A great quick stop for the family while traveling I-81 in VA. The site historian brings the museum to life taking you to a time in VA where Washington spent much time!

Amazing artifacts and very knowledgeable volunteers! There is still blood on the floor from when the building was used as a hospital during the Civil War!

My husband is a licensed land surveyor and this is President Washington's survey office. He enjoyed seeing the old equipment and maps of the area. Helpful staff, interesting stop.

This is one of three locations managed by the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society. The other is Abram's Delight and Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters. Purchase the block ticket and visit all three locations. Washington's Office museum is only one portion of the story. If you've visited Mount Vernon, you'll know about Washington's early years as a surveyor. He basically got to check... More

Really well restored unfortunately we were too late to go in but were able to explore the exterior grounds and building

This is a very small museum with period artifacts. The staff member was very informative and explained some of the displays and history. As others have stated it doesn't take long to go through and the tickets can be purchased separately or as part of a package that includes Stonewall Jackson's headquarters and Abram's delight. (The package price is cheaper).... More

Pam was working the day we visited & she was great! we stayed there an hour & chatted & learned a ton of info. Probably best for teens & adults but my young children enjoyed it because of they like hsitory but Pam made it fun

We visited here as it was part of a package deal. The building is interesting, but there's not a lot on display here. It doesn't take long tho, so if you've just a few minutes to kill, stop on by. The Cork Tavern down the street a bit is a good place to eat.

original log buiding used by Washington during Revolution war with many artifacts