St. George Tucker House Williamsburg, Verner, Elizabeth O'Neill, 1883-1979, artist

Title: St. George Tucker House Williamsburg
Creator(s): Verner, Elizabeth O'Neill, 1883-1979, artist
Date Created/Published: [1936]
Summary: Drawing shows a rambling colonial house behind a picket fence in Williamsburg, Virginia. A lawyer, Revolutionary War militia officer, legal scholar, and judge, St. George Tucker bought three lots on Williamsburg's Palace green from Edmund Randolph in 1788. Tucker moved the largest structure, a 1716 building that had been Levingstone's home, to its present location on Nicholson Street to face more-fashionable Market Square. Verner was commissioned to draw Williamsburg by the Rockefellers in 1936.
Notes:
Copyright Elizabeth O'Neill Verner.
Subjects:
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation--1930-1940.
Houses--Virginia--Williamsburg--1930-1940.
United States--Virginia--Williamsburg
Drawings--American--1930-1940.
Bookmark /2004662161/
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