Experience the magic of the holiday season with Christmas in Smithfield's Historic Tours, featuring historic homes and historic sites. Admission $40 via square.
The purchase of a Historic Tours ticket includes admission to the Antiques Show as well.
Tickets are available online and day of the event at Smithfield Center, 220 N. Church Street and Windsor Castle Manor House, 705 Cedar Street. Get your tickets now.
Please note: Some tours/locations are not handicap accessible.
Operating hours are Saturday December 5th, 10 am to 5 pm. Sunday December 6th, 12 Noon to 5 pm .

Enjoy a social evening in one of Smithfield's finest historic homes located at 130 South Church Street. This home once was the site of the town library. Start the Christmas in Smithfield weekend with a festive holiday gathering.
*Tickets include access to this year's Historic Sites Tours and Antique Show.

Travel back in time to enjoy how Christmas was celebrated by our town’s founders over 200 years ago. Tour the Smith family plantation Manor House and grounds.
*Your ticket is valid 10-5 on Saturday, Dec. 5, and 12-5 on Sunday, Dec. 6. for the Manor House and Grounds - Only. No admission required for ages under 13.

Located at
213 South Church Street
circa 1795
The Georgian style home at 213 South Church Street was built by Thomas King on Lot #67 in 1795/1800. The home was bought by Captain Joesph Atkinson in 1827.

Located at
223 South Church Street
circa 1898
The Victorian style home was built in 1898 for Mr. J. W. Holloway. The turreted and towered architectural designs make this uniquely designed home.

Located at
203 Main Street
circa 1830
This Federal style home was built in 1830 on Lot #16. Mr. Jordan converted the original home on this lot to what you see today.

Located at 130 Main Street
circa 1750
The 1750 Courthouse was the first structure built in the town of Smithfield. It was the seat of the county court system and county government for 50 years. The building was restored to its original appearance in 1961. This year, 2025, marks its 275th anniversary.
Doorway Singers: Saturday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. / Sunday 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
1750 Courthouse Market: Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. / Sunday 12 Noon to 5 p.m.

Located at 705 Cedar Street
circa 1750s
The home of Arthur Smith IV was built around 1725 on land that overlooks the Cypress Creek and the Pagan River. Windsor Castle is a one and a half story, gable-roofed, stuccoed masonry dwelling with twin semi-exterior end chimneys on each gable end. It is an excellent example of a colonial Virginia farm dwelling later remodeled with Greek Revival features.
Tour this location only: Admission $10
Tickets available online at square or purchase them on the day at the
Market At The Manor: Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Located at 516 Main Street
circa 1932
The Schoolhouse Museum was built in1932 as an addition to the Christian Home School, circa 1924, a historic Rosenwald School. The school addition was moved to the historic district of Smithfield in 2005 and has all the original architectural features.

Located at 111 S Church St.
circa 1832
The Christ Episcopal Church was built in 1832. It was remodeled and enlarged in 1893. A large addition was added in 1977. The church is located on Church Street and has beautiful stained-glass windows worth seeing.
130 Main Street, Smithfield, Virginia 23430, United States
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