Weems‑Botts Museum – Dumfries, Virginia (May 22, 2015)

Side view of Weems-Botts Museum house Front porch of Weems-Botts Museum with rocking chairs Interior staircase of Weems-Botts Museum Attic bedroom with musket and quilt at Weems-Botts Museum Historic writing room with table and quill at Weems-Botts Museum

The house originally served as the vestry for the Quantico Church. An addition was later added to the home, but the original part of the house is considered to be a true example of 1 and 1⁄2 story building. The home was restored in 1975 as part of a bicentennial U.S. restoration project and now operates as a museum. Parson Weems was a clergyman from Maryland and is a well‑known author of books. The entire investigation is available for viewing on our YouTube channel. We would like to shout out a big thank you to Weems‑Botts Museum for allowing us to investigate their amazing historical property. I highly recommend that if you ever get the chance to visit the museum, please do so — it is a beautiful place to tour and investigate. It was an awesome investigation! Details of this story can be found in Teresa's book and after it is published you can read the rest of the story...

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