 p.m–Last tour one hour before closing

The “All Manor of Things” Boutique is open July hours–Monday-Saturday 10-4:30 p.m and closed on Sunday’s  

Chesterfield Library Passes are only for weekend tours

City Point Early History Museum, 609 Brown Avenue, is under renovation-No tours at this time

It is with great disappointment that we have no option other than to cancel the Weston Plantation Sounds of Summer Concert Series for the 2020 Season.  This is in compliance with the temporary stay at home order due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) issued by Governor Northam on March 30, 2020, which shall remain in effect until June 10, 2020.

Susanna’s Midnight Ride:  The Girl Who Won the Revolutionary War by Libby Carty McNamee 

Almost five years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the American Revolution hung in the balance.  In late May 1781, General Cornwallis invaded City Point and quartered his army close to Weston Manor.  As 16-year-old Susanna Bolling served the British general and his officer’s dinner, she overheard their plans to capture General Lafayette and crush the American Rebellion.  Under the cover of darkness, she snuck out of her  house and canoed downriver past Weston.  Then she grabbed a neighbor’s horse and rode ten miles to the Half-Way House to warn Lafayette.  But would she make it undetected?  The 2019 Virginia General Assembly recognized Susanna’s bravery, designating her birthday of December 5 as “Susanna Bolling Day” throughout the Commonwealth.  “Susanna’s Midnight Ride: The Girl Who Won the Revolutionary War” is based on the TRUE story of this local heroine, whose story is just becoming known to Virginia, America, and the world.

Libby Carty McNamee has received a proclamation from the Virginia General Assembly regarding the Declaration of a “Susanna Bolling Day”

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