Joseph Webb House

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The Joseph Webb House is a prominent 18th-century Georgian-style residence in Wethersfield, Connecticut, best known as George Washington’s 1781 Revolutionary War headquarters and a key site in early American history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Georgian-style residence
historic house
museum
architecturalStyle Georgian
category Georgian architecture in Connecticut
Historic house museums in Connecticut
Houses completed in 1752
National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut NERFINISHED
city Wethersfield NERFINISHED
completionDate 1752
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfGeorgeWashingtonStay May 1781
floorCount 3 including attic
functionDuring1781Stay headquarters for planning joint Franco-American operations
hasFeature central chimney
central hall plan
paneled front door with decorative surround
period-furnished interior rooms
symmetrical five-bay façade
hasFunction historic house museum
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
inception 1752
locatedIn Hartford County, Connecticut NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

Wethersfield, Connecticut NERFINISHED
material wood
namedAfter Joseph Webb NERFINISHED
notableFor 18th-century Georgian domestic architecture
association with George Washington
role in the American Revolutionary War
numberOfStoreys 2.5
openToPublic true
operator Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum NERFINISHED
originalOwner Joseph Webb NERFINISHED
partOf Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum complex NERFINISHED
Wethersfield Historic District NERFINISHED
preservationStatus restored
roofType gambrel roof
significantEvent George Washington’s 1781 military planning meetings
planning of the Yorktown campaign
state Connecticut
tourism offers guided tours
usedAs George Washington’s headquarters NERFINISHED
Revolutionary War headquarters
usedDuring American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
visitBy Comte de Rochambeau NERFINISHED
George Washington NERFINISHED

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