An estate with many links to the history of Virginia and Loudoun County, the Rust Manor House was originally constructed by Henry Harrison for his wife Anne Lee. He was a descendant of the first-recorded European to visit Loudoun County and she was a descendent of Richard Henry Lee, one of the leaders in America’s bid for independence, and Francis Lightfoot Lee, one of the founders of Leesburg. Called “the house in the woods,” it was built on the site an old Indian hunting camp.
802 Childrens Center Road
Leesburg, VA, 20175
703.669.0755
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Features
- Ceremony on site
- Garden, patio, or outdoor area
- Kosher menu available
- Outside catering allowed by venue
- Handicap accessible
Settings
Tent – 40×100: 200 Seated
Manor House: up to 80 Seated
Parlor: 48 Seated
Formal Garden: up to 200 Seated
Portico – ceremony: up to 200 Seated
Foyer: 40 Seated
Dining Room: 32 Seated