Robert Carter House
209 Palace Green St, Williamsburg, VA 23185, USA
Virginia, USA
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EST. 1746
EST. 1746
1761–1783
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Robert Carter House.
The original eighteenth-century Carter house survives within Colonial Williamsburg and remains part of the interpreted historic area. Restoration preserves exterior and interior architectural fabric, period-style rooms, gardens, archaeological resources, and the surrounding streetscape, with access determined by current museum programming and property use.
About Robert Carter House
Robert Carter’s Williamsburg house belonged to the political and social setting of revolutionary Virginia. Carter served on the governor’s Council but later withdrew from public life. No specific Revolutionary military event at the residence is documented; the house illustrates the elite urban world transformed as royal government gave way to independence.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Robert Carter House
Robert Carter’s Williamsburg house belonged to the political and social setting of revolutionary Virginia. Carter served on the governor’s Council but later withdrew from public life.
No specific Revolutionary military event at the residence is documented; the house illustrates the elite urban world transformed as royal government gave way to independence.
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