Great tour! Nice that you braved the horrible NYC subway to get to a gem! On the tour, I can't get over how gross it would be to crap in a pot in your bedroom and have it sit in there til a servant got it, then carried it through the house! 😖

Similar to Napoleon's tomb.

Love the show chris.

Lowering white 🤍🤍🤍🤍

This was also a small restaurant named "Traveller's" in the '80's & '90's. Unfortunately, I never went in.

Each side has a different brick pattern, interesting

Is Keith Jones still the owner?

Amazing that the house has survived hundreds of years so close to a main road. It’s seen transportation from stagecoaches to Teslas go past its door

Always wondered about that place and why it was never open as a historical site

Shout out to Dumfries!

Excellent video- the engraving inside a bar reminded me of Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg- they had the liquor in a “booth” like that to keep people from stealing it when the barkeep stepped away. Drone footage was 👍

"all header facade" What does that mean?

You are correct about the flag across the street. It's Hawaii's state flag. The Hawaiian Islands were once placed under the protection of England.

Love the pic of the old car stuck in the mud. Route one was a mess haha. Great building. When have been nice if the County restored the inside to a working bar not offices

Fitzhugh Lee was also the 40th Governor of Virginia

I just found your channel! And I am just going through a lot of your videos! It’s really exciting… Apparently, and I’m not sure how jazz I am about it, I am a long long descendent of John Tyler! So I did watch the Sherwood Forest one, and the one about Berkeley house! Really well done! Could I ask where you are from in Virginia?

My ancestor George Hume layed out Fredricksburg and founded Episcopal church. Called him immigrant George. George Hume. Exiled to colonies after 1715 Jacobite uprising. Father was lord Hume of wedderburn Scotland. Spent 2 yrs teaching George Washington land surveying. Maybe sparked the rebel in him over campfire talks.

This lady is one of the best docents I’ve heard! So well done! Thank you!

I’m surprised that you didn’t show us the interior view of the box. Was it closed?

Thank you so much for this; I am a "cousin" descendant and I did not know about this museum.🎉

Such a guy video. 10 seconds of the interior.

Richmond Virginia is full of treasures. If you come to the city to visit, bring your children and don't forget to visit Maymont Park while you are at it. There is something for everyone. Also, the lobby of the old City Hall building, which was narrowly saved from the wrecking ball is a marvel to look at. Then there's the old 'refurbished' Train Depot on 5th Street, which my family always referred to as the 'fairytale' building, with all of it interesting dormers and steep pitched roof. Richmond was decked out with monuments before the woke crowd decided to come in and destroy history on Monument Ave. They should rename the street Demolition Ave, now. It would be a just title now that the monuments are gone. History should be taught, not erased. Kudos to the preservationists that saved this house.

Amazing stuff. I hope I can visit there this year and see that 'bath'. I've been to Verona, Italy, where I saw Juliet's balcony where she allegedly called to Romeo. Even though Pocahontas was a real person, I would be willing to bet Pocahontas's bath is just as authentic. But it's still fun.😊

Thank you for a wonderful video. Love the house!

When they took down the Teddy Roosevelt statue at the Nat Museum, i decided never to go back to nyc again.

Sounds like 70s porn music

At 17:28, that's my great grandma's house! I have good memories there. She passed in 2006. I used to go to Spanky's ice cream parlor so often as a kid.

At the end you say you did a lot of research before going there and yet you made a whole video without any mention of the people who worked that kitchen, smoke house, and those grounds for FREE !🤡

The shamrock is the 2nd Corp badge, not the Irish Brigade. Also, there is a shell strike from Union artillery on the left pillar at the entrance to the Willlis Cemetery. Thanks for the video! I grew up in Fredericksburg in the 80’s.

I'm in Philadelphia I'd love to talk to the restoration guys. I just started a business that does historical restoration and renovations.

Why do you have earphones on while telling us they were over acting in that great movie.

Never new this place is their, thank you.

Nicely done! Great to see that progress is being made with the restoration! Thanks Chris!

Might be a stretch calling it a mansion, haha. Nice place...considering it's near Petersburg 😃. Great video-never heard of this place before.

This is such an elegant property and I very much appreciated the tour of Battersea. I have to get down there to see that. Thank you, Chris !

Thanks! Appreciate your diligence in going out there several times. This is beautiful, when I was in there years ago most of the interior was still in the restoration process- it’s incredible, and the furnishings are 👍

I live in central Va since 1964. Love your videos. Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing 😊

Thank you for the tour. Very interesting.

Yep. The original mill was burned by Union troops during the Civil War during General Stoneman’s raid. There were two major battles fought in Saltville which is just in the next Valley, Poor Valley.

Why don't you just ride around town and see what Culpeper is really like lol!

I wanted to see how the restrooms!

Very informative! I've lived in DC 25 years. I had no idea this house existed. Where is it located? Must be Northwest.

Langbourne Meade Williams added the wing brick wing back in 1918

BEAUTIFUL

My Grandfather owned and lived in The Hartwood House until his death in 2005. I was very young when I visited him there and he would tell me to stay away from the pond behind the home because of snapping turtles. After my grandfather's death, my Mother and Aunt paid someone to take care of the home until they figured out what to do with it. He lived in the cottage house. That person had a drinking problem and killed themself in that cottage. My family no longer owns the home but I'll drive by whenever driving through Virginia.

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interesting for sure

His Born in 1732!

Very cool Town. I loved the buildings and all the brickwork. Glad they didn't tear down the buildings and put modern high rises. We have lost so much history when towns do that. Another great video. Thanks

What a nice place! Has that Mid-Atlantic/Eastern VA look. Appears to be clean and tidy in that area. No Dirty South look, haha.