LOCATION FILE
George Wythe House
FOLLOWWilliamsburg, VA
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A mid-18th-century townhouse built for law professor George Wythe, mentor to Thomas Jefferson, and used by General George Washington as a headquarters during the Revolutionary War.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Colonial Williamsburg ghost tours describe candlelight seen in upper windows and a sense of a watching presence tied to the home's 18th-century residents.
VISITING
Open to the public as part of Colonial Williamsburg.
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