The Long Branch House Museum is a restored 1811 Greek Revival mansion that sits on a 400 acre property in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. It boasts of impressive ground surrounded by magnificent gardens that are dedicated to Sheila Macqueen, the renowned floral designer of England.

Considered as one of the most elegant manor homes in England, it houses exquisite rooms boasting of 18th and 19th century furnishings. Its rooms are also adorned with hand-painted wallpapers and fabrics.

The Long Branch House Museum also provides a venue for some seasonal events in the Clarke County community such as annual Easter Egg hunts, educational activities, Trout Fishing Derby, Christmas Gala and Twilight Tours. It has also become a very popular location for weddings, receptions, and other special events.