You will see up-close views of the beautiful plaster figures and decorations, including the toll that time has taken on the plaster, and you will discover the history of plasterwork in the early 20th century, particularly in Richmond, as well as learn from a dedicated craftsman how this work is being saved at the Branch.
Join us as we celebrate the beauty and mystery of ancient Egypt! Henry Ayon, local architect and author of Egyptian Places, will share his commentary and stunning illustrations from his […]
Brick has been a common building material in Virginia since the colonial era but the Branch House’s use of brick is unique. You will see up-close drone images of the […]
What happens when a building or space outlives its purpose? Adaptive reuse refers to the process of converting a part of the built environment for something different than what it […]
The Branch House plumbing is remarkable in that so much of the original piping is still in use after 100 years but it is causing damage to the decorative plaster. […]
During the 20th century, local and federal officials reinforced racial segregation through a number of policies and practices in Richmond. Though these are no longer legal, the implications of these […]
To celebrate Women's History Month, The Branch is having two special days of guided house tours that will focus on Beulah Gould Branch, the lady of the house. Learn about […]
To celebrate Women's History Month, The Branch is having two special days of guided house tours that will focus on Beulah Gould Branch, the lady of the house. Learn about […]
Join us for a talk with Charles Duff, author of the book The North Atlantic Cities. Richmond is a part of a family of cities in the North Atlantic including Amsterdam […]
Tuesday-Saturday: 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
Sunday: 1:00-5:00 PM
Monday: Closed
Hours subject to change due to private rentals.
Check our calendar for possible closures when planning your visit.