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| Church Grounds: | Open Daily | ![]() |
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| Carter Reception Center: | Open April-November at the following times:
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The Carter Reception Center houses a museum related to the history of Christ Church; its patron, Robert Carter; and the work of preserving the building over the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The center serves as a welcome point for visitors, and docents are available to lead guided tours of the church. A small gift shop is also located in the Carter Reception Center. | ||
Fees There is a suggested donation of $5.00 per person. The Foundation for Historic Christ Church is a non-profit, non-denominational organization. The donations support the preservation of the church building and the interpretation and research associated with it. There are no fees for school groups or summer children's programs. Special Groups Group tours may be arranged for any time of the year. A costumed docent will greet your group and treat them to a special tour of the church site and gallery. There is a $5.00 per person charge for special groups (senior discount is $4.00). To schedule a tour or for more information about special groups, please contact the Foundation office at 804-438-6855 or fhcc@crosslink.net. The office is open year round, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Worship Services Worship services are held in the church Sundays at 8:00 a.m. from Memorial to Labor Day. The rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Kilmarnock also serves as rector for summer services in Historic Christ Church. |
Directions Historic Christ Church is located in Irvington, Virginia, on Route 646, just off Route 200, between the towns of Kilmarnock and White Stone. | |
From Washington 3 1/4 hours 150 miles
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From Richmond 1 1/2 hours 75 miles
From Williamsburg 1 1/4 hours 55 miles
Weather Click here for current weather in Irvington. | |
Lodging in the Area
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For a listing of other historic inns, bed & breakfasts, and hotels in the larger Northern Neck area, please visit northernneck.org. Dining in the Area
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