Robert Toombs House State Historic Site

Robert Toombs House in Washington. · TampAGS for AGS Media · Credits & licenses

What to expect

Tour a restored and furnished Greek Revival house with exhibits that address Robert Toombs's political career and the enslaved people who operated the home and plantation.

Washington · $7 ages 13+; $5 ages 5–12; ages 0–4 free · 1–2 hours

Robert Toombs House State Historic Site · 216 East Robert Toombs Avenue, Washington, GA 30673

Thu–Sat 10am–4pm

Current structured hours and the state guide say Thursday–Saturday. A stale sentence on the tourism page says Tuesday–Saturday; call before a long drive or holiday visit.

• Restored Greek Revival house
• Original furnishings and period rooms
• Ground-floor exhibits on political and enslaved-community history

Before you go

• Call to confirm Thursday–Saturday hours because one tourism-page sentence is stale.
• The site is partly accessible; ask about the exact tour route for your needs.
• Leashed pets may use the grounds but cannot enter the historic building.
• Use the guided interpretation to understand both Toombs's public life and the enslaved labor behind the property.

Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.