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Ferry Farm is a significant historical site as it is the farm and house where George Washington, the first President of the United States, spent most of his childhood. This location offers a unique insight into the early life of one of the most influential figures in American history.

Location of Ferry Farm

Ferry Farm is located in Stafford County, Virginia, along the north bank of the Rappahannock. This location not only offers historical significance but also provides a picturesque setting for visitors to enjoy.

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George Washington's Ferry Farm
268 Kings Hwy
Virginia

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Visitor information George Washington's Ferry Farm

Opening hours

MARCH THRU OCTOBER
MON-SAT - 10 am-5 pm
SUN - Noon-5 pm

NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
MON-SAT - 10 am-4 pm
SUN - Noon-4 pm

Admission

0 – 5Free
AdultsUS$9.00
Students (Ages 6 and up)US$4.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

268 Kings Hwy, Fredericksburg

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Exhibitions

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George Washington's Ferry Farm Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    George Washington's Ferry Farm in Fredericksburg, United States, offers visitors a chance to explore the boyhood home of America's first president. The site provides a mix of historical significance and educational value, though some visitors may find the experience somewhat limited.

    The archaeological site and reconstructed house give insight into 18th-century colonial life and Washington's early years. Many visitors appreciate the knowledgeable staff and engaging guided tours that bring the history to life. The hands-on activities and demonstrations are often cited as highlights, particularly for families with children.

    However, some guests note that the site is relatively small and may not require a full day to explore. The lack of original structures can be disappointing for those expecting a more extensive historical complex. Additionally, some visitors mention that the admission price feels a bit high for the amount of content available.

    The beautiful riverside setting and well-maintained grounds are frequently praised, offering pleasant views and a peaceful atmosphere. The visitor center provides useful context with its exhibits and artifacts, though some find it could be more comprehensive.

    Overall, George Washington's Ferry Farm is generally regarded as an informative and worthwhile stop for history enthusiasts and those interested in learning about Washington's youth, but it may not appeal to all visitors equally.

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