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The Inn was constructed by John
Taylow, architect, and one of the original signers
of The Declaration of Independence. In the 1800's
it served as the home of the Mayor of Fredericksburg,
Richard Johnston The Richard Johnston Inn still
reflects the charm and grace of a past era, while
providing all of the amenities of today for the
comfort of our guests.
Chosen in 2005 by Southern Living Readers Choice
Awards as one of "The Best Bed & Breakfasts
in The South"
Awarded by Arrington's Inn Traveler magazine
in 2005 as One of the Best Inns in the
United States for walking to shops and restaurants.
December 2005:
Voted "The Best Of Washington" for
weekend get aways by
The Washingtonian
January 2004: Voted "Best in the
Burg" by local newspaper, The
Front Porch
February 2004: Featured on WUSA TV with
reporter Jan Fox as one of the most romantic
Inns in Virginia.
June 6th, 2004: Washington Post states:
"In less than an hour from Washington
you can feel far, far away by visiting Old Town
Fredericksburg and The Richard Johnston Inn."
July 2004: "recommended as a 5 star
Bed & Breakfast by international
traveler Herr Christian Steinbach, manufacturer
of the Nutcracker dolls."
New Addition For Our Guests:
Relax and revitalize yourself after a long trip
with massage therapy by Ms. Christina
Culley here at The Richard Johnston Inn. By appointment
only, please inquire when you make your reservations.
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