Brush-Everard House, Colonial residence in Williamsburg, United States
The Brush-Everard House features a timber-framed structure with hand-split weatherboard siding and spans five bays across its story-and-a-half elevation.
John Bush constructed this residence in 1718, making it one of the earliest houses in Virginia, before Thomas Everard acquired and expanded it in 1755.
The interior displays the social status of colonial Virginia through its detailed wainscoting, imported wallpaper, and collection of period furnishings.
The property includes six auxiliary buildings: a kitchen, smokehouse, stables, privies, laundry, and dairy, arranged around formal gardens.
During restoration from 1949 to 1951, workers removed later additions to return the house to its appearance during Thomas Everard's ownership.
Location: Virginia
GPS coordinates: 37.27357,-76.70156
Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:40
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