Long Branch Plantation
The plantation estate commenced in 1810 owned by a series of owners through 1986 when, at an auction, Harry Z. Isaacs, a Baltimore textile executive, purchased the estate.
Isaacs oversaw a large-scale rehabilitation the house and furnished it to be his home. Before his death in 1990 after which it was then opened to the public.
The 400-acre estate in Clarke County, Virginia is undergoing a long term project to further preserve the historic estate.
Long Branch Plantation
The plantation estate commenced in 1810 owned by a series of owners through 1986 when, at an auction, Harry Z. Isaacs, a Baltimore textile executive, purchased the estate.
Isaacs oversaw a large-scale rehabilitation the house and furnished it to be his home. Before his death in 1990 after which it was then opened to the public.
The 400-acre estate in Clarke County, Virginia is undergoing a long term project to further preserve the historic estate.