Things to Do in Fredericksburg, VA: George Washington's Ferry Farm

George Washington's Ferry Farm

George Washington actually grew up right here in Fredericksburg (from 1738-1752, ages 6-19) It is said that this is the place where the stories of the cherry tree and of the silver dollar (really a stone) thrown across the Rappahannock River took place

It was also an important part of where the Union lines were, during the Battle of Fredericksburg. Recentely, Archaeologists recovered the remains of the Washington's house. A National Historic Landmark, Ferry Farm includes a visitor center with exhibits and a self-guiding walking tour of the property.

Rt. 3 East in southern Stafford County
Across the river from Fredericksburg
(540) 370-0732

Admission Information

General Admission - $5.00
Students (age 17+) and Individuals (age 6 to 17) - $3.00
Children under 6, free
Discounts available for Seniors (60+), AAA, active military, trolley passengers,
DAR Members, and Time Travelers.
Group rates available - please call (540) 370-0732 ext. 24 for reservations and details.

2009 Hours
Washington's Ferry Farm is open daily March-October, 10am to 5pm and November-December, 10am to 4pm. . Closed Thanksgiving, December 24, 25 and 31. Group visits available by appointment, (540) 370-0732, Ext. 24 . Group rates available.

ferryfarm.org

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