Spring shopping at its best! The grounds at Poplar Grove will be full of vendors selling annuals, perennials, shrubs, native plants, vegetable starts, herbs, container gardens and other types of plant …

Join us on the full or new moon for a paranormal tour to perchance be visited by the spirits of Poplar Grove. Discover who these phantoms are, and why they’re still here.

The historic site is currently closed for the winter season. Guided tours through the manor house will begin on a limited basis in February 2026. Guided tours through the manor house last about 1.5 …

Poplar Grove Festivals serve as fund-raisers to help the foundation support its mission of education, conservation, and preservation, and there is always something happening at Poplar Grove …

View Van De Carr’s write-up of Ivey Hayes’ painting, Picking Peanuts, here. It is through extensive examination of the archives here at Poplar Grove, along with new information that continues to …

Our most popular fund-raising event of the year, Poplar Grove continues its much-anticipated Merry & Bright – A Holiday of Lights, so mark your calendars and prepare to celebrate the holidays with …

Booths may be limited to avoid repetition. Poplar Grove has the right to refuse entries. Priority reserved for garden/hand-made/local items. BOOTH/SHOW LAYOUT: Spaces will be 10’ Width x 10’ Depth …

Providing guided Manor House tours, demonstrations, exhibits, and community events, Poplar Grove seeks to bridge social ties in the region through its mission to promote conservation, education, and …

The manor house and outbuildings are under the auspices of Poplar Grove Foundation, Inc., a 501 (c)3 non-profit. All funds generated through daily tours, school programs, vendor fees, rental facilities, …

Her 2nd and 5th sons, Joseph Thompson and Francis Marion, lived and worked side by side at Poplar Grove raising close knit families and overseeing the many emanicipated former enslaved until their …