family friendly, all around great home.
The Ferry Plantation Home was an electrifying experience for those who enjoy Colonial and early United States history. You learn of the several functions the home has served over the years, i.e. (everything from a prison, court, tavern, home, and now a museum).
The House itself is truly a timeline in and of itself. The oldest part of the home dates circa. 1735 which at one time use to be the old Princess Anne Court, and also Prison (there are even bars on some of the windows). The main part of the house dates to around circa. 1830 and consists of a main hallway, dining room, bedrooms in the upper floor, attic, and a parlor room.
Though the original Ferry Plantation Home doesn't exist, due to being burned down from a fire long ago. They rebuilt the home where it currently stands now, and still carry its legacy.
Thank you,
-Levi S.