The Wythe House is a historic house on the Palace Green in Colonial Williamsburg, in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA. Built in the 1750s, it was the home of George Wythe, signer of the Declaration of Independence and father of American jurisprudence.
101 Palace Green St Williamsburg , VA 23185 United States
One of the original houses still standing in williamsburg. Definitely worth the time to walk thru. Unguided so you can go at your own pace.
Our favorite tour in town . One of the few original (non-reproduction) buildings in Williamsburg, and a good orientation. You're walking through rooms in which Thomas Jefferson learned law.
The house is original, not a replica. Air conditioning was added for guest comfort and preservation. Mr. Wyrthe is an unsung American hero you should learn more about.
This is the second most haunted house in Williamsburg.
This place is living history in present time..
Lovely place to stay. Great staff and rooms. Within walking distance to all the attractions. - Todd A Williams
Best site in all of colonial Williamsburg. It’s worth all the hype and wait time. The inside is amazing and the outside is gorgeous. I would suggest that it’s the first stop in colonial Williamsburg. - James C
Start your tour of Williamsburg here. Try to get there before 10:30 when they start the Revolutionary City with re-enactors outside. Gives glimpse of life in Williamsburg during revolutionary era. - Mark B
Great interpreter -- explained typesetting and printing, including how printers calculated circulation requirements. The Post Office shop upstairs sells document prints from the shop. - Matthew Phillips
There is a recommended $1 donation for touring the church ground. Ask the parishioners/volunteers any questions you may have -- they have a lot of knowledge to share. - K. D.
Freaky place at night. We loved the tour! - Slightly Perfect
The House Brew is a great beer. Really crisp, not too hoops-y! - Maddie Collins