Mary Washington House

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This is the house in Fredericksburg, Virginia that George Washington's mother Mary Ball Washington resided in. She lived there from 1722 until her death in 1789. It is now a city landmark and is open for tours. [1]

[edit] Trivia

  • In the main parlor, the picture seems to frown when a person enters, and smiles when they leave.
  • In Mary Ball Washington's bedroom, the portrait by the fireplace's eyes seem to roll and move.
  • In the dining room, if the table is set, then the silverware and glasses seem to shake slightly, even when nothing moves them.
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