Tudor Place

Tudor Place, located in Seabrook, MD, is a historic plantation house that played a significant role in American history. Built in 1816 by Martha Custis Peter and her husband Thomas Peter, a nephew of George Washington, the house has stood as a witness to over 200 years of American history.

Visiting Tudor Place is a unique opportunity for tourists and visitors to step back in time and experience the life of some of America's most influential figures. The house has been preserved in its original state, allowing visitors to see the elegant architecture and furnishings that reflect the wealth and style of early 19th century America.

Beyond the physical structure, Tudor Place offers a glimpse into the personal and political lives of the Peter family, who played a significant role in shaping the nation. From hosting Thomas Jefferson and James Madison to being a safe haven for enslaved people seeking freedom, Tudor Place has a rich and complex history that will engage and educate all who visit. Tourists and visitors will leave with a deeper understanding and appreciation for the people and events that shaped America into the country it is today.

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