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Peyton Randolph House

VA - Williamsburg, Virginia, USA

100 W Nicholson St, Williamsburg, VA 23185, USA

MUSEUM

VISITOR INFORMATION

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TICKET REQUIRED

Colonial Williamsburg general admission is $37.50 per day for adults and $10 for youth ages 6-12.

There is no dedicated on-site parking. Use the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Center or Art Museums lot, or paid city parking, which is not included in the ticket price.

SITE FEATURES

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Surviving Structures

School visits, holidays and published Historic Area programmes may add demand. House-specific annual peak months unconfirmed.

April-May or October for a confirmed house programme and milder Historic Area walks. Check the current daily schedule and correct admission before arriving.

HISTORIC SITES NEARBY

Nearby Historic Sites

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Landmark

WHO WAS HERE

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George Washington

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Patrick Henry

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Peyton Randolph

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Edmund Pendleton

About Peyton Randolph House

Peyton Randolph’s Williamsburg home belonged to the first president of the Continental Congress and a leader of Virginia’s resistance politics. Meetings and hospitality there supported Patriot networks. Randolph died in 1775, but his public leadership helped unite the colonies before independence.

The original eighteenth-century house remains as one of Colonial Williamsburg’s oldest buildings. Restored rooms, dependencies, yard, and archaeological evidence support its interpretation.

History happened here at Peyton Randolph House

Peyton Randolph’s Williamsburg home belonged to the first president of the Continental Congress and a leader of Virginia’s resistance politics. Meetings and hospitality there supported Patriot networks.


Randolph died in 1775, but his public leadership helped unite the colonies before independence.

PEOPLE WHO LIVED HERE

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Peyton Randolph

PEOPLE WHO DIED HERE

PEOPLE AT REST HERE

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