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Liz Wall, docent for Oatlands, gives an overview of Oatlands' history in the grand foyer of the mansion. In 1965 this former plantation was turned over to the National Historic Trust for its preservation. |
In the beautiful parlor behind the grand foyer, Ms. Wall teaches guests about various Oatlands' residents. |
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Through these gates visitors can enjoy the famous terranced gardens of Oatlands. Still awaiting spring's warmth and rain, they will emerge soon in all their brilliant glory. |
Even dormant, the gardens are regal. |
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The herb garden will soon be vibrant. |
This couple from Annandale are relaxing in Oatland's familiar Adirondacks. |
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The Carriage House was home to the "Tunes and Tours" event. |
Guitarist Kerry McCool serenaded guests as they visited in the Carriage House. |
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The Polka Dots treated visitors to their unique brand of folk music.
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Patricia McNeal, Director of Development at Oatlands, introduced the estate to guests. |
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Lori Kimball, president of the Loudoun Preservation Society, promoted Vintage Baseball Day, to be held at Oatlands on June 12. Vintage Baseball Day is sure to become one of Loudoun's signature events. |
Buddy Saunders, who owns a flooring company in Leesburg, had a number of floor samples visitors could peruse. |
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Corcoran Vineyards had a tasting table at Tunes and Tours. This Waterford based winery has been a leader in the development of Loudoun viniculture. |
Susan Lee, manager of the Leesburg Weight Loss & Wellness Center, educates a visitor about their line of products for effective weightloss. |
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Larry Milley is a window cleaning expert. His window cleaning service was recently listed in Washingtonian's Top 100 list of area contractors. |
Oatlands has a fabulous schedule for 2011. To find out more, please visit their website at http://www.oatlands.org |
