Doswell House (Fredericksburg, Virginia)
USA /
Virginia /
Falmouth /
Fredericksburg, Virginia /
Virginia Route 2 / U.S. Business Route 1/17 South (Princess Anne Street)
World
/ USA
/ Virginia
/ Falmouth
World / United States / Virginia
place with historical importance, interesting place
Built about 1785 by William A.Jackson. Purchased at public auction in 1849 by Hugh Scott, a merchant. Called Doswell House after its 1860 owner, James Temple Doswell. General Lafayette had dinner there in 1824. Jefferson Davis stayed at the house in 1862.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 38°18'18"N 77°27'43"W
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- Battle of Chancellorsville 18 km
- Battle of the Wilderness 27 km
- Payne's Farm Battlefield Site 33 km
- Prince William Forest Park 37 km
- Marine Corps Base Quantico 39 km
- Battle of Kelly's Ford 39 km
- Auburn Farm 47 km
- Oakwood Farm 59 km
- Manassas National Battlefield Park 61 km
- Downtown Fredericksburg 0.5 km
- University of Mary Washington 1.2 km
- College Heights 1.4 km
- Bowman Center 3.1 km
- Argyle Heights 3.5 km
- Sylvania Heights 3.6 km
- River Meadows 4.2 km
- Duff McDuff Green Memorial Park 4.4 km
- Stafford County, Virginia 12 km
- Spotsylvania County, Virginia 21 km