Agecroft Hall

Agecroft Hall is a Tudor home in Richmond, Virginia, United States. The home was worked in the late fifteenth century, and was initially situated in the Irwell Valley at Agecroft, Pendlebury, at that point in the memorable area of Lancashire, England, however by the twentieth century it was empty and in a condition of dilapidation. Mr. Thomas C. Williams, Jr. of Richmond, Virginia, an affluent business visionary, bought Agecroft Hall upon the exhortation of his designer, Henry G. Morse. Amid the Country Place Era, when numerous affluent American families were building broad nation homes copying those they had found in Europe, Mr. Williams, whose business premiums included tobacco, managing an account and dispatching wished to assemble a genuine English villa on his 23-section of land domain disregarding the James River.