ST. GEORGE TUCKER HOUSE Lang WISE Williamsburg 0506002

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St. George Tucker House Colonial Williamsburg Collection #0506009 Collectible Lang and Wise reproduction of Colonial Williamsburg's St. George Tucker House. First issue (2002). Retired. As new in original box. 18 1/2" long, 9" wide, 6 3/4" high. Guaranteed safe shipping. Items insured at our expense. Full refunds up to 30 days for any reason. CONDITION : Flawless. Immaculate. Removed from box for photographic purposes only. Please note that during the coming weeks we will be offering numerous items from the Lang and Wise Colonial Williamsburg Collection. Bookmark this page for reference. ST. GEORGE TUCKER HOUSE St. George Tucker came to Williamsburg from Bermuda in 1771 to enroll in the College of William and Mary. After reading law under George Wyllie, he practiced in the county courts, later became professor of law at William and Mary, and eventually served as a federal district judge. In 1788, Tucker bought the old Lcvingston House, a small two-room structure located on Palace Green and moved it around the corner to face Market Square, the focus of town life after the capital of Virginia moved to Richmond. Over the next few years the house was renovated and expanded several times to better represent his gentry status and accommodate his large family. The addition of a bedchamber wing to the east, a large shed room to the read more

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