Historic Kenmore was built by George Washington’s sister, Betty Washington Lewis, and her husband, Fielding Lewis. This beautiful, Georgian-style, brick mansion reflects the pre-Revolutionary-War wealth and status of the Fredericksburg merchant.
Step inside St. George’s Episcopal Church and discover the beauty of a 19th century example of Romanesque Revival Architecture with an ancient basilica layout.
Besides being one of the oldest buildings in America and the oldest in Fredericksburg, the Fielding Lewis Store can also claim that George Washington shopped there.
While not serving food or drink since 1827, the Rising Sun Tavern Museum in Fredericksburg VA provides a lively interpretation of colonial tavern life and was once the home of George Washington’s youngest brother, Charles.
The St. James’ House was built around 1768 and was originally home to James Mercer. St. James’ House has been elegantly restored with an outstanding collection of antiques.