Stratford Hall is a Georgian hall in Montross, Virginia, and a filming location for TURN: Washington's Spies (2017). Dating to 1730s, it was designed by William Walker (master builder), and is a National Historic Landmark. It is owned by Robert E. Lee Memorial Association.
Location: Westmoreland County, Montross, Virginia, United States
Verified facts
- Located in Westmoreland County, Montross
confidence 75/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2185, SRC-2186, SRC-2187 - Built in 1730s
confidence 70/100 · 2 recorded source groups · SRC-2185, SRC-2187 - Architectural style: Georgian
confidence 80/100 · 4 recorded source groups · SRC-2188, SRC-2186, SRC-6592, SRC-6593 - Designed by William Walker (master builder)
confidence 70/100 · 2 recorded source groups · SRC-2188, SRC-9622 - Historic designation: National Historic Landmark
confidence 75/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-2185, SRC-2186, SRC-4266 - Appeared in TURN: Washington's Spies (tv, 2017)
confidence 70/100 · 3 recorded source groups · SRC-9440, SRC-9441, SRC-9884 - Owned by Robert E. Lee Memorial Association (since 1929)
confidence 90/100 · 4 recorded source groups · SRC-2185, SRC-13809, SRC-2186, SRC-14454
Evidence & sources
- SRC-13809 — https://encyclopediavirginia.org/entries/stratford-hall/ (Tier 2, reference; retrieved July 2026)
- SRC-14454 — Garden Club of Virginia — Stratford Hall (Tier 2, reference; retrieved July 2026)
- SRC-2185 — Virginia Department of Historic Resources — Stratford Hall (096-0024) (Tier 1, official_archive; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-2186 — Stratford Hall (plantation) — Wikipedia (Tier 3, encyclopedia; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-2187 — Stratford Hall Plantation — American Battlefield Trust (Tier 2, institutional; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-2188 — Stratford Hall Historic Preserve — The Great House (official) (Tier 1, official_site; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-4266 — nps.gov (Tier 1, official_primary; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-6592 — National Park Service / National Historic Landmark Nomination — Stratford Hall (NHL 67000021) (Tier 1, government_nomination; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-6593 — American Aristocracy — Stratford Hall (Tier 3, history_site; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-9440 — fredericksburg.com (Tier 2, journalism; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-9441 — www.facebook.com (Tier 2, journalism; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-9622 — Jane Griswold Radocchia (architectural historian) — Stratford Hall, Part IV: Placing the Windows (Tier 2, scholarship; retrieved June 2026)
- SRC-9884 — Den of Geek — Turn Season 4 Episode 3 Review: Blood for Blood (Tier 2, journalism; retrieved June 2026)
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Frequently asked questions
How is Stratford Hall connected to TURN: Washington's Spies?
Stratford Hall, in Montross, Virginia, has a documented connection to TURN: Washington's Spies. Read the sourced facts on this page for the type of connection.
Who designed Stratford Hall?
Stratford Hall was designed by William Walker (master builder).
Where is Stratford Hall located?
Stratford Hall is located in Montross, Virginia.