Sully Historic Site - Chantilly Sightseeing

Average Rating	3.0	2+ reviews from 1 sources
Yelp	3.0	2+ reviews

Sully Historic Site
3601 Sully Road, Chantilly, VA 20151

Built in 1794, and modeled after a Philadelphia townhouse, Sully is open to the public and offers an interesting look at days gone by. Tours and learning center activities focus on the food, ... more on GoCityKids.com
Dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the Lee family and of Fairfax County from the early 19th century to the present, this park features original outbuildings, gardens, a representative slave area, exhibits, and interpretive programs. Dogs are allowed throughout the grounds. They ar... more on DogFriendly.com
Dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the Lee family and of Fairfax County from the early 19th century to the present, this park features original outbuildings, gardens, a representative slave area, exhibits, and interpretive programs. Dogs are allowed throughout the grounds. They ar... more on DogFriendly.com
Sully was the home of Richard Bland Lee, uncle of Robert E. Lee, and northern Virginia's first representative to congress. He lived here with his wife, Elizabeth Collins Lee, from 1794-1811. During the Lee residency, the farm was supported by enslaved African Americans who were field laborers, do... more on Virginia.org

3.0: Ryan W. 's review

Sully Plantation, home to Robert E. Lee's uncle, isn't so much historically significant for what happened there, as it is for how long it's been there. ... a user of yelp.com. Read full review on Yelp
3.0: Gayle G. 's review

You wouldn't know from the neighborhood of McMansions that surrounds it, but this is a historic site hidden in suburbia. It is the home of Richard Bland ... a user of yelp.com. Read full review on Yelp

On Route 28, 3/4 mile north of US Route 50 and four miles south of the Dulles Toll Road.

Daily 11am-4pm (except closed Tuesdays); House tours on the hour

Loyalty match