Farmington: The Land, The Owners, The Architecture
History Wall: The Land, The Owners, The Architecture
Spanning nearly three centuries, Farmington’s history wall, Farmington: The Land, The Owners, The Architecture, offers a compelling journey through the evolution of the property, from its early stewardship by the Monacan Indian Nation to its transformation into the member-owned country club we know today. Installed along Tap Room Alley, the wall weaves together the events, individuals, and architectural milestones that have shaped Farmington into one of the nation’s most distinctive clubs. Explore the full timeline by clicking below.
Historical Tours: Clubhouse and Grounds
Tours of the 18th, 19th, and 20th-century historic areas of Farmington are available upon request. History-trained docents can accommodate large and small groups and tailor your tour to your interests. The tour can be specific to topics such as the gardens, the Jefferson Room, or the architecture of the buildings. Or it can be a general tour of Farmington through the ages highlighting some of the personalities who were stewards of Farmington and its many guests. We will customize the tour to your group and your areas of interest.
For more information and to schedule a tour, please email [email protected].
