What happened to Aaron Burr after his fatal shooting of Alexander Hamilton? Find out about his treasonous plot of 1807 in this guided tour with the John Marshall House and the Valentine Museum. 3pm-5pm, Friday 10am-12pm, Saturday

Delve into the shared romance between John and Polly Marshall. Explore their 1790 home and hear tales of their love from the letters and stories that endure, as well as special historical objects. Light refreshments will be provided and included in your ticket price.

An examination of some of Chief Justice Marshall's most impactful legal legacies. This virtual program is free, though a suggested donation of $10 is appreciated.

Hear tales of the mysterious, tragic and spine-chilling things that have led to numerous reports of paranormal activity in this historic neighborhood. Your visit will include a 30-minute guided haunted history tour of the 1790 John Marshall House, followed by a 45-60-minute walking tour of Court End neighborhood with a Haunts of Richmond guide.

Join Museum Educators in this virtual program that explores the lives and labors of those the Chief Justice enslaved at 9th and E. Marshall Street in downtown Richmond. Donations appreciated. Registration required.

As part of Smithsonian Museum Day on September 17th, join the John Marshall House for free guided tours from 10:00 am-5:00 pm (last entry at 4:30pm).

In honor of Chief Justice John Marshall's 267th birthday with guided tours, special object displays, cookies & lemonade, and more.  They also challenge you to make a gift donation of $24 in honor of Chief Justice Marshall. Standard museum admission applies.