Kenmore (Built 1752) Fredericksburg Virginia Colonial Linen Postcard For Sale

Discover a piece of American history with this vintage linen postcard showcasing Kenmore, the magnificent colonial home built in 1752 in Fredericksburg, Virginia. This architectural gem, once the residence of Colonel Fielding Lewis and Betty Washington Lewis (George Washington\'s only sister), is beautifully depicted with its distinctive brick facade, multiple chimneys, and surrounding lush greenery. The vibrant colors and characteristic linen texture capture the grandeur of this historic landmark, making it a compelling collectible for enthusiasts of colonial architecture and Virginian heritage.The postcard\'s reverse provides fascinating details about Kenmore, highlighting its robust two-foot-thick walls and rooms adorned with ornate ceilings and mantels designed by none other than George Washington himself. Published by R. A. Kishpaugh of Fredericksburg and produced by Tichnor Bros., Inc. of Boston, this postcard exemplifies the quality and artistry of the Linen Era. It offers a tangible connection to the early American period, celebrating a significant historic home and its rich association with the Washington family. Perfect for collectors of Fredericksburg postcards, Virginia landmarks, historic homes, and George Washington memorabilia.