Fredericksburg is one of the most amazing and haunted towns I have ever been in. It was OLD when the War of 1861-65 ravaged it. Well worth the drive to see it.
The history of our country that is preserved in the state of Virginia is amazing,It is well worth the trip from my home in Michigan.I highly recommend a week or more to see Virginia/DC and you will be back for more.
I toured Kenmore about 20 years ago and it was a rainy day so my Aunt and I were the only visitors. The minute I stepped inside the Front Door I felt at home, like I had visited there very often before. The Interpreter became intrigued and let me go all over the house when she found out Betty, George and I have same Grandparents (12th Generations back). Also when I visited Gunston Hall I felt totally at home and knew what the rooms looked like once I stepped in. Found out it was my 12th or so Granddaddy George Mason's house on my Dad's side of the family. Pretty amazing.
My ancestor George Hume layed out Fredricksburg and founded Episcopal church. Called him immigrant George. George Hume. Exiled to colonies after 1715 Jacobite uprising. Father was lord Hume of wedderburn Scotland. Spent 2 yrs teaching George Washington land surveying. Maybe sparked the rebel in him over campfire talks.
The gaps on the side are called putlog holes. The Palmer House in Colonial Williamsburg has the same feature. At Christmastime they fill the holes with apples.
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Fredericksburg is one of the most amazing and haunted towns I have ever been in. It was OLD when the War of 1861-65 ravaged it. Well worth the drive to see it.
Terrific archtecture, and modest beautiful grounds.
So glad I found this video I had no idea that Betty’s house existed to visit! Thank you for sharing this!
The history of our country that is preserved in the state of Virginia is amazing,It is well worth the trip from my home in Michigan.I highly recommend a week or more to see Virginia/DC and you will be back for more.
Unfortunately, they have destroyed a lot of our history here in Virginia.
I enjoy your video so much.
Well done. Mister.
Your videos are so interesting, Thank you for doing these trips. Very enjoyable! I don’t get to travel very much, thanks for taking us along!
Appreciate it and thanks for watching!
I toured Kenmore about 20 years ago and it was a rainy day so my Aunt and I were the only visitors. The minute I stepped inside the Front Door I felt at home, like I had visited there very often before. The Interpreter became intrigued and let me go all over the house when she found out Betty, George and I have same Grandparents (12th Generations back). Also when I visited Gunston Hall I felt totally at home and knew what the rooms looked like once I stepped in. Found out it was my 12th or so Granddaddy George Mason's house on my Dad's side of the family. Pretty amazing.
That's pretty neat to hear. Glad you got to walk in their footsteps. Thanks for sharing
Humid as hell I bet. Last time I was in F'berg I sweated my a** off.
great video
My ancestor George Hume layed out Fredricksburg and founded Episcopal church. Called him immigrant George. George Hume. Exiled to colonies after 1715 Jacobite uprising. Father was lord Hume of wedderburn Scotland.
Spent 2 yrs teaching George Washington land surveying. Maybe sparked the rebel in him over campfire talks.
The gaps on the side are called putlog holes. The Palmer House in Colonial Williamsburg has the same feature. At Christmastime they fill the holes with apples.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing
Could you do Moss Neck Manor? I know it's privately owned so might have to get permission.
Awesome, thanks for the suggestion. I'll see if it's doable
Have you been to the Mary Washington House? Sounds like you may have based on the intro.
I have, great place to visit 👍
Are you a native of the area ?