The Peter Family’s “Portable Water Closet”
by Rob DeHart When one looks at human history, the flushing toilet is a relatively new invention. Until the […]
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Entries by Comms2018
Activity: What do you collect?
At Tudor Place, we tell the stories of the Peter family and of the people they enslaved and employed. One […]
Craft: Cicada Origami
This month, Washington, DC is experiencing the emergence of a group of cicadas called Brood X. You can learn more […]
Activity: Cicada Safari
During May 2021, something exciting (and noisy) is going to happen. A group of cicadas called Brood X is going […]
Activity: Using iNaturalist
Join the City Nature Challenge to spot and identify plants, animals and bugs in your town, then compete with other […]
Activity: What Do You See Outdoors?
Join the City Nature Challenge to spot and identify plants, animals, and bugs in your town and compete with other […]
Take a Virtual Tour of Tudor Place
Enjoy a virtual visit to Tudor Place. The words of past owners Britannia Wellington Peter Kennon and Armistead Peter 3rd […]
Craft: Egg Carton Tulips
Activity Directions: While Armistead Peter 3rd and his wife Caroline were living at Tudor Place, they exchanged tulips at Easter. […]
Craft: Stained Glass Tulips
Activity Directions: While Armistead Peter 3rd and his wife Caroline were living at Tudor Place, they exchanged tulips at Easter. […]
Early American Life — Honoring Grandmama
Read the cover story in the April issue of Early American Life magazine, titled “Honoring Grandmama,” which pays tribute to […]
