Peyton Randolph House

Explore the Randolph property, home to 27 enslaved people and the Randolph family. Dive into the paradox of American slavery as you traverse some of the places enslaved people lived and worked on the property of the President of the First Continental Congress. Learn what freedom and revolution meant to all those who lived here and how they were impacted by the events shaping a new nation.

We recommend planning to spend at least 30 minutes at this site, but we welcome you to explore at your own pace.