Late Summer and Autumn Hours

of Operation:

"In honor my mother, Jean Driver White, on her birthday. Mom lived her entire life in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia on the western side of Massanutten Mountain. She would be 100 this year." Phyllis White

Statement on Racism, Slavery, and Discrimination 

"The Smithfield-Preston Foundation acknowledges and laments the role slavery played in William Preston's Smithfield and the ongoing racial injustice that stemmed from that institution across the United States. Enslaved African Americans and their achievements in the face of slavery’s oppression belong at the center of the Smithfield story. We pledge to redouble our efforts to tell these stories as we strive to foster a more honest reckoning with our racial history. The Foundation, along with all those associated with Smithfield, decries all forms of racism and intolerance, and fully supports the rights of all humans regardless of race, skin color, creed, gender, orientation, or ability. All human life is precious. We stand in unity with those who preserve the rights of all people."

Tea by Candlelight 12/11/21

Smithfield Yuletide 12/12/21

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm

Sunday: 1 pm - 5 pm

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: CLOSED

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