Sayward Wheeler House — Attraction in York

I found out about this museum house when I explored Fisherman's Walk. I am a member of the historical society that owns the house 🏡. You have to reserve a reservation online. They have tours the first and third Saturday of the month from June - October, 11-3 PM. The tour was just over 45 minutes and it was very informative. The group I was with were very nice people who were into the tour. I am very interested in history and learning a bit about the life of a Loyalist who went through the persecution of people who opposed British rule was interesting. They also provide some history of the indigenous people and the people who were either slaves or indentured servants was also important. Jane Seymour, no relation to the actress, was the name of one of the servants. The furniture is in great condition and the views from the windows 🪟 made me wonder what life would have been like in the past. Parking 🅿️ is limited on the front lawn. The building is not wheelchair ♿ accessible. If you are into history, especially in the area, I...

Great House...bad Docent. It is one of the best preserved historic homes in New England and this tour could have been so much better with a different guide. Bill was very knowledgeable and so thorough it over ran the hour by 40 mins. Folks as a result were being added into the tour. We stood in one room for more than an hour as we listened to Bill recount the entire history of the Seward family. To improve this overall experience this man needs to restrained to hour. Too...

Wonderful location on the York River near the Fisherman's Walk. Early 1700s house with amazing history including indigenous and enslaved persons often overlooked. Highly recommend a tour and taking time for the walk in the surrounding...