Liberia House Historic Site, Manassas: Photos, Reviews & Location

Built in 1825, this brick plantation house was once visited by Jefferson Davis & President Lincoln.

At a glance

#4 of 4 Historical landmarks in Manassas #9 of 10 Tourist attractions in Manassas

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.51

7.4 km from the center of Manassas

Rating breakdown

5 ★77%
4 ★14%
3 ★2%
2 ★5%
1 ★3%

8601 Portner Ave, Manassas, VA 20110

manassasva.gov

(703) 368-1873

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Liberia House Historic Site?: Liberia House Historic Site is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 115 reviews.
How does Liberia House Historic Site rank in Manassas?: Liberia House Historic Site is #4 of 4 Historical landmarks in Manassas by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Liberia House Historic Site located?: 8601 Portner Ave, Manassas, VA 20110 — 7.4 km from the center of Manassas.
How can I contact Liberia House Historic Site?: Phone: (703) 368-1873 · Website: manassasva.gov

Reviews (8)

David Moskowitz 2023 Sep 29

Lots of history. The trail isn't well maintained, so it's difficult to rate. There was a private tour in the house, so we could not view the inside.

Marie J 2023 Jun 22

Didn't know about Liberia House and had the awesome opportunity to hear about its history and meet some of the family members for a Manassas Museum Juneteenth event.

Yuri Vestil 2023 Mar 22

An awesome and peaceful place in Manassas to go walk my dog. It has large grounds with a small hiking trail next to it.

Thomas Dearden (T.R.) 2022 Aug 13

Another fun and interesting Bee festival!! Great work they are doing to promote pollinators.
Lovely old home steeped in history. Beautiful grounds.

Ted Kidwell 2021 Jun 23

This was nice to go to and see they did a great job of restoreing this old plantation pre cival war erea. It was nice to see they keep this place up nice the staff are very nice and helpful. A must go to good for the hole family i do highly recommend. We had a good time we think you will as well.

Tilly Lo 2021 Jun 20

A hidden gem!! I had no idea this was here . I was looking for a historic site to walk my dogs, and this showed up in my Google Maps search. I glad I found it. This historic site has an old house but nicely maintained, a short trail though the woods, a small garden, a cemetery, an area with painted bee houses that you can see the bees, and a nice clean property with historic signs. It is obviously dogfriendly too with a poop station. There is a restroom building. There is no parking lot that is accessible, and need to park on the grass along the horseshoe gravel driveway where the one way entrance and exit are.

Angela P 2020 Nov 15

The new historical markers really add to the experience. The new garden is beautiful and I can't wait to see it in the spring. I was happy to see a building for bathrooms, but they weren't open when we went last week. We plan to go back and walk the hiking trail. There have been so many improvements over the last few years.