George Washington's Fredericksburg Foundation

Mary Washington House - Home of Washington's mother after moving from Ferry Farm to the city of Fredericksburg
Mary Ball Washington Museum - In Lancaster County, Virginia
Mount Vernon - George Washington's home from 1754 until his death in 1799
Rising Sun Tavern - House built by Washington's brother, Charles in 1760 that was later operated as a tavern
George Washington Birthplace National Monument - Place of Washington's birth in 1732
George Washington - A National Treasure - The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery site that features the famous Gilbert Stuart portrait - a great deal of Washington information
George Washington's Young Friends - A group of first-person interpreters who often join us at Ferry Farm and Kenmore
The Papers of George Washington - Online edition of Washington's correspondence. Many learning resources for school children and teachers
The Writings of George Washington - from the Original Manuscript Sources
1745-1799. Edited by John C. Fitzpatrick (1931-44)
The Rules of Civility - George Washington wrote a copy of these rules when he was a schoolboy.
The Cherry Tree Fable - from The Life of Washington by Parson Mason L. Weems
Sulgrave Manor - Ancestral English home of the Washingtons
Tudor Place - Built by Martha Washington's granddaughter, Martha Custis Peter
Woodlawn - A gift from George Washington to his nephew Major Lawrence Lewis and his wife Eleanor "Nelly" Custis (granddaughter of Martha Washington)

Belmont - Gari Melchers Home and Studio
Chatham - 18th-century estate of William Fitzhugh completed in 1771 and named after William Pitt, Earl of Chatham
Civil War Battlefields - Find out more about these historic battlefields
Civil War Life Museum - Located next to the Spotsylvania County Visitor Center in Massaponax Crossing
Fredericksburg Area Museum - Collects, interprets, and presents the history and culture of this region of Virginia
Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop - 18th-century building restored as Hugh Mercer's Apothecary Shop
James Monroe Museum - The official web site of the James Monroe Museum
The Lewis Store - building under restoration by Historic Fredericksburg Foundation
White Oak Civil War Museum - A unique collection of Union and Confederate artifacts collected from encampments and battle sites around the Fredericksburg, Va. area.

Central Rappahannock Regional Library - Historypoint.org - Informative articles on Fredericksburg's past; places that define our area's history; people that have shaped the day-to-day history of our region; and dispatches that give a true feel for the olden days
City of Fredericksburg - The Official Fredericksburg Government site
Fredericksburg Timeless - The official visitor center web site of America's Most Historic City.
Free Lance-Star - Fredericksburg's local newspaper
Friends of the Rappahannock - Promotes the conservation, protection, and enjoyment of the natural, cultural, recreational, scenic, and historical values of the Rappahannock River and its tributaries
Olde Towne Carriages - Specializing in horse-drawn carriage tours of Historic Downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia
Simply Fredericksburg - Fredericksburg area events, hotels, apartments, restaurants, shopping and sites
Spotsylvania Preservation Foundation - SPFI was established in 1988 to help preserve and protect Spotsylvania County's natural and historic resources
Stafford County - The Stafford County tourism web site
Trolley Tours of Fredericksburg - 75 minute guided tour of the Historic District and Fredericksburg Battlefield
University of Mary Washington - The official web site of the University of Mary Washington