Fields-Penn House
Abingdon is famous for the many 18th and 19th century
buildings that line the streets of the beautiful historic
district, and one of the most popular of these historic
buildings is the stately Fields-Penn House.
The Fields-Penn House was constructed in 1860 by Mr. James
Fields and his wife Susan for use as their private
residence. The Fields' lived there for some time, after
which the estate came into the possession of George and
Estelle Penn.
Today, this immaculate 19th century home is a wonderful
museum, complete with skilled interpreters who showcase the
lifestyles of both sets of original owners.
The Fields-Penn House is open to the public and tours are
given from April through December of each year.
Hours:
Wednesday: 11AM - 4PM
Thursday through Saturday: 1PM - 4PM
Admission Fees:
Adults - $3
Children 6-12 years of age - $2
Children 5 years old and younger - no charge
Location:
The Fields-Penn House is located at the corner of
Cummings and Main Streets.
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