• The Chimneys - The Chimneys was built around 1770 by an immigrant Scotsman, John Glassel, a merchant. Loyal to the British crown when the Revolution broke out, he left his property to his brother and returned to Scotland.

Note: This 1.5+ mile-long tour covers the essentials of Fredericksburg in 1-2 hours.

• Fredericksburg Visitor Center - Visit Fredericksburg - When you arrive in Fredericksburg. your first visit should be at the world-famous Visitor Center. As we go around the streets of this town, you’ll learn its history and hear tales of soldiers, residents, and even ghosts.
• St. George’s Episcopal Church - Church and burial ground of St. George the Episcopal. A major historical landmark, this place may be found in Virginia’s Fredericksburg. You may learn a lot about the community’s history and the individuals who had a part in forming it by visiting the church and the cemetery.
• Lewis Store - You’ll pass the historic Lewis Store, that has been a part of Fredericksburg for more than 200 years. You can look at displays about the town’s history, such as its part in the Civil War and the many famous residents.
• 1002 Caroline St - As you walk along Caroline Street, you will see many historic buildings, including the Rising Sun Tavern and the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop. These buildings are said to be haunted by the ghosts of their past inhabitants, including soldiers, merchants, and even children.
• 303 Fauquier St - Then, stroll through the Fauquier Street. There are a lot of historic buildings there, like the Mary Washington House and the James Monroe Museum. Fauquier Street is one of Fredericksburg’s most historic and beautiful streets.
• Mary Washington House - As you explore the house, you’ll see many original furnishings and artifacts that belonged to Mary Washington and her family. This beautiful and well-preserved home has a rich and fascinating history, from its construction in the 18th century to its use as a museum dedicated to preserving the memory of Mary Washington.
• Kenmore Inn - The Kenmore Inn is one of the most prestigious and venerable hotels in the country. From its original construction in the 18th century to its present use as a little bed and breakfast, the history of this stunning and well-preserved structure is rich and interesting.
• Rising Sun Tavern Museum - After that, you’ll get to the Rising Sun Tavern Museum, which is one of the most famous places in the area. Not only is the Rising Sun Tavern a museum, but it is also known for the ghosts who live there. You’ll find out about important people like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson who visited or stayed at the inn.

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