Tudor Place
1644 31st St NW, Washington, DC 20007, USA
District of Columbia, USA
MUSEUM
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EST. 1815
EST. 1815
1805–1816
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Tudor Place.
The Federal-period mansion, collections, gardens, and grounds survive as a historic house museum. The site preserves extensive Washington-Custis family objects despite being built after the Revolution.
About Tudor Place
Tudor Place was built after the Revolution for Martha Washington’s granddaughter Martha Custis Peter. The house preserved Washington and Custis family objects and memory. Its Revolutionary significance is familial and commemorative, not a wartime event.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Tudor Place
Tudor Place was built after the Revolution for Martha Washington’s granddaughter Martha Custis Peter. The house preserved Washington and Custis family objects and memory.
Its Revolutionary significance is familial and commemorative, not a wartime event.
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