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St George's Episcopal Church

VA - Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA

905 Princess Anne St, Fredericksburg, VA 22401, USA

CHURCH

VISITOR INFORMATION

Sunday worship services are at 8am, 10am and 5:30pm.

This is an active parish rather than a museum with published visitor facilities; tours, restrooms and parking are not described for visitors.

SITE FEATURES

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Guided Tours

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Performances & Programs

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Surviving Structures

Peak visitation season unconfirmed. No reliable site-specific monthly attendance pattern was established.

April-May or September-October for St George’s Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg. Confirm a visitor or tour time with this parish and work around worship and private ceremonies.

HISTORIC SITES NEARBY

Nearby Historic Sites

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WHO WAS HERE

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About St George's Episcopal Church

A church occupied this site throughout the Revolutionary era, although the present building dates from 1849. The congregation included members of the Washington family and served Fredericksburg’s Anglican community. Independence ended the Church of England’s established status in Virginia, and the parish later joined the new Protestant Episcopal Church. No specific Revolutionary military use of the church is documented.

The present 1849 brick church occupies the site of earlier Fredericksburg parish buildings and remains an active Episcopal congregation. Its Gothic Revival sanctuary, tower, furnishings, memorials, churchyard, and urban setting are conserved, while worship and visitor access follow congregational policies.

History happened here at St George's Episcopal Church

A church occupied this site throughout the Revolutionary era, although the present building dates from 1849. The congregation included members of the Washington family and served Fredericksburg’s Anglican community.


Independence ended the Church of England’s established status in Virginia, and the parish later joined the new Protestant Episcopal Church. No specific Revolutionary military use of the church is documented.

PEOPLE WHO LIVED HERE

PEOPLE WHO DIED HERE

PEOPLE AT REST HERE

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Fielding Lewis

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John Dandridge Jr.

EXTERNAL LINKS

St. George’s Episcopal Church, history: https://www.stgeorgesepiscopal.net/about-us/history/

Virginia DHR, Saint George’s designation: https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/111-0089/

National Park Service, register asset: https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/NRIS/100003541

St. George’s Church, detailed history: https://history.churchsp.org/

St. George’s Church, walking tour: https://history.churchsp.org/walking-tour/

Accessed 2026-09-28

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