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National Historic Landmark - Kenmore
Kenmore was built about 1752 by Fielding Lewis (1725-1782)...
Historic Kenmore
1775 Home of Fielding Lewis and his wife Betty, sister of ...
Historic Kenmore and George Washington's Ferry Farm
George Washington Birthplace National Monument
(Fron...
Kenmore
Four blocks west stands Kenmore, built in 1775 by Col. Fie...
Results for Kenmore
National Historic Landmark - Kenmore
Kenmore was built about 1752 by Fielding Lewis (1725-1782), member of the Virginia House of Burgesses, for his bride Betty, George Washington's sister. The interior plasterwork is rare in 18th-century American houses.
Information provided by the National Register of Historic Places, ...
Historic Kenmore
1775 Home of Fielding Lewis and his wife Betty, sister of George Washington.
Marker is at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Lewis Street on Washington Avenue.
Courtesy hmdb.org
Historic Kenmore and George Washington's Ferry Farm
George Washington Birthplace National Monument
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Historic Kenmore and George Washington's Ferry
For George Washington, Fredericksburg was "...the place of my growing infancy." The old town on the Rappahannock River remained his home until he moved permanently to Mt. Vernon after the death ...
Kenmore
Four blocks west stands Kenmore, built in 1775 by Col. Fielding Lewis for his wife, Betty, sister of George Washington. Near here, between Kenmore and the Rappahannock River, stood Lewis’s warehouses and docks. Kenmore’s intricate plasterwork is the finest in ...